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3 Sikhs appeal to wear articles of faith at US Marine corps

The Marines have said that the enforcement of the Corps' rules is necessary to maintain uniformity for the national interest.

The Marines have said that the enforcement of the Corps' rules is necessary to maintain uniformity for the national interest.

Three prospective Sikh Marine recruits have made an emergency appeal in the US federal court that they are allowed to attend the basic training of the elite forces without having to remove their religiously mandated uncut hair, beards, and turbans, according to media reports.
Judges at the District of Columbia&rsquo;s Court of Appeals heard arguments by the trio of recruits -- Aekash Singh, Jaskirat Singh, and Milaap Singh Chahal on Tuesday who is in a lawsuit against Marine Corps Commandant David H Berger.
They appealed to the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit in September after a lower-court judge denied their request for a preliminary injunction that would have allowed the men to enter Marine Corps Basic Training with their articles of faith, the Marine Times reported.
The Marines have said that the enforcement of the Corps' rules is necessary to maintain uniformity for the national interest.
Brian Springer, a Justice Department lawyer representing the Marine Corps, said the &ldquo;country&rsquo;s chief expeditionary force&rdquo; has the right to insist on greater uniformity among recruits during basic training.
Countering the statement, Judge Patricia Millett, said that the argument &ldquo;makes no sense, because nobody during boot camp is going out as an expeditionary force." In the Sikh religion, it is mandatory for the male adherents to not trim their hair and beard along with keeping kanga (wooden comb), kirpan (small sword), kara (steel bracelet), and a white cotton undergarment (kachera).
The Marine Corps has fought against the recruits' wishes saying that it is imperative that everyone at boot camp go through a similar experience and have one identity.
"The Plaintiffs are seeking extraordinary relief and the alteration of long-standing Marine Corps training policies," Brian Springer, an attorney for the federal government was quoted as saying by Military.com.
"It is perverse to claim that respecting 'the individual desires of Marines' to have full-body tattoos ... is consistent with the Marine Corps' image, but that respecting (the four Sikhs') desires to be faithful to God is somehow antithetical to the idea of cohesiveness and uniformity within the service," read the original complaint filed in April, which included a fourth recruit who is no longer attached to the case, the report said.
As the Marine Corps previously denied all these requests, the three plaintiffs have remained poolees (signing the paperwork to enlist but not yet starting boot camp), for years.
As the legal process drags on, the attorneys of the recruits hope for a preliminary injunction that would at least allow them to go through training.
However, the Marine Corps has said it would allow them to wear the articles of faith with limitations after the 13 weeks of boot camp conclude.
This is not the first time the Marine Corps has been asked to make an exception for its recruits.
In 2021, the Corps allowed Marine Capt. Sukhbir Singh Toor and others to keep beards, turban, and other faith articles in uniform. However, they weren't deployed or in ceremonial billets, as reported by Marine Corps Times.
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The man involved in the kidnapping and killing of an Indian-origin Sikh family, including an eight-month-old baby, has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder, one for each life lost, authorities in California said.
The Sikh family of four, 8-month-old Aroohi Dheri, her 27-year-old mother Jasleen Kaur, her 36-year-old father Jasdeep Singh, and her 39-year-old uncle Amandeep Singh were kidnapped and killed by a former disgruntled employee of their trucking company last week.
Jesus Salgado, the man involved in the kidnapping and killing was arrested on October 6. He was charged on Monday with four counts of first-degree murder, one for each life lost, prosecutors were quoted as saying by the Los AngelesTimes.
The Merced County district attorney’s office said in a news release that it would not make a determination this year on whether to pursue the death penalty in the case of Salgado, 48.
District Attorney Kimberly Lewis declined to comment on the case beyond the charges. Salgado is set to be arraigned later on Monday.
Salgado was charged in the deaths of Jasdeep, his wife, Jasleen; their daughter, and Singh’s brother Amandeep, the report said.
The investigation into the disappearance of the family began on October 3 after police found Amandeep's truck on fire in the town of Winton.
When the family members could not locate Amandeep or his brother and sister-in-law, or the couple’s baby, they reported the family as missing.
The search led investigators with the Merced County Sheriff’s Office to the family business, Unison Trucking, where video surveillance showed a suspect abducting the family at gunpoint and leading them away in the truck.
Meanwhile, the grieving relatives of the four Indian-origin Sikhs killed in the US have raised more than USD 300,000 to support their families in California but also their elderly parents back in India.
A GoFundMe fundraiser is collecting funds for the Singhs' extended family and has raised more than USD 300,000, according to abc7news.com.
Jaspreet Kaur, Amandeep's widow, said in the fundraiser that her husband and his brother had been in the United States for 18 years and supported not only their families in California but also their elderly parents back in India.
Salgado attempted suicide last Tuesday as investigators zeroed in on him as a suspect in the case, the Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. He was held in the hospital for two days and was then booked into jail.
Salgado also faces charges of illegal possession of a firearm and arson for allegedly setting fire to the truck. His brother, Alberto Salgado, was also arrested in the case on suspicion of criminal conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence.
Salgado spent nearly a decade in prison for holding another family at gunpoint and robbing it in its garage in 2005.

