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Two Sikhs Abducted in Pakistan returns home

March 24, 2014 | By Sikh Siyasat Bureau

Peshawar, Pakistan (March 24, 2014): According to media reports [t]wo Sikh abducted from Draban Road, DI Khan in February were released by the kidnappers and they reached their homes in Mohalla Jogan Shah Sunday (March 23) night.

Talking to The Express Tribune, a Sikh elder reportedly said that Sardar Sawander Singh and Sardar Anan Singh had reached their houses safe.

“They were released in Mir Ali by the abductors and are hakeem by profession,” he said, adding that both of them were resident of Mohalla Jogan Shah Peshawar and had their shops in DI Khan on Draban Road.

“For some time the members of our community are a constant target which is really unfortunate,” he argued.

According to Express Tribune [t]here are chances that these two men were released by the abductors after the payment of a large sum but the Sikh elder insisted that both of them had been released without any payment in Mir Ali.

The recent incidents of Sikh kidnapping and killings in north-west frontier area of Pakistan has been a major cause of concerns for the Sikhs in Pakistan.

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