Amritsar / Ambala: Anger of alleged kidnapping, conversion and forced marriage of two Kashmir Sikh girls for older people seems to receive on Tuesday when one of them starts a new chapter in his life post-rescue by tying the knot by tying the knot with Tying nodes of young people based from the community.
When the search continues for other girls, the pressure is installed on the administration of a sense of takht and the Sikh community leader to present the law of anti-conversion in J & K on their lines above, Haryana, HP and MP.
Giani Harpreet Singh, The Officiating Jathedar from Takhand, wrote to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, demanded the discontinuation suspected of repentance of Sikh girls in the valley.
Last month, four Sikh girls had been kidnapped and forcibly repented, he said.
Shiroman Gurdwara Parbandhak President Aunt Jagir Kaur said “Faith Sikh did not allow repentance to other religions”.
Girl, husband was taken to Delhi for safety, FearSpti reported on Tuesday that the girl was taken to Delhi along with her husband by the Delhi Management Committee Sikh Gurdwara quoted security issues.
“We took them to Delhi because they were not safe at J & K.
DSGMC had given them jobs,” said an DSGMC official.