Kin of murdered Indian-origin Sikhs in California raise $300,000 to support their families

According to reports, GoFundMe fundraiser is collecting funds for the extended family.

The man involved in the kidnapping and killing of an Indian-origin Sikh family, including an eight-month-old baby, has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder, one for each life lost, authorities in California said.
The Sikh family of four, 8-month-old Aroohi Dheri, her 27-year-old mother Jasleen Kaur, her 36-year-old father Jasdeep Singh, and her 39-year-old uncle Amandeep Singh were kidnapped and killed by a former disgruntled employee of their trucking company last week.
Jesus Salgado, the man involved in the kidnapping and killing was arrested on October 6. He was charged on Monday with four counts of first-degree murder, one for each life lost, prosecutors were quoted as saying by the Los AngelesTimes.
The Merced County district attorney&rsquo;s office said in a news release that it would not make a determination this year on whether to pursue the death penalty in the case of Salgado, 48.
District Attorney Kimberly Lewis declined to comment on the case beyond the charges. Salgado is set to be arraigned later on Monday.
Salgado was charged in the deaths of Jasdeep, his wife, Jasleen; their daughter, and Singh&rsquo;s brother Amandeep, the report said.
The investigation into the disappearance of the family began on October 3 after police found Amandeep's truck on fire in the town of Winton.
When the family members could not locate Amandeep or his brother and sister-in-law, or the couple&rsquo;s baby, they reported the family as missing.
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The search led investigators with the Merced County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office to the family business, Unison Trucking, where video surveillance showed a suspect abducting the family at gunpoint and leading them away in the truck.
Meanwhile, the grieving relatives of the four Indian-origin Sikhs killed in the US have raised more than USD 300,000 to support their families in California but also their elderly parents back in India.
A GoFundMe fundraiser is collecting funds for the Singhs' extended family and has raised more than USD 300,000, according to abc7news.com.
Jaspreet Kaur, Amandeep's widow, said in the fundraiser that her husband and his brother had been in the United States for 18 years and supported not only their families in California but also their elderly parents back in India.
Salgado attempted suicide last Tuesday as investigators zeroed in on him as a suspect in the case, the Sheriff&rsquo;s Office said in a statement. He was held in the hospital for two days and was then booked into jail.
Salgado also faces charges of illegal possession of a firearm and arson for allegedly setting fire to the truck. His brother, Alberto Salgado, was also arrested in the case on suspicion of criminal conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence.
Salgado spent nearly a decade in prison for holding another family at gunpoint and robbing it in its garage in 2005.

