Gurugranth Sahib on the head, a horrible 10 km road, came out of the clutches of the Taliban

New Delhi: The situation in Afghanistan worsened after the Taliban took over. As a result, many foreigners, including Indians, are under the shadow of fear. As a result, hundreds of Sikhs have taken refuge in Kabul’s gurdwaras. On Monday, 46 Sikhs arrived at the airport from Kabul with three copies of Guru Granth Sahib. The Afghan Sikhs completed the 10 km road to Kabul airport with the Guru Granth Sahib on their heads. Roadside checks are being carried out by the Taliban. Reaching the airport in such a situation was a big challenge, said Puneet Singh Chandok, president of the Indian World Forum.

‘Jo bole soh nihal …’

Citizens evacuated from Kabul are arriving in India on an Air India Dushanbe-Delhi flight. On his face was the joy of getting out of Kabul safely. His happiness was evident as soon as he reached the plane. He announced ‘Jo Bole So Nihal Sat Shri Akal’ and ‘Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh’. A video of this from the plane has surfaced. There are 78 passengers on board, including 25 Indians.

‘Another 200 Afghan Sikhs and Hindus trapped’

An Indian Air Force plane is arriving in India from war-torn Afghanistan carrying three copies of the holy book and 78 civilians. This includes 46 Afghans and Hindus. Another 200 Sikhs and Hindus are stranded in Afghanistan. Many civilians are trying to get out of Afghanistan after the Taliban took over, Chandok said.

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Fearful situation in Kabul

Kabul is in a very frightening and chaotic situation. Can’t tell what will happen next minute. Some foreign Sikh NGOs promised to take us out. But their representatives are still not in touch. Only representatives of the Indian government are in touch and taking us out. One or two Sikhs can stay at the gurdwara for daily religious services, said an Afghan Sikh.