Amritsar: Taliban The government appealed to the targeted people Sikh and against Hindu minority exodus AfghanistanPromised not only to give them adequate protection but also to repair the damaged Kabul gurdwara.
Joginder Singh Salaria, founder of Dubai philanthropic organization PCT Humanity, which is leading a delegation to Afghanistan, said this after speaking with Maulana, spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce. Zaheer He: “The spokesperson said it would be a disgrace to Afghanistan if the remaining Sikh and Hindu minorities left the country. The Afghan government has promised to repair Gurdwara Dashmesh Pita Guru Gobind Singh, Kart-e-Parwan, in Kabul where two people, including a Sikh devotee, were killed in the June 18 terrorist attack.
The delegation also met Gurdwara President Gurnam Singh and Chief Caretaker of Hindu Temple Asmai Ram Sharan. Salaria said: “Asked why Sikh and Hindu temples were targeted, Zaheer replied that suicide bombers had also attacked mosques, but the Afghan government was doing everything to stop Sikh and Hindu migration to India. will do.” Asked about the readiness of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus to immigrate to i0india, Salaria said: “Most of the people I spoke to don’t want to leave Afghanistan and I don’t think they will all migrate. But they Wants the Afghan government to ensure his safety, while he has also urged the Indian government to keep diplomatic channels open for his safety.PCT Humanity has also started clearing debris from the gurdwara, he said.
Joginder Singh Salaria, founder of Dubai philanthropic organization PCT Humanity, which is leading a delegation to Afghanistan, said this after speaking with Maulana, spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce. Zaheer He: “The spokesperson said it would be a disgrace to Afghanistan if the remaining Sikh and Hindu minorities left the country. The Afghan government has promised to repair Gurdwara Dashmesh Pita Guru Gobind Singh, Kart-e-Parwan, in Kabul where two people, including a Sikh devotee, were killed in the June 18 terrorist attack.
The delegation also met Gurdwara President Gurnam Singh and Chief Caretaker of Hindu Temple Asmai Ram Sharan. Salaria said: “Asked why Sikh and Hindu temples were targeted, Zaheer replied that suicide bombers had also attacked mosques, but the Afghan government was doing everything to stop Sikh and Hindu migration to India. will do.” Asked about the readiness of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus to immigrate to i0india, Salaria said: “Most of the people I spoke to don’t want to leave Afghanistan and I don’t think they will all migrate. But they Wants the Afghan government to ensure his safety, while he has also urged the Indian government to keep diplomatic channels open for his safety.PCT Humanity has also started clearing debris from the gurdwara, he said.