A resolution has reportedly been introduced in the US House of Representatives to observe April 14 as 'National Sikh Day' every year.
The resolution aims to honour and celebrate the role of the Sikh community in strengthening and inspiring the people of the United States, as per a PTI report. The resolution states that the Sikh community has played an important part in development of US ever since they started immigrating to the country over a century ago.
Over a dozen legislators were part of the introduction of the resolution on March 28. These reportedly included Raja Krishnamoorthi, Mary Gay Scanlon, Karen Bass, Paul Tonko, Brian K Fitzpatrick, Daniel Meuser, Eric Swalwell, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Donald Norcross, Andy Kim, John Garamendi, Richard E Neal, Brendan F Boyle and David G Valadao.
Both John Garamendi and David Valadao are Co-Chairs of the Sikh Caucus. The resolution was reportedly hailed by the Sikh caucus committee, Sikh co-ordination committee, and American Sikh Gurdwara Parbhandhak Committee, or AGPC.

National Sikh Day in America: Resolution in US Congress to designate April 14

A resolution has reportedly been introduced in the US House of Representatives to observe April 14 as 'National Sikh Day' every year. The resolution aims to honour and celebrate the role of the Sikh community in strengthening and inspiring the people of the United States, as per a PTI report. The resolution states that the Sikh community has played an important part in development of US ever since they started immigrating to the country over a century ago. Over a dozen legislators were part of the introduction of the resolution on March 28. These included Raja Krishnamoorthi, Mary Gay Scanlon, Karen Bass, Paul Tonko, Brian K Fitzpatrick, Daniel Meuser, Eric Swalwell, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Donald Norcross, Andy Kim, John Garamendi, Richard E Neal, Brendan F Boyle and David G Valadao. Both John Garamendi and David Valadao are Co-Chairs of the Sikh Caucus.
The resolution was reportedly hailed by the Sikh caucus committee, Sikh co-ordination committee, and American Sikh Gurdwara Parbhandhak Committee, or AGPC.
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CAPTIONS 'National Sikh Day' resolution in US Congress Resolution to declare April 14 as Sikh Day Aim to honour, celebrate Sikhs' contributions Over a dozen lawmakers introduced resolution
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A resolution has reportedly been introduced in the US House of Representatives to observe April 14 as 'National Sikh Day' every year.
The resolution aims to honour and celebrate the role of the Sikh community in strengthening and inspiring the people of the United States, as per a PTI report.&nbsp;The resolution states that the Sikh community has played an important part in development of US ever since they started immigrating to the country over a century ago.
 Over a dozen legislators were part of the introduction of the resolution on March 28.&nbsp;These reportedly included Raja Krishnamoorthi, Mary Gay Scanlon, Karen Bass, Paul Tonko, Brian K Fitzpatrick, Daniel Meuser, Eric Swalwell, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Donald Norcross, Andy Kim, John Garamendi, Richard E Neal, Brendan F Boyle and David G Valadao.
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Both John Garamendi and David Valadao are Co-Chairs of the Sikh Caucus.&nbsp;The resolution was reportedly hailed by the Sikh caucus committee, Sikh co-ordination committee, and American Sikh Gurdwara Parbhandhak Committee, or AGPC.

Sixteen out of 78 Afghanistan evacuees who reached India on Tuesday have tested positive for Covid-19.
Reports said that the infected evacuees also include the three Sikhs who brought back with them copies of Guru Granth Sahib from several Afghanistan Gurudwaras.
All 16 returnees are said to be asymptomatic, but as a precaution all 78 have been quarantined.
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri who was at the Delhi airport to receive Sikhs also came in contact of the infected people.
Puri had received the copies of the Sikh holy book from the Afghan granthis and had carried one on his head out of the airport.
India has been evacuating its citizens as well as Afghan nationals who are fleeing the country since the Taliban takeover.
A total of 626 people, including 228 Indian citizens, have been evacuated from Afghanistan till now, informed Minister Hardeep Puri. He also informed that 77 among them were Afghan Sikhs. The number of Indian citizens evacuated does not include those working in the Indian Embassy, Puri added. 

