Chandigarh: There is no proof of heresy in the horde killing of a man in Punjab’s Kapurthala, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi said today, in a matter of seconds before an instance of homicide was documented against a Gurdwara overseer.
On Sunday, a man blamed for attempting to eliminate the Nishan Sahib (Sikh banner) at a gurdwara in Kapurthala was pursued and pounded into the ground by a horde within the sight of the police.
The overseer of the Gurdwara, Amarjit Singh, has been captured and accused of homicide. Around 100 anonymous individuals are likewise recorded for the situation; 25 to 30 of them were furnished, the police said.
The episode occurred a day later one more man was pounded into the ground at the Golden Temple in Amritsar over a supposed blasphemy endeavor.
“We didn’t observe any heresy endeavor in Kapurthala or any proof to back it. One individual ran the Gurdwara. This thing has moved to kill and the request is on. The FIR (currently enlisted for the situation) will be changed,” Mr Channi told columnists.
The police had likewise said before that it seemed, by all accounts, to be an instance of robbery and that there were “no apparent indications of a heresy endeavor.”
The one who was killed has not been distinguished. His body was removed in a police vagabond and he was incinerated by the city’s metro authority.
As indicated by the posthumous report, he was assaulted with a sharp weapon and there were 30 profound cuts on his body.
Beginning reports had guaranteed that this was a subsequent case including blasphemy in only 48 hours in survey bound Punjab.
The other day, a man was pounded into the ground at the Golden Temple later he hopped into a nook where the Granth Sahib, venerated by Sikhs as their eleventh Guru, is kept. He was found in a video getting a brilliant sword as ministers hurried to stop him.
As crusading tops for state decisions right on time one year from now, the lynchings in Punjab have caused strain as blasphemy has been an emotive issue in the state.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who is crusading forcefully for his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab, has claimed that the killings are an endeavor to upset harmony in front of surveys. He has additionally charged the state’s decision Congress and Mr Channi of neglecting to address these occurrences and rebuff those dependable.