A total of 175,025 pilgrims from India have been confirmed for the Haj 2024, according to an official announcement. Of these, 140,020 seats are set aside for pilgrims to continue through the Haj Committee, while 35,005 pilgrims can proceed through private operators.
According to Irani, the Saudi delegation conveyed their heartfelt gratitude for India's outstanding digital endeavours, especially with regard to providing pilgrims with vital last-mile information. "Our proposal to support women without Mehram making the Haj pilgrimage further underscores our commitment to inclusivity," she added
Plans for improving medical facilities were also discussed, she said, guaranteeing the overall health of pilgrims. "I look forward to the ongoing strengthening of our bilateral relations and deeply appreciate the collaborative spirit demonstrated during these deliberations," she said.