Accompanied by his son and family members, Khan paid obeisance at the revered saint's 'dargah' and halted at the state capital on his way back to Delhi.
He also met Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and tourism minister Bina Kak here.
Late ghazal singer Mehdi Hassan's son Mohammad Arif was also present with him and extended his gratitude to the chief minister for offering help when his father was critically ill.
Hassan, who died in Pakistan June last year, was born in Jhunjhunu district of the state and Gehlot had offered him help for treatment.
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