Punjabi youth Lakhbir Singh was killed in the ongoing farmer's movement on the Singhu border. However, some photos from that incident are becoming viral on social media. One such photo includes Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar. He is honoring Baba Aman Singh, one of the heads of the Nihang Jathebandis. Therefore, the picture is of Kailash Chaudhary's residence in July 2021.
After the photo surfaced, the Samyukt Kisan Morcha has raised questions on the BJP. And they also called Lakhbir Singh's murder a conspiracy. SKM leader and state vice-president of Kirti Kisan Union Rajinder Singh Deepsinhwala said that after this meeting between Baba Aman Singh and BJP leaders, politics will get dirty.
On Tuesday, SKM tweeted photos of Narendra Singh Tomar and Nihang Baba Aman Singh. It is worth mentioning that the four Nihangas who surrendered on the charge of killing Lakhbir Singh on the Singhu border belong to Baba Aman Singh's gang.
Samyukt Kisan Morcha leaders Rakesh Tikait, Yogendra Yadav, and Balveer Singh Rajewal have already said that there should be an impartial investigation. If there has been sacrilege, then its evidence should also come out.
And at the same time, the killers should be punished. The farmer leaders said that they have asked the Nihangs to go through the Singhu border. However, it is not a religious front. This is the forepart of the farmers, but the Nihang Jathebandis are ignoring them.
After the photo of BJP leaders and Nihang Baba Aman Singh surfaced, the difficulties of the Nihang Jathebandis sitting on the Singhu border seem to be increasing. The Nihangs say that Lakhbir was killed because he committed sacrilege.
The Nihangs also targeted SKM leader Yogendra Yadav, who advised them to return. The SKM and Sikh promoter Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale have also demanded Nihangs to present evidence of sacrilege. However, no such evidence has come to the fore so far.
The Nihang Jathebandis has called a 'religious gathering' at the Singhu border on 27 October. On that day the Nihang Jathebandia will have a discussion with the Sant Samaj. In that discussion, they will decide whether they should stay or return from the Singhu border. Nihang Baba Raja Ram Singh has made it clear that whatever decision is taken collectively in the 'religious gathering' on 27th, the Nihang Jathebandis will follow it.
On the morning of Dussehra on October 15, a youth named Lakhbir Singh was brutally murdered on the Singhu border. Lakhbir, a resident of Cheema village in Tarn Taran district, was first cut off an arm and leg with a sword. And after his death, his body was hung from a roadside barricade at some distance from the main platform of the SKM.