Rajendra Singh, manager of Gurdwara Bangla Sahib in Delhi, has denied a social media claim that police and protesters clashed at the gurdwara.
Singh said the allegation was completely false. He stated that he and others had been on duty at the site since the morning and had witnessed no incident involving devotees, protesters or police.
Normal activity continues
According to Singh, devotees continued arriving at Bangla Sahib as usual. They were offering prayers and taking part in the langar, indicating that regular religious activities were continuing at the gurdwara.
The denial was shared in a communication attributed to DCP New Delhi. It directly addressed the online rumour and distinguished it from the situation observed at the shrine.
No further details about the origin of the claim or any separate protest activity were provided in the available information.
Conclusion
The manager of Gurdwara Bangla Sahib said there had been no police-protester clash at the Delhi shrine, while prayers and langar continued normally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What claim was denied?
Rajendra Singh denied a social media rumour alleging a clash between police and protesters at Gurdwara Bangla Sahib.
Q. Who is Rajendra Singh?
He is the manager of Gurdwara Bangla Sahib.
Q. Where is the gurdwara located?
Gurdwara Bangla Sahib is in Delhi.
Q. What did Singh say about police, protesters and devotees?
He said no incident involving police, protesters or devotees had occurred at the gurdwara.
Q. Were religious activities continuing?
Yes. Singh said devotees were offering prayers and taking part in the langar as usual.
Q. How long had Singh said he was on duty?
He said he had been on duty at the site since the morning.
