Indian Embassy Officials shifted around 60 Hindu and Sikh on Thursday from Gurdwara Singh Sabha in Karte-Parwan, Afghanistan, to a safe place to evacuate to India, said the local Sikh from Kabul.
Many of these Sikh say they prefer to evacuate to Canada or the US than India because they do not have the roots there and because of the condition of Evakare that has been in India for a while.
Two Afghan Parliamentarians from the Sikh Community – Anarkali Kaur Honaryar (Upper House) and Narender Singh Khalsa (Right House) – are among those who shift to a safe place in Kabul, said the source.
Narender Khalsa is the son of the leader of Sikh Afghanistan Award Singh Khalsa, who was killed in the attack on Jalalabad 2018.
Terror attacks Take control of the Capital of Afghanistan.
On Tuesday, some Sikh Afghanistan has released interesting videos for evacuation to the US and Canada.
“About five Sikh Afghanistan, who has their jobs and property in India, are willing to be evacuated to India.
They have rented their property in India and can survive the income.
But most Sikh and Hindu Afghanistan have no settlements in India and want to be evacuated To Canada or US.
Our first preference for evacuation is Canada and the US, and not India, “Sikh said from Kabul to Ti by telephone on Thursday.
“On Thursday afternoon, Hindu and Sikh leaders on Kartu-Parwan Gurdwara Sahib received a call, perhaps from Indian officials, and we were asked to leave Gurdwara in 50 people.
Four Gurdwara members pressed us to go in the first batch, whether we like it or Not.
My name is on the first list of 60 people.
There are Indians in the batch, “Sikh added.
When asked whether the batch was evacuated to India, said Sikh, “we did not fully realize it but it seemed they took us to Delhi.
From Gurdwara Sahib Karte-paraman, they have shifted us to the basement of the building they say is a safe place.
They ask We are to turn off our cellphone.
“Regarding their preferences for the US and Canada over India, Sikh explained,” After the 2018 attack on Jalalabad, several Afghan families, including Sikh, were evacuated to India.
Today they live in very sad conditions.
We are afraid of Also, it might be trapped in India and cannot provide good education and livelihoods to our children.
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