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Sikh man stopped from entering Metro

A video on social media went viral wherein an Amritdhari Sikh was denied entry at Jhilmil Metro Station in Delhi for wearing kirpan. Taking note of the video, the DMRC has asked the CISF to look into the matter. The...

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 06:58 AM Nov 29, 2024 IST

A video on social media went viral wherein an Amritdhari Sikh was denied entry at Jhilmil Metro Station in Delhi for wearing kirpan.

Taking note of the video, the DMRC has asked the CISF to look into the matter. The SGPC condemned the incident on X.

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