Police have mentioned the Kapurthala incidentappeared to be the case of theft and never of sacrilege
Chandigarh:
None of the 2 folks overwhelmed to loss of life in Punjab over alleged sacrilege makes an attempt at Amritsar’s Golden Temple and Kapurthala have been recognized but
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The two folks, who’ve been lynched in Punjab over alleged sacrilege makes an attempt, are but to be recognized.
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No FIR has been registered to this point concerning the killing in Kapurthala. Police have earlier mentioned the Kapurthala incident gave the impression to be the case of theft and never of sacrilege.
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Amid stress over the 2 incidents, police have stepped up safety close to gurdwaras.
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Residents of Nijampur village in Kapurthala had mentioned they caught the person making an attempt to take away the Nishan Sahib (the Sikh flag). Though the police took him into custody, Sikh teams insisted that he be questioned in entrance of them.
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After an altercation with the police, the person was thrashed. Cellphone movies confirmed him being overwhelmed with sticks. The police later took him to the hospital the place he was declared useless.
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Harkamalpreet Singh Khakh, the Senior Superintendent of Police in Kapurthala, mentioned that the person overwhelmed to loss of life at Nijampur village had entered the Gurdwara premises for theft and never for sacrilege, as claimed by villagers.
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On Saturday, throughout night prayers on the Golden Temple, a person in his early 20s jumped into the enclosure the place the Granth Sahib – which the Sikhs name their eleventh Guru – is stored. He was seen choosing up a golden sword as monks rushed to overpower him.
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The man, who’s but to be recognized, was overwhelmed to loss of life. Deputy Chief Minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa mentioned no cell phone, no purse, no identification card or Aadhaar card was discovered from him.
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The incidents have brought on stress in a state the place sacrilege is a extremely emotive situation. Ahead of subsequent 12 months’s elections, it has additionally adopted political overtones, with a faction throughout the Congress accusing the erstwhile Amarinder Singh authorities of failing to deal with the final collection of sacrileges.
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The Akali Dal has known as it a “deep-rooted conspiracy” to “disturb peace and communal harmony in the state”. Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal criticised the state authorities, saying that there have been sturdy indications of such a conspiracy was being hatched.
