Two Sikh News Today

Two Sikh gunmen shot and killed Harbans Singh Manchanda, president of the Congress (I)-backed Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee.

The shooting comes as a grim reminder of the killing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada.

In another targeted attack against minority communities in Pakistan, a Sikh businessman was shot dead on March 31 by unknown assailants in Peshawar. The

In another targeted attack against minority communities in Pakistan, a Sikh businessman was shot dead on March 31 by unknown assailants in Peshawar. The

It has hurt me mentally and emotionally, he added.Nandpuri, who worked for the company for over five years, said it was the fifth incident of racism he had experienced there.Supreme Sikh Societys Daljit Singh, representing the pair at the Commission, said the case was a very disturbing one.It was a shock to us that anyone would say, in New Zealand, that Sikhs are terrorists, Singh was quoted as saying in the report.

Melbourne, Mar 3: Two Sikh tow truck drivers in New Zealand have filed a complaint against their former boss in the Human Rights Commission for her inaction against racial abuse by a manager who called all Sikhs “terrorists”, a media report said. Raminder Singh and Sumit Nandpuri, ex-employees of Southern Districts Towing, resigned after their complaints regarding alleged racial abuse by a manager last year were not treated appropriately by the company’s owner Pam Watson, news ...

Two Sikh men are looking forward to being at boot camp in the coming weeks after a federal appeals court told the Marine Corps that it must accommodate the mens’ request to wear their hair and beards in accordance with their religion.

Two Sikh men starting training with the Marine Corps will not have to shave their beards after a federal appeals court granted a preliminary injunction Friday.

Traders in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa express concern over kidnappings, extortions, seek meeting with Imran Khan

The business community in Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf ruled Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province have expressed concern over kidnappings and extortions. Traders from the Insaf Traders Wing (ITW) have urged the PTI chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan to hold a meeting to address the issue, The Dawn English newspaper in Pakistan reported.