sidhu: Navjot Singh Sidhu condemns ‘sacrilege bids’, says conspiracies being hatched to disturb Punjab

Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu on Sunday condemned the alleged sacrilege makes an attempt on the Golden Temple in Amritsar and at a gurdwara in Kapurthala, saying conspiracies are being hatched to disturb peace within the state. He additionally stated “deliberate and malicious acts” supposed to outrage spiritual emotions must be handled deterrent punishment.

“Punjab is constructed on sturdy basis of Oneness & common brotherhood laid down by Guru Sahib. No divisive forces can destroy sturdy social material of Punjabi Neighborhood. Deliberate & malicious acts supposed to outrage spiritual emotions must be handled deterrent punishment,” Sidhu stated in a tweet.

Earlier, addressing a public assembly in Malerkotla district, he stated, “Even at the moment, conspiracies are being hatched to disturb peace in Punjab.”

The cricketer-turned-politician stated these concerned in any incident of sacrilege must be awarded the utmost punishment.

“If any incident of sacrilege takes place — be it of the Quran Sharif, the Bhagavad Gita or the Guru Granth Sahib — the culprits must be publicly hanged, must be given the utmost punishment below the Structure as a result of such incidents damage our sentiments.

“Anybody could make a mistake, however this isn’t a mistake, this can be a conspiracy to weaken and end the society,” he stated.

Two unidentified males had been overwhelmed to demise in Amritsar and Kapurthala after they allegedly tried to commit sacrilege.