In addition he set up Kashmiri Sikh Fund which will be managed by five Sikhs to support the families of the victims of the massacre. Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai, Executive Director of the KAC, in his address at the Gurudwara Sahib said that the cowardly contemptible murders of 35 Sikh villagers in Indian occupied Kashmir are condemnable no matter what the motivation of the culprits. The reason is the necessity of celebrating our common humanity, the recognition that no man is an island entire of himself, and the refusal to sacrifice our moral souls to further some less lofty material goal. He stressed that terrorism is never acceptable no matter how seemingly urgent the political objective or how evil the opposition. Terrorism at anytime, any place, and by anyone can never be tolerated in a civilized society.
Terrorism invariably corrupts the culprits and the common human rights of mankind.
Terrorism of this sort, even against Sikhs, is unfortunately no novelty. The 1919 British massacre at Amritsar set an ugly precedent, and Sikhs were brutalized in India in the aftermath of the assassination of Indira Gandhi. And remember the storming of the Golden Temple at Amritsar by Indian forces. He emphasized that fundamental human rights are universal. That is the tacit assumption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.