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Haj flight cancelled

Lucknow: The first flight scheduled to take Haj pilgrims from Uttar Pradesh on Thursday was cancelled after many passengers failed to get their visas and Chief Minister Mayawati accused the Centre of giving a “step motherly treatment” to the State.

— PTI

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