Pakistan's minority Sikh community is dispersing to other parts of the country from Peshawar after repeated attacks by Islamic fundamentalists.
Peshawar has a population of about 30,000 Sikhs, out of which, 60 per cent has left for other parts of Pakistan to avoid living under a constant threat.
This comes after, Charanjeet Singh, a peace activist and grocery store owner was shot by a customer in Pakistan. Charanjeet was killed for not attending to the customer as he was busy. He died on his way to the hospital, a report by TRT world said.
Baba Gurpal Singh, a spokesperson from the community told a media outlet, "I believe genocide of Sikhs is taking place here."
Few people from the community are also blaming Talibani extremists for carrying out routine killings. [India Today] Read more