16 of 78 Afghan evacuees who arrived in Delhi on Tuesday test Covid +ve

16 Afghanistan evacuees out of the 78 that landed in Delhi on Tuesday have tested positive for Covid-19. Minister Hardeep&nbsp;Puri came in contact

Sixteen out of 78 evacuees who reached India on Tuesday have tested positive for Covid-19.
Reports said that the infected evacuees also include the three Sikhs who brought back with them copies of Guru Granth Sahib from several Afghanistan Gurudwaras.
All 16 returnees are said to be asymptomatic, but as a precaution all 78 have been quarantined.
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri who was at the Delhi airport to receive Sikhs also came in contact of the infected people.
Puri had received the copies of the Sikh holy book from the Afghan granthis and had carried one on his head out of the airport.
India has been evacuating its citizens as well as Afghan nationals who are fleeing the country since the Taliban takeover.
A total of 626 people, including 228 Indian citizens, have been evacuated from Afghanistan till now, informed Minister Hardeep Puri. He also informed that 77 among them were Afghan Sikhs. The number of Indian citizens evacuated does not include those working in the Indian Embassy, Puri added.

Sixteen out of 78 Afghanistan evacuees who reached India on Tuesday have tested positive for Covid-19.&nbsp;The infected evacuees also include the three Sikhs who brought back with them copies of Guru Granth Sahib

Sixteen out of 78 Afghanistan evacuees who reached India on Tuesday have tested positive for Covid-19.
Reports said that the infected evacuees also include the three Sikhs who brought back with them copies of Guru Granth Sahib from several Afghanistan Gurudwaras.
All 16 returnees are said to be asymptomatic, but as a precaution, all 78 have been quarantined.
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri who was at the Delhi airport to receive Sikhs also came in contact with the infected people.
Puri had received the copies of the Sikh holy book from the Afghan granthis and had carried one on his head out of the airport.
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India has been evacuating its citizens as well as Afghan nationals who are fleeing the country since the Taliban takeover.
A total of 626 people, including 228 Indian citizens, have been evacuated from Afghanistan till now, informed Minister Hardeep Puri. He also informed that 77 among them were Afghan Sikhs. The number of Indian citizens evacuated does not include those working in the Indian Embassy, Puri added.

The Taliban have assured Sikhs and Hindus stranded in Afghanistan of their safety.
Akali Dal spokesperson Manjinder Singh Sirsa shared a video statement from the head of a Kabul gurudwara saying that a team of Taliban leaders visited a&nbsp;gurudwara and assured the members of the community that they have nothing to fear.
The same video was also tweeted by Taliban Political Office spokesperson M Naeem.
The video shows Taliban leaders visiting a gurudwara and speaking to Sikhs who have taken refuge there after the fall of Kabul.
Reports said that around 200 Sikhs were living in a gurudwara in Kabul after the Taliban took over. Punjab CM Captain Amarinder had also called for immediate evacuation of the Sikhs from Kabul.

Taliban assure Sikhs & Hindus of safety, Akali Dal leader shares video

The Taliban have assured Sikhs and Hindus stranded in Afghanistan of their safety. Some Taliban leaders met Sikhs at a Kabul gurudwara&nbsp;to reassure them

The Taliban have assured Sikhs and Hindus stranded in Afghanistan of their safety.
Akali Dal spokesperson Manjinder Singh Sirsa shared a video statement from the head of a Kabul gurudwara saying that a team of Taliban leaders visited a&nbsp;gurudwara and assured the members of the community that they have nothing to fear.
The same video was also tweeted by Taliban Political Office spokesperson M Naeem.
The video shows Taliban leaders visiting a gurudwara and speaking to Sikhs who have taken refuge there after the fall of Kabul.
Reports said that around 200 Sikhs were living in a gurudwara in Kabul after the Taliban took over. Punjab CM Captain Amarinder had also called for immediate evacuation of the Sikhs from Kabul.

