Gurdwara Frame Leader Asks PM, Amit Shah To Permit Sikhs Consult with Nankana Sahib In Pak
A number of Sikhs have been massacred on Feb 20, 1921 at Gurdwara Janam Asthan at Nankana Sahib
Amritsar:
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) leader Bibi Jagir Kaur on Friday wrote to Top Minister Narendra Modi and House Minister Amit Shah, urging them to permit Sikh pilgrims discuss with the Nankana Sahib gurdwara in Pakistan.
The Union House Ministry on Thursday had denied permission to 600 Sikh pilgrims short of to discuss with Pakistan, bringing up safety state of affairs and the Covid pandemic in that nation.
A bunch of pilgrims have been to trip to Pakistan from February 18 to February 25 to mark the centenary of the martyrdom of Sikhs and Saka Nankana Sahib.
In letters to PM Modi and House Minister Shah, SGPC leader Ms Kaur mentioned the verdict of the federal government has harm the feelings of the Sikh neighborhood and that it will have to be reconsidered.
Ms Kaur mentioned, “The pilgrims who’ve were given visas will have to be allowed to wait the programmes to be hung on February 21 at Sri Nankana Sahib.”
Addressing the media later, the SGPC leader mentioned the federal government of India will have to perceive the feelings of the Sikhs and make allowance the neighborhood to be part of the occasions on February 21.
She mentioned, “A suite of books is being despatched to the PM and the House Minister at the historical past of Sikhs who sacrificed their lives for the liberty of the rustic. Together with those books, letters also are being despatched to each the leaders informing them concerning the historical past of the incident.”
A number of Sikhs have been massacred on February 20, 1921 on the Gurdwara Janam Asthan at Nankana Sahib.
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