A body was found on Friday, 15 October. This 35-year-old youth was brutally murdered. His hands were cut off. It was learned that Nihang Sikhs were behind the murder. It is alleged that he cut off the hand of that person and took his life.
Lakhbir's brother-in-law Sukhbir said – “Lakhbir could never desecrate the holy book. Somebody must have instigated them, must have provoked them. He had left the house last week with Rs 50. We had no idea that they could be on the Singhu border. We want justice. Whoever instigated them should be found."
Sukhbir said that even if Lakhbir had committed sacrilege of the holy book, then Nihangs should not have killed him. They say that the Nihangs should have captured them, tied them up and waited for them to come to their senses so that they could be interrogated, but they should not have been murdered.
At the same time, a huge crowd has gathered in the house of the deceased Lakhbir Singh in Tarn Taran, Punjab since October 15. Local people say that even though Lakhbir Singh was a drug addict, he was not a bad person. People wonder how he was murdered so mercilessly.
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Surinder Kaur, a local resident, told that "he was addicted to drugs, but till date he has not done any such wrong act. He has never gone to Amritsar till today, so it is difficult to believe how he reached Delhi.
Lakhbir Singh's neighbor Kawaljit Kaur said, “Lakhbir had a habit of intoxicating, but he cannot desecrate Sri Guru Granth Sahib. Lakhbir never harmed anyone in the village, nor did he ever harm anyone. He had not come home since Friday.