LONDON: First Sikh Women members in the UK and members of the Shadow Cabinet, Kaur Gill prejudice, came under fire on the social media on the tweets that he deleted called “Hindu terrorist” behind the murder of a man at Amritsar Gold Temple.
The man, was reported to be beaten to death on Saturday for “blasphemy”, allegedly broke into the inside sanctum where the teacher Granth Sahib was stored and reached the ceremonial sword placed next to the book before being mastered by guards and worshipers.
Responding to videos related to the incident posted on Twitter by British immigration lawyers Harjap Bhangal, the MP Labor Party continued to approve the message that it was a clear “acts of terrorism”.
Shadow International Development Secretary is now deleted Twitter Post Read: “Hindu terrorists are prevented from acts of violence at the Sikh Harminder Sahib Temple (Golden Temple) to Sikh.” It attracted anger on social media, with a few questions if the politician “tried to make this communal?” The Indian High Commission in London also condemned the tweet and raised concerns over its impact on the Indian Diaspora community in the UK.
“The Indian High Commission is limited to rejecting public comments with British lawmakers about crimes that occur in India even before the Indian law enforcement authority can investigate or comment or declare their findings,” said a spokesman for the Indian High Commission).
“The Indian High Commission is related to the effect that the comments by foreign MPs may have international harmony and peace in the Indian UK community,” said the spokesman.
Tweet, from Saturday, it seems that it has been removed immediately after MP for Birmingham Edgbaston will be replaced with more general comments about places of worship.
“There is no place of worship or community that must be targeted in this way.
The terrible scene of Harmandir Sahib,” read his new tweet.
Local police in Amritsar said the man was found dead when the officers arrived at the scene and investigation were underway.