New Delhi: Looking for a long distance from the member of the ‘Nihang’ group (Sikh Warriors) who allegedly killed a farmer at the Singhu border protest site, Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) – a platform with an unpleasing union to revoke three Central Agriculture Laws – On Friday condemned the incident and demanded that the perpetrators be punished according to the law after being investigated.
“Morcha opposes any religious text or symbols, but it does not give anyone the right to take the law into their own hands.
We demanded that the culprit be punished in accordance with the law after investigating allegations of murder and conspiracy behind the blasphemy,” SKM said in a statement , issued by the top nine top leaders.
It is said, “As usual, SKM will work with the police and administration in legitimate action.” Sharing Details about Lakhbir Singh who died in Cheema Village at the time of the Sarai Police Station Khan from the Tarna Taran District in Punjab, farmer leaders said, “Group Nihang at the scene had claimed responsibility, said that the incident occurred because of the deceased’s efforts To be committed to relating to ‘Sarbalaoh Granth’.
It has been reported that this deceased is still with the same ‘nihang’ group for some time.
“Get rid of the deceased, SKM said the ‘nihang’ group and the dead did not have a relationship with Morcha.
In a video message, one of the Yadav Yogendra SKM leaders from India’s Swaraj claimed that the members of the ‘nihang’ group had been collected at the location of protests even though the leaders of the farmers asked them to leave them on the ground that the place was intended to only the farmers’ movement and not for religious movements.