Two Sikh protesters Krishan Bhagwan Singh and Gurjeet Singh were killed in police firing at Behbal Kalan in 2015. They were protesting against sacrilege of Guru Granth Sahib. File photos
Amritsar, January 21
The portraits of two persons killed in police firing during a peaceful protest against the sacrilege incidents at Behbal Kalan will be installed at the Central Sikh Museum in Golden Temple complex. A decision to this effect was taken by the SGPC executive body during a meeting chaired by president Harjinder Singh Dhami.
The move is being seen as an attempt to tone down the heat being faced by the SAD as the two were killed in 2015 during the party regime.
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