Sikka Khan gets 30-day visa to attend last rites of his Pakistani brother

Ferozepur, July 11

After 75 years of the partition of the country, Sikka Khan got the 30-day Visa to attend the last rites of his Pakistani brother-  Sikkan Khan (Mohammad Habib Gujjar) and Muhammad Sadiq, who met at Gurdwara Sri Kartarpur Sahib in Narowal district, with the efforts of Pak based Imtiaz Rashid Qureshi, Chairman, Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation.

Soon after on July 3, the Pakistani brother was separated from his Indian brother forever after a brief illness. On reaching Pakistan by corridor, Sikka Khan of Phulewala village of Bathinda district met his brother Muhammad Sadiq and his family living in Faisalabad district of Pakistan.

Bhagat Singh Memorial  Foundation Chairman, Imtiaz Rashid Qureshi, is advocate by profession and social activist, is fighting to prove the innocence of Bhagat Singh besides pursuing the Pakistan government to name the Shadman chowk as Bhagat Singh Chowk. He said that due to the efforts of his organization Sikka Khan has been issued a 30-day visa to stay in Faisalabad only by the Pakistan Embassy in New Delhi to attend the last rites of his late brother Sadiq Gujjar.

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