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“Sikhs can’t be above rule ”

Harish Khare

MARSEILLE: President Nicolas Sarkozy on Monday made it clear that Sikhs could not hope to be above the rules in France.

He was replying to a question on the controversy over Sikh students being prohibited from wearing turban to educational institutions.

Mr. Sarkozy was unambiguous and firm: “The Sikhs were most welcome; but we have rules, rules of secularism” which were applicable to all “on the territory of France.” He also made it clear that the Sikh issue could not be compared with the anti-Christian violence in India.

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