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Hindu community observe Rakhi’

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Raza Naqvi

Attock

Like the others parts of the country, the Hindu religious festival ‘Rakhi’ was also observed here to mark the bond of love between brother and sister concluded.
Numbers of followers of Hindu and Sikh religion participated in the ‘Raksha Bandhan’ commonly known as Rakhi in which young girls and women tie Rakhis to the wrists of their brothers and exchanged greetings. In this connection, main Rakhi ceremony was held at almeki temple Saddar Bazar Attock cantonment under the supervision of Pundit Sarwan Kumar, where a large number of girls tied a holy thread to boys and men, binding them in the sacred relationship of brotherhood.

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