Budgam, Jul 10: Seventh batch of 304 Hajj pilgrims including 165 male and 139 females left for Saudi Arabia Wednesday in two flights from Srinagar International Airport.
The Hajj pilgrims were seen off at the airport by District Administration Budgam, Hajj Committee officers and and other concerned.
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