Singhu: Days After Brutally Murdering A Dalit Man, Group Of Nihang Sikhs Breaks Leg Of Dalit Poultry Worker For Refusing Free Chicken

Days after brutally murdering a Dalit man at the farmer's protest site at Singhur near Delhi for alleged desecration of a Sikh 'holy book', a group of Nihang Sikhs attacked a poultry farm worker on Thursday (Oct 21).

Narrating the incident, Paswan said, "One Sikh came and asked me for a chicken. I said I can't give, I have a limited number of chickens. Just over this, he started beating me up with a stick. They hit me so much, a man who attempted to save me was also beaten. He was a blue dress Sikh (Nihang). After that my owner came, more public gathered, but that man did not stop. I had fallen to the ground, after many appeals he stopped. I am a labourer, I don't know how long I won't be able to walk."

On Oct 15, a mutilated body of Lakhbir Singh, a Dalit man from Punjab's Tarn Taran, was found at the Singhur border. Lakhbir Singh was tied to a barricade and his hand was chopped off. Nihang Sikhs admitted to brutally lynching the man and claimed he was killed for committing 'sacrilege' of 'holy book' of SIkhs. They were felicitated at a guruduwara before surrendering to police

In April 2020, a group of Nihangs attacked police officials and cut off the hand of one of the officers at a vegetable market in Punjab’s Patiala during the COVID-19 nationwide restrictions.