Jarakar: said that efforts have been made to connect the Sikh community in general with “security hoses condemned by administrative failure” during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Punjab on January 5, the Sikh Forum has issued a statement of the Minister of Statement.
Amit Shah immediately intervened to stop “all the Satan propaganda targets Sikh”.
This statement has been signed by prominent Sikh including former bureaucrats, army officers and several others.
“Sikh Forum is very concerned about the way efforts to connect to the Sikh community in general with a smart security hose due to administrative failure during the Prime Minister’s visit to Punjab on January 5,” Reading a statement released by the President of the Forum Ravinder Singh Ahuja and Secretary General Partap Singh, retired digging.
“This is best unfortunate because it is at risk of alienating all Punjab and Punjabis and Sikh who live throughout the country and abroad.
This notes that there is no Sikh group that gives a protest call to the prime minister’s visit to Punjab and there are no questions about the incident related to the community Sikh in general, “said the forum.
“The Sikh Forum is very disappointed in the way in which part of the ruling party, and even more serious, popular media that generally supports the ruling class, has actively linked administrative failure to the Sikh community, demanding that the Minister of Home Affairs must immediately intervene in stopping all Satan propaganda targeting Sikh, “added a statement signed by Retired IAS Officer Tirlochan Singh, Lieutenant General Singh Sidhu, General Major Chadharan, Harcharan.
Singh Nag, Captain LS Bahl, Dr.
Charan Singh, Maymal General PS Malhotra, Harminder Kaur and Dr.
Preeta ahuja.
In particular, after PM Modi could not discuss a general meeting in Ferozepur and decided to return after his Kavalkade remained stalled, the threat of genocide and ‘repeated 1984’ (Sikh massacre) openly given to social media.
Not only has a veiled handle on Twitter it has been used to post hatred messages against the Sikh community, even from the original Facebook and some verified Twitter accounts are also the threat of ‘repetition’ 84 ‘given.
A hashtag ‘BTA Nahi Cheta Raha Hoon’ run in Devnagri with this message.
Identical message score posted.
A BJP MLA from above, Abhijeet Singh Sanga, who previously posted a message on Twitter, then issued a clarification that his account was hacked with a conspiracy and a posted message that hurt the Sikh community.
He apologized for this message and said he also filed a complaint with the police.