Budgam, Jul 25: Twenty-second batch of 607 pilgrims including 338 males and 269 females left for Saudi Arabia in four flights from Srinagar International Airport Thursday.
The Hajj pilgrims were seen off at airport by the officials of District Administration Budgam, Hajj Committee officers and other concerned, officials said.
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