Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar visited the Data Darbar shrine in Lahore on Saturday, where he offered Fateha and prayed for national security and prosperity. The visit highlights the government’s focus on improving religious heritage sites and public facilities. He also reviewed ongoing development projects at the shrine complex.
During the visit, Dar chaired a meeting on development work and arrangements for the shrine’s ghusl ceremony. Officials briefed him on renovation efforts and administrative measures aimed at improving services for pilgrims. Moreover, senior provincial and Auqaf department officials attended the briefing.
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Dar appreciated the ongoing beautification and infrastructure improvements at Data Darbar. He directed authorities to further enhance facilities for visitors, especially during major religious ceremonies. Furthermore, he stressed the need for efficient coordination to ensure smooth arrangements for pilgrims.
Officials informed the Deputy Prime Minister about current and planned upgrades at the shrine. These include improvements in visitor management and service delivery systems. Consequently, the government aims to enhance comfort and accessibility for devotees.
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The visit reflects continued federal attention on religious tourism and heritage site management. Authorities said efforts will continue to modernize facilities while preserving the shrine’s historical and spiritual significance.