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PSGPC and ETPB officials at Wagah, Pakistan, border.
AMRITSAR: Despite knowing about the cancellation of Indian Sikh jatha well in advance, the officials of Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB) and Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) carrying bouquets and garlands arrived at Wagah (Pakistan) land border.
In the photographs clicked at Wagah (Pakistan) border, the officials of both ETPB and PSGPC including its president Satwant Singh are seen smilingly looking at camera’s and making poses.
According to highly placed sources, the intelligence agencies here had received inputs of the Pakistan government s sinister plot of exploiting Sikh sentiments and provoking them against the Indian government on the issue of farmers agitation.
Analysts urge world to take notice of India’s unlawful actions in IIOJ&K
January 26, 2021
Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri (Foreign Office, Spokesperson): It is unfortunate Indian forces are committing massive brutalities and atrocities in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. India has become the most dangerous countries as far as minorities of various religions are concerned. International community should exert pressure on India for immediately lifting inhuman military siege in IIOJ&K. International community should also take notice of the current regional situation and hold India accountable for its illegal actions, which are impeding peace and stability in South Asia. Innocent Kashmiris are being killed in fake encounters and cordon-and-search operations, which is highly unfortunate. New Delhi must realize that it cannot break the will of the Kashmir people and suppress their indigenous resistance movement through the use of brute force. Pakistan will continue its moral, pol
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They have demanded stricter punishment for the attackers
Anger is apparently rising among the minorities in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Bitterness has once again emerged between the Muslims and Sikhs of Nankana Sahib after a Lahore court pronounced ‘mild’ sentence upon three Muslims who had instigated and led a frenzied all-Muslim mob to attack the Gurdwara Nankana Sahib - the birthplace of Sikh’s first master Guru Nanak Dev, in January 2020.
While the Sikhs under the aegis of the ‘
Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee’ have decided to challenge the ‘mild’ punishment given to the accused in the court, they have also filed a petition in the court for the annulment of the sentence.
The rise of the Khalistanis gives room for a separatist mindset like we saw in Kashmir
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Updated: Tuesday, January 12, 2021, 17:04 [IST]
New Delhi, Jan 12: During the hearing on the farm laws, Attorney General of India, K K Venugopal told the Supreme Court that Khalistanis have infiltrated the farmer protests.
He was asked to file an affidavit to this effect to which the AG agreed and also said that an IB report would also be placed on record.
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While such reports have come up in the past couple of weeks and such allegations have been made, the fact of the matter is that there is a desperate attempt being made by the Khalistanis to revive the movement.