Thousands of Sikhs gathered to stand in solidarity with the people of London and Manchester, united against terror.
A crowd of 25,000 people including children and adults descended on Trafalgar Square on Sunday (June 4), the day after terror struck in London Bridge and Borough Market.
A one-minute silence was held to remember the victims killed and injured in the recent attacks on the country.
The gathering was held as part of the Sikh Federation's annual event to commemorate an attack in June 1984 at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab.
The theme - Truth, Justice and Freedom - saw a protest march through central London before a rally in Trafalgar Square.
The Sikh Federation tweeted: "25,000 Sikhs stand in solidarity with London & Manchester united against terror. Every Sikhs duty to stand for Truth & Justice for humanity."
Bhai Amrik Singh, Chair of the Sikh Federation (UK) added:"What the minority Sikh community experienced 33 years ago in terms of the 1984 Sikh Genocide was heart-wrenching.
"Our response has not been to respond by using violence, but use peaceful democratic means such as protests, legal challenge and political pressure to get to the truth."
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