Shameful! Sikh man’s turban pulled at BJP’s Kolkata march by Bengal Police

A video has gone viral which has outraged the Sikh community all over the nation. The video shows a Sikh man's turban pulled, being pushed, shoved off by the police in Kolkata during a protest march by the Bharatiya Janata Party’s youth wing. The man has been identified as Balvinder Singh, who is the personal security guard of BJP leader Priyanshu Pandey. He was held by the police during the protest march by the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) to the state secretariat Nabanna on Thursday. The reports state that a 9mm pistol was seized from Singh and he provided a license for the gun valid till January next year. Also Read | Sukhbir Singh Badal strongly urges PM to hold direct talks with farmer organizations The BJP’s national secretary Arvind Menon condemned Singh’s arrest. He tweeted, “By pulling the turban of Sardar Balwinder Singh ji, Bengal police has insulted all the Sikhs of the country. Today it seems that Mughal rule has been established again in Bengal. Is there no respect for the religious sentiments of any other community except a particular one in Bengal?”  Harbhajan Singh, Former Indian Cricketer also tweeted over the incident along with a video where the Kolkata Police personnel is manhandling the man, who reports said was a resident of Punjab’s Bathinda. “Please have a look into this matter @MamataOfficia l. This isn’t done,” the cricketer wrote. https://twitter.com/harbhajan_singh/status/1314526861632782336?s=20 The BJYM had held the “Nabanna Chalo” (Let’s Go To Nabanna) rally, which was led by its newly-appointed president MP Tejasvi Surya, over the alleged corruption in SSC/TET and unemployment in the West Bengal. The party was demanding an increase in the upper age limit for various exams and simplification of the PSC recruitment process. https://www.facebook.com/ptcnewsonline/videos/4742583339092745/ Also Read | DC vs RR Highlights: Delhi Capitals regain top spot with 46-run win over RR Kolkata Police have registered a case against several BJP leaders, including national secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya, national vice president Mukul Roy, members of Parliament Locket Chatterjee, Arjun Singh, and Rakesh Singh for alleged “unlawful assembly” and “law violation”. -PTC News