Sikh Kabul Blasts
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"Time To Condemn Hatred Against Non-Abrahamic Religions": India At UN
Denouncing the recent "cowardly" and "dastardly" attack on a Sikh gurudwara in Kabul, India on Monday said it is time UN member states condemn hatred against non-Abrahamic religions.
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Over 150 Sikhs In Kabul Still Waiting For Visas to Come To India
Over 150 Sikhs who were staying in a gurudwara in Kabul that was struck by terrorists on Saturday have been desperately waiting for visas to move to India ever since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, according to a top shrine official.
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2 Killed In Blasts Near Gurdwara In Kabul, India Says "Deeply Concerned"
Two people - a Sikh devotee and an Afghan guard - have died and several trapped in a Gurdwara in Afghanistan's capital Kabul after two blasts rocked the city this morning. The blasts took place near the gates of the Gurdwara.
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At Kabul Airport, Narrow Escape For 160 Afghan Sikhs, Hindus
Some 145 Afghan Sikhs and 15 Hindus were waiting at the same spot near the Kabul airport last night where the blasts took place today. They escaped because they had left the place earlier in the day.
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"Time To Condemn Hatred Against Non-Abrahamic Religions": India At UN
Denouncing the recent "cowardly" and "dastardly" attack on a Sikh gurudwara in Kabul, India on Monday said it is time UN member states condemn hatred against non-Abrahamic religions.
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Over 150 Sikhs In Kabul Still Waiting For Visas to Come To India
Over 150 Sikhs who were staying in a gurudwara in Kabul that was struck by terrorists on Saturday have been desperately waiting for visas to move to India ever since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, according to a top shrine official.
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2 Killed In Blasts Near Gurdwara In Kabul, India Says "Deeply Concerned"
Two people - a Sikh devotee and an Afghan guard - have died and several trapped in a Gurdwara in Afghanistan's capital Kabul after two blasts rocked the city this morning. The blasts took place near the gates of the Gurdwara.
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At Kabul Airport, Narrow Escape For 160 Afghan Sikhs, Hindus
Some 145 Afghan Sikhs and 15 Hindus were waiting at the same spot near the Kabul airport last night where the blasts took place today. They escaped because they had left the place earlier in the day.
