Multan [Pakistan] Apr. 25 (NT): Global terrorist Hafiz Saeed's brother-in-law and the second-in-command of terror group LeT and Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD), Abdul Rehman Makki, has touted derogatory remarks against the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Dev, at an event in Multan city of Pakistan.

Makki's comments are an eye opener for those Sikh militants who have sheltered in Pakistan to take-home pay acts of terror against India in the name of the so-called Khalistan movement. Makki has lashed out in opposition to the Sikh faith and has even gone to the extend of calling them " infidels ".

Makki, in his hate speech delivered to the LeT/JuD supporters in Multan said, "The dirty conspiracy of denigrating Islam has been continuing for centuries. The emergence of Guru Nanak, the first Guru of Sikhs, was also part of the conspiracy and he (Guru Nanak) was equally a culprit of maligning Islam."

He also made derogatory remarks against the Sikhs, their faith and ideology and accused them of formulating conspiracy against Islam.

"About 350 years ago, someone called Baba Nanak appeared and people started calling him pro-Muslim and his teachings similar to Islamic teachings. The moulvis (Muslim religious scholars) and intellectuals developed an affinity towards him and quoted his (Nanak Dev's) sermons while describing a few 'aayats' (verses) of Quran," said Makki,  the holder of bounty of 2 million dollars on his head, declared by the United States Department of the Treasury a few years ago.

He asserted that People did not understand, “they (Sikhs) were infidels, fraudsters and completely un-Islamic".