New Delhi – Asif Bashir, a Pakistani national, has been nominated for a prestigious Indian Civil Award for his extraordinary bravery during the 2024 Hajj pilgrimage. Bashir, who saved the lives of 44 individuals, including 24 Indian pilgrims, amidst extreme heat conditions in Mina, has garnered international recognition for his humanitarian actions.
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The Indian government has extended an invitation to Bashir to receive the award on January 26, 2025, India’s Republic Day. Bashir’s selfless service during the Hajj pilgrimage serves as a powerful testament to the spirit of compassion and humanity that transcends borders.
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