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CM Omar receives first batch of Hujjaaj at Srinagar Airport
6/2/2026 10:36:33 PM

Early Times Report

SRINAGAR, June 2: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today received the first batch of Hujjaaj returning from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia after performing Haj-2026 at Srinagar International Airport.
The first incoming Haj flight landed at Srinagar Airport carrying 144 pilgrims, including 74 men and 70 women. The Chief Minister warmly welcomed the pilgrims and congratulated them on the successful completion of the sacred pilgrimage.
Interacting with the returning Hujjaaj, the Chief Minister expressed hope that their prayers and spiritual experiences would contribute towards peace, prosperity and well-being of the people of Jammu & Kashmir and the nation as a whole.
He also enquired about the arrangements made for the pilgrims during their stay in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as well as their return journey, and wished them good health, happiness and a blessed life ahead.
The Chief Minister appreciated the efforts of all departments and agencies involved in facilitating the smooth arrival and reception of the pilgrims at Srinagar Airport. He directed the concerned authorities to ensure all necessary assistance and amenities for the returning Hujjaaj, including efficient baggage handling, transportation and other support services.
The Chief Minister had earlier taken up the issue of delayed transportation of pilgrims’ baggage with the Government of India and the concerned authorities. In his communique to the Union Aviation Minister, he had emphasized the need for timely delivery and seamless handling of baggage.
A total of 4,641 pilgrims from Jammu & Kashmir performed Haj this year, of whom 3,952 are scheduled to return through the Srinagar Embarkation Point. The return flights are scheduled between June 2 and June 16, 2026.
Advisor to the Chief Minister Nasir Aslam Wani, Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister Dheeraj Gupta, Deputy Commissioner Budgam Amir Athar Khan, senior officers of the civil administration, representatives of the Jammu & Kashmir Haj Committee, Airport Authority and other concerned agencies were present on the occasion.
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