Pakistani Pilgrims Complain of Poor Arrangements During Hajj 2026

Pakistani pilgrims have lodged a large number of complaints with Sardar Muhammad Yousaf over poor arrangements during Hajj 2026 and have also announced plans to file a legal case against the authorities.
According to the pilgrims, despite paying nearly 1.2 million Pakistani rupees for the pilgrimage, the facilities being provided are highly unsatisfactory.
Pilgrims complained that accommodation conditions are poor, beds are uncomfortable, transport services are not arriving on time, and low-quality food is being served. Several pilgrims alleged that they were even provided burnt meals on multiple occasions.
They further stated that there is no proper support system in place and that their repeated complaints are not being addressed, leaving many pilgrims feeling helpless and abandoned during the holy journey.
Responding to the concerns, Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Sardar Muhammad Yousaf assured the pilgrims that their complaints would be resolved and vowed to take action against those responsible for the poor arrangements.
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