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| ‘Geelani, Mirwaiz adopting criminal silence’ | | | Shadow Correspondent
JAMMU, JULY 29:The Guru Manyo Granth Society has strongly condemned the act of trimming hair of a Sikh youth in South Kashmir, the act is a direct attack on the Sikh religion.
In a statement the Society said, "Attack on a Sikh youth by the members of majority community in which his hair were cut is highly condemnable as this is a direct attack on the community.
The Sikhs who have been protesting against the barbaric killing of innocent Kashmiris have asked the separatist leaders like Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and others who say that Sikhs are a part of the Kashmir". We question the criminal silence of these leaders who have not uttered a single word to condemn the barbaric act.
"If they say the ongoing freedom struggle was not of the Muslims only but of Sikhs and Hindus in Kashmir also, then why these so called leaders of Kashmir have not uttered a single word to condemn the attack on Sikh community, their criminal silence is highly suspicious of their role in a planned attack on the members of the Sikh community," said Jasdeep Singh president of the Guru Manyo Granth Society.
The incident of cutting of hair of Sikh in Tral is an attack on the entire Sikh community and the Sikhs across the globe strongly condemn the attack on the Sikhs. "This shows that the so called freedom struggle in Kashmir is not about the people of Kashmir, but it is specific to a community otherwise the members of the majority community would have come forward to condemn the attack," Singh Said. Sikhs have asked the State Government and especially the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to take stern action against the people who have committed the heinous crime of dividing the members of the two community and create a communal rift amongst the members of the two community, otherwise the act would have a serious repercussions across the country. The members of the majority community too should stand on their religion which asks them to safeguard the minority community. |
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