Protests against speaker continue in Fresno

The group held signs and chanted prayers. A tarp and yellow tape blocked them from the temple grounds.

The peaceful march was much different than Friday night's -- where rowdy protesters yelled and threw water at people.

Protesters say the guest speaker insulted their traditional beliefs and got ex-communicated because of it. But, supporters say they invited the man to preach because he is a well-respected authority on the Sikh religion.

"Well, basically, we're not interrupting the service. I mean, America is such a great country where we can have freedom of speech and I think we're exercising that," Preetinder Singh said.

"This matter should be sorted out sitting together and going over your differences and respecting other people's opinions. And that's what they should be doing," Mohinder Poonia said.

Police told protesters not to use a loud speaker at today's event.

Protesters planned to attend another event in Selma Saturday night---as well as Caruthers Sunday where the guest speaker is expected to attend.