Hajis who came from Bihar to perform Haj have to face mismanagement, expressed displeasure with the government

Indians Face Problem In Haj Yatra: People going on Haj pilgrimage from India to Saudi Arabia are facing mismanagement. The Haj pilgrims of Bihar have expressed displeasure with the Government of India and the Government of Saudi Arabia regarding the mismanagement. Some passengers talked to Abdul Wahid Azad, editor of ABP Live, on the phone and explained the condition of mismanagement. He has also sent some videos from outside Maidan-e-Arafat.

A Haj pilgrim said, “After Haj, they appear in Muzdalfa, about 10 kilometers away. After sunset drive to Muzdalifah. There is no arrangement here. How will people go, there is no bus, no one to tell… There is no facility of any kind. There is no one to show them the way. A lot of people are very upset.”

He said that although Haj pilgrims from Bihar spend more money than other states. In a way, atrocities are happening with them. A Haj pilgrim from Maharashtra also told a similar story. He said that there is no facility here. Haj pilgrims from other states mentioned the difficulties.

Why is it important to reach Muzdalifah?

Please tell that today (June 27) was the most important day of Hajj. Today is the 9th Jill Hijjah and the Muslim who was present in Maidan-e-Arafat on this day will be called Haji. No Muslim can become a Haji until he is able to gather at Maidan-e-Arafat on the 9th of Zilla Hijjah. On the 9th Zil Hijjah, after sunset in the evening, the pilgrims leave for Muzdalifah, where they have to spend the whole night. The distance from Arafat to Muzdalifah is 8 to 10 kilometers.

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