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Colorfully dressed Sikhs made the pilgrimage to Yuba City as allegations of foreign interference by the Indian government in Sikh affairs in California mount.
Last Updated: Akal Takht Head Condemns R-Day Violence But Adds 'hoisting Nishan Sahib Not A Crime' Akal Takht chief on Friday condemned the violence during the farmers' tractor parade on Republic Day but added that it was "not a crime" to hoist Nishan Sahib Giani Harpreet Singh, chief of Akal Takht, the highest temporal body of the Sikhs on Friday condemned the violence during the farmers' tractor parade on Republic Day but added that it was "not a crime" to hoist Nishan Sahib on a vacant flag post at the Red Fort. 'Violence cannot be justified': Akal Takth chief "Violence by farmer...
January 29, 2021 | Chandigarh – Dal Khalsa President Harpal Singh Cheema Today Strongly Condemned the Framing of Farmer Leaders and Sikh Activists in fake cases by Delhi Police. Protesting farmers and Sikh activists including Lakha Sidhana didn’t indulge in violence, said Cheema in a statement released to the media from the protest site. Unfurling of the Sikh Flag at Red Fort is neither unlawful nor an act of violence, he said and added that it was a non-violent act of defiance and protest against the state sponsored repression and injustices. More so, it was Punjab’s befitt...
Was a Khalistani flag hoisted at Red Fort? No, it was a Sikh flag which is found in every gurdwara and people carry it almost invariably during religious processions. In gurdwaras, it is hoisted at a height with a ‘khanda’ (a doubleedged sword). The flag flies at the top of this and is called Nishan Sahib. The type of flag that was fixed atop the pole in Red Fort is usually carried atop vehicles when people go for religious processions or even for religio-political gatherings, or during any movement. Nishan Sahib aka the ‘Sikh flag’ is there at every gurdwara of the Sikh Regiment. W...
Was a Khalistani flag hoisted at Red Fort?No, it was a Sikh flag which is found in every gurdwara and people carry it almost invariably during religious processions. In gurdwaras, it is hoisted at a height with a ‘khanda (a double-edged sword).