Sacrilege of holy Guru Granth Sahib is highly unfortunate and painful : Kejriwal

AMRITSAR : Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal condemning the sacrilege of Holy Guru Granth Sahib Incidents in Punjab said that person behind it would never get peace in life.In a brief talk to media, Kejriwal said that sacrilege of holy Guru Granth Sahib was highly unfortunate and painful, it seemed that it was willful act by somebody wanted to disturb peace in the State.Condemning the police firing on peaceful protesters whereupon two Sikh were killed, he said it was wrong act on the part of police. He said that desecration of holy Guru Granth Sahib was shocking incident and Sikhs were protesting peacefully in Kotkapura.Refusing to answer the political queries by saying that he was here to pray for peace in Punjab besides to pay obeisance.He said, “Golden Temple has great spiritual power and here I prayed before the Almighty for early peace and normalcy to get rid of current turmoil situation in Punjab.While paying obeisance in the Sanctum Sanctorum of the Golden Temple he preferred to go inside while standing with other devotees by ignoring the VIP passage. Thereafter he also paid obeisance in front of Akal Takht (the highest Sikh Temporal Seat).Earlier before entering to Golden Temple, he was taken to information centre where he was honored with Siropa (robe of hoour) and set of Sikh religious books but he didn’t prefer to register his visit in the visitor book of Golden Temple.