Amritsar: Before the Punjab assembly elections, sacrilege has also emerged as a big issue. After the lynching in Amritsar's Golden Temple, this matter has come into the limelight even more. In one such case, a person Sukhraj Singh is sitting on a dharna for the last 46 days. He is seeking justice for his dead father (Krishna Bhagwan Singh). According to the report, Sukhraj Singh also spoke to Punjab Congress unit president Navjot Singh Sidhu in this regard.

Sukhraj Singh said that, I have not worked for the last 6 years, only visited the courts, but to no avail. Punjab Congress unit chief Navjot Singh Sidhu also met me, but he said that he has nothing in his hands. I am sitting here round the clock on the issue of dishonesty and justice for my father and his acquaintances. Sukhraj Singh said that, when my father died, I was 21 years old. At that time I was doing computer engineering, but I did not get any job because I have been wandering for justice since then.

Today 6 and a half years have passed since the incident. We have been performing in Bargadi since 2015. This was a big issue in the 2017 assembly elections, but till date no solution could be found. Let us tell you that in 2015, Sukhraj Singh's father Krishna Bhagwan Singh died due to police firing during a protest in Bargadi, Punjab. In this case, Sukhraj Singh is now demanding action against the culprits.

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