Unethical Practices in Umrah Bookings: JKAHUC Exposes Black Marketing in Madina Hotels
The Jammu Kashmir Association of Hajj and Umrah Companies (JKAHUC) has exposed unethical practices and black marketing in Madina hotels. The association has appealed to the Saudi Ministry of Hajj to take immediate action and regulate these practices.
Srinagar, Jan 27: The Jammu Kashmir Association of Hajj and Umrah Companies (JKAHUC) has raised serious concerns about the unregulated practices and exploitation in Hajj and Umrah bookings.
Sheikh Feroz, President JKAHUC, while speaking to the news agency Kashmir News Observer, revealed that some agents, particularly in Makkah and Madinah, were resorting to ‘unethical’ practices.
These practices include ‘black marketing and price manipulation.'
The booking system is chaotic and dominated by unorganized players.
Some agents exploit last-minute bookings by withholding rooms.
They charge exorbitant fees for these rooms.
Feroze appealed to the Ministry of Hajj in Saudi Arabia to regulate these practices.
He urged the Ministry to ensure fair pricing.
The JKAHUC also urged fellow stakeholders to approach this situation with understanding.
They asked for patience in navigating these challenges.
The situation has resulted in significant financial burdens on pilgrims.
Groups are facing losses of 400,000 to 500,000 per group.
The JKAHUC appealed to the Ministry of Hajj to take immediate action.
They asked for a reliable channel for reporting and addressing the actions of fraudulent agents.
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