Akali Dal spokesperson Manjinder Singh Sirsa shared a video statement from the head of a Kabul gurudwara saying that a team of Taliban leaders visited a&nbsp;gurudwara and assured the members of the community

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh made an urgent request to the Centre to evacuate 200 Sikhs stuck in a Gurudwara in Afghanistan as the return of the Taliban sparked fear and unrest.
The CM said his govt is willing to extend any help needed to ensure their safe evacuation as he asked Foreign Minister S Jaishankar for help
Amarinder Singh, earlier on Sunday had said Afghanistan's &lsquo;fall&rsquo; to the Taliban 'does not augur well' for India.
Scenes of turmoil have emerged raising concerns about the safety of foreigners as well as locals. Sixty nations including US, UK &amp; Australia call on Taliban to allow safe passage for Afghans.
Hours after Taliban captured Afghanistan's capital Kabul, the airspace was closed on Monday, aggravating the crisis as desperate people sought help to fly out of the country.

Punjab CM's urgent appeal to Centre to evacuate '200 Sikhs stuck in Afghanistan Gurudwara'

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh made an urgent request to the Centre to evacuate 200 Sikhs stuck in a Gurudwara in Afghanistan as the return of the Taliban sparked fear and unrest.

Punjab CM Amarinder Singh&nbsp;sends SOS&nbsp;to Centre after Taliban's takeover
Singh&nbsp;appeals to Centre to&nbsp;evacuate 200 Sikhs stuck in Afghanistan&nbsp;Gurudwara
Singh: govt is willing to extend any help to ensure safe evacuation
The CM earlier said&nbsp;Afghanistan's &lsquo;fall&rsquo;&nbsp; 'does not augur well' for India

Amarinder Singh&nbsp;said Afghanistan's &lsquo;fall&rsquo; to the Taliban 'does not augur well' for India; seeks Centre's help to evacute&nbsp;200 Sikhs stuck in Afghanistan&nbsp;Gurudwara

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh made an urgent request to the Centre to evacuate 200 Sikhs stuck in a Gurudwara in Afghanistan as the return of the Taliban sparked fear and unrest.
The CM said his govt is willing to extend any help needed to ensure their safe evacuation as sought Foreign Minister S Jaishankar's support.
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Amarinder Singh, earlier on Sunday had said Afghanistan's &lsquo;fall&rsquo; to the Taliban 'does not augur well' for India.
Scenes of turmoil have emerged raising concerns about the safety of foreigners as well as locals. Sixty nations including US, UK &amp; Australia call on Taliban to allow safe passage for Afghans.
Hours after Taliban captured Afghanistan's capital Kabul, the airspace was closed on Monday, aggravating the crisis as desperate people sought help to fly out of the country.

External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said that he was deeply shocked at the gunning down of 8 workers, including 4 Sikhs, at a Fedex facility in US city of Indiana. India will render "all possible assistance" to local authorities and community leaders in Indianapolis, Jaishankar added. About 90 per cent of the workers at this delivery service facility are said to be Indian-Americans, mostly from the Sikh community. This was at least the third mass shooting this year in Indianapolis alone, AP reported. The Indian Embassy in Washington DC conveyed its heartfelt condolences to the families of those who died and "pray for the speedy recovery of those injured".

'Deeply shocked': India on US mass shooting that left 4 Sikhs dead

External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said that he was deeply shocked at the gunning down of 8 workers, including 4 Sikhs, at a Fedex facility in US city of Indiana

External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said that he was deeply shocked at the gunning down of 8 workers, including 4 Sikhs, at a Fedex facility in US city of Indiana. India will render "all possible assistance" to local authorities and community leaders in Indianapolis, Jaishankar added. About 90 per cent of the workers at this delivery service facility are said to be Indian-Americans, mostly from the Sikh community. This was at least the third mass shooting this year in Indianapolis alone, AP reported. The Indian Embassy in Washington DC conveyed its heartfelt condolences to the families of those who died and "pray for the speedy recovery of those injured".

