Tension at the Himachal Pradesh-Uttarakhand border eased as a group of Nihangs, who had pushed through barricades en route to Hemkund Sahib, agreed to return to Paonta Sahib after negotiations. The group, protesting the arrest of four Nihangs in a Karnaprayag market dispute, called off their planned march. Authorities facilitated their safe passage, resolving the standoff amicably.

The three-day standoff at Uttarakhand's Nagarasu Gurudwara ended peacefully after discussions between Nihang Sikhs and authorities.

Rudraprayag superintendent of police Neeharika Tomar claimed that the Nagrasu incident was unrelated to the Karnaprayag clash; administration urges people to ignore rumours

On June 16, a clash broke out between some Nihang pilgrims returning after paying obeisance at Sri Hemkunt Sahib gurdwara and local residents in Karnaprayag over a parking dispute

Tension flared at the Himachal Pradesh-Uttarakhand border as Nihang Sikhs clashed with police, breaching barricades at Kulhal to proceed towards Hemkund Sahib. The group,…

The standoff between Nihang Sikhs and Uttarakhand authorities concluded peacefully after talks, restoring normalcy in Dehradun and nearby areas disrupted by the conflict.

Tension at the Himachal Pradesh-Uttarakhand border eased as a group of Nihangs, who had pushed through barricades en route to Hemkund Sahib, agreed to return to Paonta Sahib after…

The standoff between the police and the Nihang Sikh group continued for hours and ended in the early hours on Friday after negotiations with authorities. | India News

The Uttarakhand Nihang Sikh controversy escalated from a parking dispute into significant law-and-order challenges amid the Char Dham pilgrimage.

Over 150 Nihangs are camped in Himachal Pradesh, refusing to return to Punjab until four sect members arrested in Uttarakhand are freed. A recent attempt to enter Uttarakhand led…

The Nihang groups held discussions to chalk out the future course of action and declared they won't return to Punjab until the 4 arrested members are released. | India News

Over 150 Nihangs are stationed at Paonta Sahib gurdwara in Himachal Pradesh, vowing not to leave until four arrested sect members in Uttarakhand are freed.

Over 150 Nihangs camp at Paonta Sahib gurdwara, demanding release of arrested members after violent clash in Uttarakhand.

Four Nihang Sikhs arrested following a clash in Karnaprayag are expected to seek bail soon. If granted, they may be permitted to return to Punjab, potentially easing tensions…