KABUL: Because the security scenario in Afghanistan continues to deteriorate, SIKH – a community that has been in a terrible situation before the collapse of the government – practically must make a choice between the options “conversion to Sunni Islam or Run” from Afghanistan, said a report.
The community, which has been numbered in tens of thousands, has been destroyed and destroyed by emigration for years and death, driven by systemic discrimination and uptick in fanatical religious violence in Afghanistan, said the International Forum (IFFRAS).
The greater the number of Sikh lives in Kabul while several in Ghazni Province and Nangarhar.
On October 5, 15 to 20 terrorists entered Gurdwara (Sikh Temple) and tied the guards.
The attack took place in the Kart-e-Parwan district in Kabul.
Sikh in Afghanistan often experiences such attacks and violence in this country.
There are many anti-Sikh violent attacks in Afghanistan.
Last year in June a leader of Sikh Afghanistan was kidnapped, reported by ‘terrorists’.
There are no more details about this case disclosed by sources.
Another Sikh Man was kidnapped and killed in Kabul in March 2019.
Then, Afghan police arrested two suspects.
While in Kandahar, another, some unknown gunmen have shot another Sikh man.
Sikh has lived in Afghanistan for centuries but for decades even the Afghan government has failed to provide adequate housing Sikh or restore their homes, which have been illegally occupied by their neighbors or warlords during the 1990s.
After the slaughter of the Sikh recently by the Taliban in Gurdwara in Kabul on March 26, 2020, most Sikh Afghanistan left for India, said Iffra.
Furthermore, the forum highlighted that when the Sikh community did not fall under the main Sect of Sunni Islam, they were also intended to force to repent as a Sunni Muslim or killed.
The ‘Government’ of the Taliban will never allow diversity to develop in the state and Afghan people.
The most strict form of Islamic coden with tribal habits will result in the destruction of all Afghan minority sects, including SIKH.