Kabul Gurudwara Blast: More than 100 Afghan Sikhs and Hindus got e-Visa, Government of India’s decision after the terrorist attack in the Gurudwara

New DelhiAfter the terrorist attack on a Gurudwara in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, on Saturday, the Government of India has taken a big decision. The Government of India has granted e-Visa to more than 100 Sikh and Hindu nationals on priority basis. Let us tell you that on 18th June i.e. Saturday, there was a terrorist attack in Gurdwara Karte Parwan. ISIS Khorsan had claimed responsibility for this attack.

On the decision to grant visas to Sikhs and Hindus, government sources said that after the Kabul attack, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has granted e-visas to more than 100 Sikhs and Hindus in Afghanistan on priority basis. It is to be known that even in August 2021, the Government of India had issued e-visas after the Taliban occupation of Kabul.

2 killed in terrorist attack
Two people, including a Sikh, were killed in a terrorist attack on the Gurdwara Karte Parwan in Kabul on June 18. A Muslim security guard was also among the dead. India had also strongly objected to this attack. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had made a tweet condemning the attack. The PM said that I condemn the cowardly terrorist attack on Gurdwara Karate Parwan in Kabul. With this, I pray for the safety and security of all the devotees.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also condemned
India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Kabul’s Gurudwara. He tweeted that we are closely monitoring the terrorist attack at Karte Parwan Gurdwara. Our first and foremost concern is for the welfare of the community.

ISIS Khorsan took responsibility
Terrorist organization ISIS Khorsan has issued a statement claiming responsibility for this attack. Let us tell you that this attack took place between 7:15 am on Saturday. Three Taliban soldiers deployed in security were also injured in this attack. There were 25-30 Afghan Hindus and Sikhs present when the attack took place.