Eleven days after a sacrilege incident in Malout, Punjab, no arrests have been made, prompting Sikh organizations to announce a protest march on May 13. The incident, which occurred at a religious site, has sparked outrage among the Sikh community, who are demanding swift action from the authorities.
Protest March Planned
Several Sikh bodies have come together to organize a protest march on May 13 to press for the arrest of those responsible for the sacrilege. The march is expected to draw large crowds, with participants calling for justice and stricter measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
Community Outrage
The delay in arrests has heightened tensions in the region. Community leaders have expressed frustration over the lack of progress in the investigation. They have urged the police to expedite the process and ensure that the guilty are brought to book.
Local authorities have assured that the investigation is ongoing and that every effort is being made to identify and apprehend the perpetrators. However, the absence of any arrests has led to skepticism among the public.
The protest march on May 13 is expected to be a significant event, with participants demanding accountability and the preservation of the sanctity of religious places. The Sikh community remains vigilant and determined to see justice served.
