Supreme Court of India
Al Ismail Haj Tour v. Union of India
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We are of the opinion that it is not necessary to examine in detail the content of these various press releases issued by the MEA. They only indicate the Government of India's understanding of the APPROVED POLICY (as interpreted by orders of this Court in Jeddah Travels (supra)).
Judgment, page 13
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Haj - Haj pilgrims - Private Tour Operators(PTO) for Haj - Approved policy for registration of - Said policy valid for five years, 2013-2017 - Clarification by MEA whereby PTO seeking registration for consideration for allotment of quota for Haj programme required to furnish documents - Writ petitions by PTO falling under Category-I and II - Category I PTO's registered with MEA and facilitated Hajis at least for 7 or more years by conducting Haj tour operations - Category-IL Class-I PTOs are who facilitated Haji for less than 7 years and Class-II who facilitated at least 50 umrah pilgrims in
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