Hello, Thank you for your input. The line !/usr/bin/perl always there in my code except that i accidentally didn't put on the forum. I have just managed to work with one additional change and its started to work. As i have multiple print statement in the code as in I am setting the cookie and then redirect the user to the url. It either redirects or writes the cookie. though, i have found work around to it , I am not sure whether that is the right way to do it. My code after the cookies started working. 
use strict;
use CGI;
my $q = new CGI;
my $returnurl;
my $pass=$q->cookie('pass');
my $JsessCookie = $q->cookie(-name=>$pass, -value=>'', -path=>'/', -ex
+pires=>'-1h');
my $tempcookie = $q->cookie(-name=>'tempc', -value=>'', -path=>'/');
my $url="https://test.com/return=$returnurl";
#tried the below but doesn't redirect <b>shows 302 status</b>

#print $q->redirect(-cookie=>[$JsessCookie,$tempcookie],-uri=>$url);
#<b>this is the working redirection code- but not sure whether its the
+ right way forward</b>

print $q->header(-cookie=>[$JsessCookie,$tempcookie]);
print qq~<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL=$url">\n;

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Many Thanks for all your help so far

In reply to Re^4: creating and Deleting a new cookie by tsdesai
in thread creating and Deleting a new cookie by tsdesai

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