Ambala: First of all such incidents of violations into the Sikh Temple in Kabul, Afghanistan, since the Taliban took over in August, a group of unknown armed militants raised the ribbon gurdwara dashmesh ribbon, parwanized carte, and searched the place in the extensive daylight on Tuesday .
Armed militants illuminate Gurdwara at around 3:10 after handcuffing two private guards.
They damaged the CCTV camera and unlocked the basement door and the Gurdwara Management Committee office.
In CCTV footage from the Gurdwara office, five-six people, including three armed with assault rifles, looks opening and looking for a drawer.
Afghan Sikh Gobind Singh from Kabul released a video that is said to show a damaged CCTV camera and the key in Gurdwara.
Singh said they received a call around 4pm that some unknown people entered Gurdwara in Karta-e-Parwan and damaged cameras and unlocked.
“They tied Chowkidars’ hands and feet and entered Gurdwara.” The other Sikh from Kabul said around 3:00 p.m., 10-15 gunmen entered Gurdwara.
“They damaged the camera and looked for gurdwara.
They are not committed to every time with the Beer (Scripture) Baba Ji (Sri Teacher Granth Sahib).
It seems they are robbers but empty-handed.” Gurdwara Dashmesh Ribbon Management Management President Gurnam Singh confirmed everything Alright inside and very (community) safe.
President of the World India (IWF) President Puneet Singh Chandhok said the intelligence team from the Afghan Islamic Emirates (IEA) reached the place.
“The President of the Gurdwara Committee, along with other people, registered their protests with the team.
Especially, intelligence officials in place have said that they verify the identity of the attackers and the brain behind the incident.” In a tweet, Chandhok IWF looks for Indian government interventions for safety Hindu and sikh who are worrying from # Kabul.
Unknown armed forces enter the Gurdwara Karte Parwan.
They not only harassed the sanctity of the holy place but also damaged it.
Requesting the Intervention @narendramodi ji @meindia for Safety & Welfare #Hindu #Sikh Brethren We live there, “he wrote on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the leader of the Delhi Management Committee Sikh Gurdwara Manjinder Singh Sire, said in Twitter posts that” very people Armed “pretend to be” Taliban officials “to enter Gurdwara Karte Parwan Sahib in Kabul.” But the Taliban leaders in the government have refused to send officials to Gurdwara (SIC), “read his position).
Suhail Shaheen, the IEA permanent representative designated for the United Nations, said,” Minority protection is our policy and that they can do their rituals freely.
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