At least eight people, including four Sikhs, were killed and five others were left injured in a mass shooting at a FedEx facility in the US state of Indiana, according to community leaders.
The gunman, identified as 19-year-old Brandon Scott Hole of Indiana, died by suicide after the shooting on early Friday morning, taking the toll to nine.
About 90 per cent of the workers at this delivery service facility are said to be Indian-Americans, mostly from the local Sikh community.
US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris expressed condolences over the tragic killings.
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US: 4 Sikhs among 8 killed in Fedex facility mass shooting in Indiana

At least eight people, including four Sikhs, were killed and five others were left injured in a mass shooting at a FedEx facility in the US state of Indiana

US: 4 Sikhs among 8 killed in Fedex facility mass shooting

At least eight people, including four Sikhs, were killed and five others were left injured in a mass shooting at a FedEx facility in the US state of Indiana, according to community leaders.
The gunman, identified as 19-year-old Brandon Scott Hole of Indiana, died by suicide after the shooting on early Friday morning, taking the toll to nine.
About 90 per cent of the workers at this delivery service facility are said to be Indian-Americans, mostly from the local Sikh community.
US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris expressed condolences over the tragic killings.
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Amid raging protests by farmers, mainly from Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tribute to Sikh saints in his monthly radio address Mann ki Baat. He said that the country was indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion. "Their martyrdom did a great work of protecting our civilisation," The PM said. "We pay tributes to the brave Chaar Sahibzaade, we remember Mata Gujri, we recall the greatness of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.&nbsp;We remain indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion."
Last week, PM Modi made a visit to Delhi's iconic Sikh shrine Gurudwara Rakabganj to pay tributes to Sikh saint Guru Tegh Bahadur, a day after his death anniversary was observed.

PM Modi's tribute to Sikh saints in Mann Ki Baat

Amid raging protests by farmers, mainly from Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tribute to Sikh saints in his monthly radio address Mann ki Baat.

Amid raging protests by farmers, mainly from Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tribute to Sikh saints in his monthly radio address Mann ki Baat. He said that the country was indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion. "Their martyrdom did a great work of protecting our civilisation," The PM said. Last week, PM Modi made a visit to Delhi's iconic Sikh shrine Gurudwara Rakabganj to pay tributes to Sikh saint Guru Tegh Bahadur, a day after his death anniversary was observed. ((Byte: We remain indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion.))

Amid raging protests by farmers, mainly from Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tribute to Sikh saints in his monthly radio address Mann ki Baat. He said that the country was indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion. "Their martyrdom did a great work of protecting our civilisation," The PM said. "We pay tributes to the brave Chaar Sahibzaade, we remember Mata Gujri, we recall the greatness of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.&nbsp;We remain indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion."
Last week, PM Modi made a visit to Delhi's iconic Sikh shrine Gurudwara Rakabganj to pay tributes to Sikh saint Guru Tegh Bahadur, a day after his death anniversary was observed.

Sikhs in the UK delivered hot meals to thousands of truck drivers stranded on border with France after it was closed over the fear of the new Covid strain. British media reported that Khalsa Aid volunteers cooked meals for hours and delivered&nbsp;close to a thousand meals of chickpea rice and mushroom pasta to a camp of stranded truck drivers. Other charity organisations and food outlets such as dominos also joined the Sikh volunteers&nbsp;donating food to be distributed among the stranded drivers.

Sikhs deliver meals to truck drivers stranded on UK border

Sikhs in the UK delivered hot meals to thousands of truck drivers stranded on border with France after it was closed over the fear of the new Covid strain

Sikhs in the UK delivered hot meals to thousands of truck drivers stranded on border with France after it was closed over the fear of the new Covid strain. British media reported that Khalsa Aid volunteers cooked meals for hours and delivered&nbsp;close to a thousand meals pizzas, chickpea rice and mushroom pasta to a camp of stranded truck drivers. Other charity organisations and food outlets such as dominos also joined the Sikh volunteers&nbsp;donating food to be distributed among the stranded drivers.

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