The birthday of the first Sikhs (etc.), Guru Guru Nanak, was celebrated on 30 November. In this case the US. President-elect Joe Biden and his vice president, Kamala Harris, congratulated Sikhs around the world on Thursday and thanked the community for opening their gates to prepare food and serve the people amid the epidemic. Gave.
“Our Sikh friends in America and around the world are celebrating the birthday of Gurunanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism. We send our heartfelt wishes,” Biden and Harris said in a joint statement.
“We are grateful to all Sikh Americans for standing up for their neighbors and serving food to people in their gurudwaras as needed workers for the epidemic,” the statement said. Allowing the community to open up. “Leaders applauded the community for its gender and racial equality, religious pluralism and loyalty to truth and justice, and said that these qualities are central to Americans, apart from being at the core of Sikhism.
“During the protests, we have seen Sikhs of all ages marching peacefully for racial and gender equality, religious pluralism and fidelity of justice and justice,” he said. “To this day, we are all among us. We must remember that Gurunanak’s universal message of kindness and unity inspires us and helps us become better as a nation.”
.
