New York Mayor Condemns Rising Violence Against Sikhs In The US: Turban Represents Faith, Not Terrorism

New York Mayor condemns rising Violence against Sikhs in the US: Turban represents faith, not Terrorism.

New York Mayor Eric Adams takes a stand against increasing violence targeting Sikhs in America, emphasizing that turbans symbolize faith, not terrorism.

He calls for educating the public about Sikhism and promises to protect the community.

New York Mayor on Sikh Turban Amidst the increasing violence against Sikhs in America in recent times, New York Mayor Eric Adams said that turban does not mean terrorism, but it is a symbol of faith.

He described the recent incidents as a stain on the country. He also vowed to protect the people of the community.

Call to educate people about Sikhism.

Eric Adams also called for educating people about Sikhism. He was addressing members of the Sikh community in South Richmond Hill, Queens.

He said that the people of the city should be told that you are not a terrorist but a protector. Our youth and adults need to know this.

It is noteworthy that on October 15, a 19-year-old Sikh youth was attacked by a person traveling in a bus. She also tried to remove his turban.

The attacker had said that we do not wear it in our country. The police had arrested the accused in a hate crime.

Adams and New York State Assembly member Jennifer Rajkumar met with members of the Sikh community here on Sunday in the wake of recent incidents and hate crimes against Sikhs.

Again restrictive order against Donald Trump in election interference case, court directed not to target prosecutors and witnesses.

The federal court has again issued a limited restraining order against Donald Trump in the case of trying to change the results of the US 2020 presidential election.

Former President Trump has been ordered not to make public comments in the case and not to target prosecutors, court staff and key witnesses.

The order was issued online on Sunday night, but details were not immediately given.

American District Judge Tanya Chutkan is conducting the hearing.

US District Judge Tanya Chutkan is hearing the case of conspiracy to change the results of the 2020 presidential election. At Trump’s request, he temporarily lifted the gag order.

Trump had told that he has challenged the matter in the High Court, the hearing on which is going on.

But prosecutors complained to the court about Trump’s comments on internet media, to which the court agreed.

Trump is making comments against the court and prosecutors.

Prosecutors said that Trump is continuously making comments against the court and prosecutors.

Said, Trump is busy preparing for the upcoming presidential elections and is misleading his supporters in rallies. After the hearing, the court issued a gag order against Trump.