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Sikh extremist groups lash out at RSS for holding Sikh congregation in Delhi

Urging the Sikhs to wake up, Dal Khalsa leader Kanwar Pal Singh lashed out at RSS for systematically working to sabotage Sikh doctrine

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Sikh extremists groups have hit out at the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) as it prepares to organize a multi-faith conclave in Delhi coinciding with the 350th birth anniversary of 10th Sikh Guru Gobind Singh.

"RSS has no locus standi to interfere in the affairs of the Sikhs. As per Sikh concept, there's only one (Sikh) Sangat that is fully dedicated to ten Gurus and their philosophy and it has nothing to do with any 'rashtra' or any boundary," lashed out Dal Khalsa head, Harpal Singh Cheema, describing the formation of Rashtriya Sikh Sangat (RSS) as grand nefarious design of RSS to penetrate into Sikh rank and file.

The Akal Takhat edict of 2004 against the RSS is in its place, those Sikhs who would participate in the conclave would be traitors of the Panth, he said highlighting that the management of the Takhat Patna Sahib should stop Gaini Iqbal Singh, head-priest Patna Sahib from siding with 'Panth dokhis'
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Urging the Sikhs to wake up, Dal Khalsa leader Kanwar Pal Singh lashed out at RSS for systematically working to sabotage Sikh doctrine. "RSS is anti-Sikh religion organization that has been hitting at the roots and foundations of Sikhism. Ironically, it has spread its tentacles in Punjab since tercentenary celebrations of Khalsa Panth in 1999 when A B Vajpayee was Prime Minister and P S Badal was CM of Punjab," said Singh.

The event comes days after a RSS leader, Ravinder Gosain, 60 was shot dead outside his house in Ludhiana. In wake of the targeted killing of RSS leaders in the state, Punjab government led by Captain Amarinder Singh announced to transfer the case to National Investigation Agency (NIA) citing international ramifications of the case.

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