The Truth No One Wants To Know About The Chilling Case of Minor Sikligar Sikh Lynching in Parbhani
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Sikligar Sikh Lynching in Parbhani: On 27 May, two minors Arun Singh (15) and Kirpal Singh (14) and their relative Gora Singh (16), were brutally thrashed and beaten up by a "peaceful" mob in Maharashtra's Parbhani district on the suspicion of being thieves. One of the minors - Kirpal Singh - has succumbed to his injuries. The incident took place near Ukhlad village in Parbhani district. The victims belong to the Sikligar Sikh community.
What Happened?
The incident happened on May 27 at 3 am in the morning when three Sikligar Sikh minors had gone to look for a pig in the Ukhalad village of Parbhani district after receiving a call in the morning. However, they could not find the big, On their way back home, they were blocked by another community in the village - Akram Patel and 4-5 others who mistook them as thieves. At the same time, an announcement was made from the loudspeaker of the religious place (mosque) in the village that thieves have come to our village.
They gathered and brutally thrashed the boys and hit on their heads with iron rods leading to the death of one of them. In this incident on May 27, a minor boy Kirpal Singh died while other two were seriously injured.
3 minor #Sikhs in Ukhlad vill of Parbhani #Maharashtra were mercilessly beaten by a mob; @SGPCPresident has said in a @Babushahikhabar report, that that as per the information received, a Sikh youth named Kirpal Singh has been killed in this incident.
— Ramandeep Singh Mann (@ramanmann1974) May 30, 2023
Mobs are being emboldened ! https://t.co/pc3oBUVyJI pic.twitter.com/IU8hBPSiY4
As they belonged to the Sikh community, his turban, which is sacred in the Sikh community, was removed, hair was held and was dragged around the village and thrashed. Besides, boiling hot water was poured all over their body and chilli powder was thrown into their eyes to see if he was really dead. Akram Patel, the former sarpanch was telling him at the spot, "Kill him and I will see everything else".
In this case, Syed Ejaz Syed Ibrahim, Syed Akram Syed Agamia, Syed Tohid Syed Samdar, Syed Fazlu Syed Ali, Sheikh Javed Sheikh Pirmia, Pasha Khan alias Baba Khan P and Afzal Khan has been arrested.
*Disturbing Visuals ⚠️*
— Vikass Singh Rajput (@vikassingh_bjp) May 30, 2023
Parbhani (Maharashtra): Akram and 5 others lynch 3 Sikh boys near Idgah, one dead, two critical.
I hope strictest punishment is given to those who did this. @AmitShah @CMOMaharashtra @CPMumbaiPolice @MumbaiPolice @DGPMaharashtra @mssirsa #Parbhani… pic.twitter.com/OzGSkp5A3t
A case has been registered under the charges that have been including Indian Penal Code Sections 302 (Murder), 307 (Attempt to Murder), 341 (wrongful restraint), 143 (unlawful assembly), 147 (rioting), 148 (rioting while being armed with a deadly weapon), and 149 (under which every member of an unlawful assembly is considered guilty of an offence committed in prosecution of a common object). Section 135 of the Maharashtra Police Act, 1951 has also been invoked.
Liberals peddling lies
In order to whitewash this communal crime against Sikligar Sikh community, the left-liberal Islamist community peddled lies. One of them was Mohammed Akhef, a Times of India journalist. "This is not a communal incident, two of the accused are from other faiths. Victims are ‘Sikkalkari’, a tribal community n not Sikhs, as is being claimed. Alarm about thieves entering village was raised from religious place. And it was not a Mosque," he said. The said tweet was also retweeted by Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair, who later seemed to have deleted the retweet.
SGPC Condemns the Incident
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak committee has condemned the incident and urged the police to take strict action against perpetrators. "This heinous crime is a blot on humanity, whose culprits deserve strict punishment. He said the police should identify and arrest all the culprits and ensure that strict and exemplary punishment is given to them," said SGPC chief Harjinder Singh Dhami.
SGPC President Harjinder Singh Dhami strongly condemned mob lynching of minor Sikh Kirpal Singh (14), who was killed at Ukhlad village in Parbhani district of Maharashtra. Two more minor Sikhs, Avtar Singh (16) & Arun Singh (15) have been seriously hurt in this incident. This… pic.twitter.com/JNPAR02BJg
— Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (@SGPCAmritsar) May 30, 2023
#ChairmanNCMSpeaks
— National Commission for Minorities (@NCM_GoI) June 2, 2023
Watch Sh. @ILalpura speak on the recent incident of mob lynching in Parbhani, #Maharashtra. Three minor Sikh boys were brutally beaten up on the allegation of goat theft, out of whom one succumbed to injuries. pic.twitter.com/8Wm8y98QuX
Sikligar Sikh
Initially blacksmiths, Sikligar came to specialise in the manufacturing swords, spears and other weapons out of iron. Many of them travelled with Guru Gobind Singh and settled in Maharshtra during his time. At present, many Sikkalkari settlements reside in small huts in several towns in the Marathwada region of the state. They are significantly seen in Nanded, Beed, Parbhani, and Hingoli districts.
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