Ajnala: In another incident of alleged blasphemy, residents of Bhindi Aulakh Village arrested someone from a Gurdwara who was later arrested by the police on charges of theft.
The incident has triggered hatred among people, who blamed the police administration for carrying Sakrailege’s incident lightly.
According to a report, a young man, who was later identified as Gursahib Singh, scaled the ‘Nikka Gurdwara’ wall in Bhindi Aulakh Village, near the Ajnala, and solved the donation box but held by a very local who underestimated him to suspend.
Paramjit Singh Akali, one of the five members of the Sikh Youth Power of Punjab (SYPP) told that in a video recorded by very, the alleged alleged has admitted that he was offered RS 1 Lakh to tear Sri Gubh (SGG) by A person who was He identified as ‘ganna’.
However, the young men admitted that he could not dare to inject SGG.
Amritsar Rural SSP Deepak Hilori told that the police had arrested the youth on charges of theft and produced it in court, and took him on two days back for further investigation.
Deepak said the police had ordered it for theft and now there were no signs of blasphemy.
Sypp demanded a detailed investigation to expose Ganna and the people behind him who had offered Rs 1 Lakh to Gursahib Singh.
In the past on January 4, very local and the management of a Gurdwara in Bhagupur Havelian Village, near the Ajnala, has held someone to blasphemon from Gurdwara.
On December 18, a man had entered the Sanctum Sanctorum from the Golden Temple and jumped on the fence, and took the sword stored in front of SGGS.
He was then beaten to death.