Amritsar: Despite the announcement by the Taliban to stop the Afghan citizen leaving the country, Sikh Afghanistan and Hindu protected in Gurdwara Karte Parwan has reached Kabul airport for evacuation by the Indian government.
“According to my conversation with Sikh Afghanistan, as many as 170 Sikh and Hindu Afghanistan besides some Indian and Nepal citizens had arrived Kabul airport on Wednesday morning, but they were still waiting to enter the airport,” said Charan Singh, “said Charan Singh, “Charan Singh said,” said Charan Singh, “said Charan Singh,” said Charan Singh, “said Charan Singh,” said Charan Singh, “said Charan Singh,” National Afghanistan settled in Moscow while talking to TOI on Wednesday.
He Said Afghanistan Sikh and Hindu along with two Saroop from Sri Teacher Granth (SGG) had arrived at Kabul airport and still stood up in the queue waiting to enter the airport.
“They said there was no problem but they were waiting to enter the airport and they were also not sure whether Indian rescue planes have landed in Kabul or not, “said Charan Singh.
Puneet Singh Chandhok, President of the Indian World Forum, who claims to be able to help Indian representatives in Rescue surgery from Kabul, did not choose a telephone even though it was repeated.
A source still at Gurdwara Karte Parwan said around a dozen people or more would live in Kabul.
“Some of them don’t want to go and want to stay back to take care of gurdwara and their business,” he said.
The source also said that for now they have dropped the idea of shifting idols of Hindu gods from the Temple of Acid and Dargah Temple of Dargah Rattan Nath, for security reasons.
“Some idols are two to three meters high and there is a possibility that the Taliban destroys them if they see idols of Hindu gods shift to Gurdwara Karte Parwan, which is about two to three kilometers from these temples.
So we decided not to shift it.
However, We have managed to shift two Saroop SGG by hiding it in the suitcase.
Previously, we had sent three Saroop, “the source said.
Hindu Afghanistan, Sikh Waiting Outside Kabul Airport
