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Minister of Religious Affairs of Pakistan, Chaudhry Salik Hussain, has unveiled the new Hajj Policy 2025 that includes an installment payment system for pilgrims so that the financial burden is lightened and more people across the country could make a sacred pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina. Under this new scheme, an installment plan will also be followed in which payments will be spread right from the time of application till the final deposit. Under the new package, 179,210 pilgrims would be flown for Hajj and the amount would fall between Rs 1.075 million and Rs 1,175 million, according to the package of the governing body. Especially, the first-timers have been targeted by the governing body who will be given priority through the balloting system. Another provision of the new policy is a two-option travel package for people with differing time preferences. Another policy is involved in the travel restriction with children under 12; however, not traveling. The phased payment approach will ease the process for those keen on going for Hajj in terms of travel arrangements. This policy will be a big step for Pakistani citizens, and Hajj will become an easily possible affair for them. . . . #Hajj2025 #PakistanPolicy #HajjPaymentPlan #PakistaniPilgrims #ReligiousJourney #InstalmentPlan #PakistanGovernment #FirstTimePilgrims #HajjPackages #Pilgrimage #FinancialSupport #IslamicFaith #TravelFlexibility #BallotingProcess #ReligiousObligation #Tribunetrends

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