Social Sciences, asked by mitalighosh138, 9 months ago

Sikhs are allowed to keep a kirpan with them as a – symbol

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Answered by arihantsharma9

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A Sikh carries a sword with him to live with dignity. For us it's not a sword, it is symbol that always keep us ready to fight against anything that brings the shame to humanity. The word Kirpan ( so called Sword), is formed of two words 'Kirpa' and 'Aan'

Answered by aasimashade

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as their religious symbol

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