New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.
New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold spices in Bata Tal bazaar in Sarband, police said. The victims, identified as Saljeet Singh (42) and Ranjeet Singh (38), died on the spot. Police had rushed to the spot and encircled the area to arrest the culprits. No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. About 15,000 Sikhs live in Peshawar, mostly in the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital.New Delhi: India has registered a "strong protest" with the government of Pakistan over the recent killing of two people belonging to the Sikh community in Peshawar on Sunday. "Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence," the Ministry of External Affairs said in a strongly-worded statement further terming it a "shocking and deplorable incident". In response to media queries on what the foreign ministry called the "target killing" of two Sikh traders, the government spokesperson said, "We have seen the reports on brutal killing of two Sikh traders by unidentified armed men in Peshawar. Sadly, this is not the first such case or a rare occurrence." The two men killed were shopkeepers who sold
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