India has guaranteed the safety of Sikhs worldwide: say leading American Sikh leaders

- 'We met Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and External Affairs Minister Jaishankar': We received a warm and constructive welcome.

Washington: A prominent American Sikh leader has said that the Indian government has assured the safety and protection of Sikhs scattered around the world. Jassi Singh Sadhu, who recently returned here from a visit to India with a Sikh delegation, said that 'Our delegation consists of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar got it. We received a warm and constructive response from that survey.' We looked at India's development journey and asked them how we can participate in India's development.

We s. When he met Jaishankar, he said that we are committed to the safety and self-defense of non-resident Indians scattered all over the world. During our meetings we also focused on the development of Punjab. We know that Punjab has suffered a lot due to the unprovoked insurgency.

The most important thing is that there is an atmosphere in America and Canada that Sikhs are being mistreated in India. Clearly rejecting this belief, Jassi Singh said that 'There is no such thing. Yes! Sikhs have some questions, but so do other castes and castes in the country. In fact Sikhs enjoy all the same rights in India as people of other religions and castes and castes enjoy.'

He further said that US-based Sikhs are ready to help in the development of Punjab, especially Amritsar. He also announced 100 scholarships for the youth of Amritsar. Apart from this, Adept also announced to keep the two roads leading to the 'Golden Temple' clean.

In response to a question, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, the former ambassador of India to the US, welcomed his entry into the BJP. And said I congratulate them, wish them well. A Sikh leader joining BJP is a big deal for BJP. Before Sandhu was to return to India after his tenure, Jassi Singh gave him a grand farewell party.

After coming to India, Jassi Singh Sandhu first visited his home town Indore. He then went to Amritsar and accompanied the delegation to New Delhi.

Commenting on his visit to India, he said at a press conference held here, 'Wherever I went, I saw a sense of nationalism among the youth of India, along with pride in the nation, and also an eagerness to do something, and now they have ample opportunity for it. has been.' He further said, 'India has seen holistic development.' Special: Growth has been seen in the basic sectors of the economy (infra-structures) such as roads, railways, airports. Excitement for India is spreading among Indians. Overall, the journey to India is a wonderful experience.