Chandigarh: Kendri Singh Sabha, a central body of Singh Sabha gurdwaras, has hailed Lok Sabha’s leader of opposition, Rahul Gandhi, for “endorsing the Sikh right to religious and cultural identity in free India”. Political thinkers associated with the Singh Sabha appreciated the Congress member for taking “a high moral ground missing so far in Indian politics, to halt the BJP’s politics of hate”.
The sabha said by upholding Sikhs’ rights, Rahul had in a way rejected and criticised his grandmother Indira Gandhi’s “policies towards Sikhs and Punjab in the 1980s”. tnn
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Khalistan terrorist Gurpatwant Pannun endorses Rahul Gandhi’s ‘threat to Sikhs in India’ remarkThe banned Khalistan group Sikhs For Justice has endorsed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s statements on Sikh religious freedom in India. Speaking at an event in Washington DC, Gandhi highlighted the challenges faced by Sikhs and other communities. SFJ co-founder Gurpatwant Singh Pannun called Gandhi’s comments bold and pioneering, aligning with their campaign for a Punjab Independence Referendum.113245947
CM Dhami equates Rahul Gandhi’s statement on Sikhs with separatist languageChief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami denounced Rahul Gandhi’s statements made in the US, equating his language with that of a pro-Khalistan separatist. Dhami claimed Gandhi aimed to weaken India’s cultural fabric and security. He further praised the developments in Kashmir post-Article 370 abrogation under Narendra Modi’s governance.113260171
Courtesy : TOI
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