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Pak panel to fight against French ban on turban
Amritsa
The Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC)
has, in principle, decided to join hands with the
SGPC and other Sikh organisations of the world in
their fight against the decision of the French
Government to ban the wearing of turbans in the
state-run schools.
This was conveyed by Bishan Singh, president, PSGPC
to SGPC president Avtar Singh Makkar at their
meeting in the Darbar Sahib complex, here today. He
said a deputation of the PSGPC would meet Pakistan
Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz in Islamabad next month
so that he could use his good offices to prevail
upon his France counter-part to lift ban on the
wearing of turban or head-gear in the state- run
schools. He said the PSGPC would also take up the
issue of ban on carrying kirpan in Denmark since
Sikhs in Pakistan wanted to be part of the crusade,
launched by the community the world over against
unjust ban on kirpan and turban in Denmark and
France.
In another statement, the SGPC chief assured the
visiting PSGPC chief to send maximum number of
raagis and granthis to Pakistan on their demand to
ensure the propagation of faith in the country. On
the issue of making Kartarpur corridor, linking
Gurdwara Kartarpur Sahib (Pakistan) with Gurdwara
Dera Baba Nanak (India), the SGPC chief endorsed
the views of his Pakistani counterpart that the
delay was on the part of the Indian Government. The
SGPC chief said after meeting Pakistan's Prime
Minister who agreed to construct the corridor, he
met Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who chose
dilly-dallying tactics on the issue.
On the installation of “palki” (golden palanquin),
taken from New Delhi to Nankana Sahib, Makkar said
the SGPC would like to preserve the old structure
of the sanctum sanctorum.
The PSGPC chief will also meet Chief Minister
Parkash Singh Badal at Punjab Bhavan, Chandigarh,
tomorrow .
The SGPC chief refuted the charge of the Haryana
Government that donations, collected from Sikh
shrines in Haryana were not being spent on
gurdwaras in Haryana . Giving statistics, SGPC
chief said Rs 7 crore were collected by the SGPC in
the past three years from Sikh shrines in Haryana
while it spent Rs 16 crore on expansion of
gurdwaras there. |
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SGPC has no conflict with Pak Gurdawara body
AMRITSAR: Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak
Committee(SGPC) president Avtar Singh Makkar said
that SGPC has not any religious conflict with the
PSGPC (Pakistan based Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak
Committee).
Makkar said that SGPC would send special team of
religious teachers in Pakistan to impart education
about Sikh religious literature and to read and
sing religious hymns as per the Sikh traditions.
In a release issued here today Makkar said that
SGPC was willing to construct inn (guest house for
Sikh devotees) in Pakistan and all the construction
cost would be born by the SGPC.
Adding further Makkar said that SGPC intended to
facilitate the Sikh devotees who come to Pakistan
from the various countries to pay obeisance in the
different Sikh shrines by making super class
guesthouse with ultra modern facilities, consisting
four hundred rooms.
Makkar said that the message in this regard was
already conveyed to the PSGPC which had already
arranged land in Pakistan for the construction of
inn to be made by SGPC. |
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SAD protest move
Fatehabad, Activists of the Shiromani Akali Dal
(SAD), Haryana, today organised a demonstration
here to protest against the proposal to set up a
separate gurdwara committee to manage the affairs
of Sikh shrines in the state.
The SAD activists started their demonstration from
Panchayat Bhawan and marched towards the mini
secretariat raising slogans against the state
government's move for a separate body.
They tried to stop vehicular traffic outside the
mini secretariat, but the move was immediately
thwarted by the police.
The agitating SAD workers gave a memorandum to the
DC to be forwarded to the Haryana Chief Minister
and the Governor.
Copies of the memorandum were also forwarded to the
President of India, Prime Minister and the Union
Home Minister.
The memorandum said SAD expressed its strong
opposition and resentment on the move for a
separate gurdwara committee for the state, as it
was contrary to law and practice. |
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SGPC to oppose gurdwara panel for
state
Kurukshetra
The executive committee (EC) of the Shiromani
Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC), at a meeting
held under the chairmanship of president Avtar
Singh resolved to oppose the formation of separate
gurdwara parbandhak committee for the Sikhs of
Haryana.
A decision to this effect was conveyed by Avtar
Singh to reporters at a press conference on the
premises of gurdwara Chhevin (sixth) Paatshahi
situated in the Haryana Sikh Mission office here
today.
Addressing the press conference, Mr Avtar Singh and
Mr Radhuvir Singh Virk, senior vice-president, SGPC,
said a meeting of the SGPC general body had been
convened in Amritsar on March 29 to decide next
course of action.
Both leaders had threatened the Haryana government
the SGPC will oppose separate gurdwara parbandhak
committee for the Sikhs of Haryana. They alleged
the Congress-led Haryana government was trying to
divide the Sikhs.
They claimed the SGPC was an institution of Sikhs
in the whole world and nobody would be allowed to
interfere into Sikh religious matters.
Opposing the formation the of HSGPC, both leaders
claimed there were 18 lakh Sikhs in Haryana but
only three lakh of them were demanding separate
HSGPC.
When asked about providing Ravi-Beas waters by
Punjab to Haryana the SGPC chief said the water
issue was government issue while theirs was a
religious issue.
Meanwhile, the office-bearers of the HSGPC (Ad
hoc), including Jathedar Jagdish Singh Jhinda,
member SGPC and president, HSGPC (Ad hoc) as well
as Jathedar Didar Singh Nalvi, member SGPC and
general secretary, HSGPC, in a joint statement here
today demanded the executive committee of the SGPC
at a meeting here today and its general body
meeting to be held on March 29 in Amritsar, instead
of opposing the formation of separate HSGPC, should
express faith in Haryana Sikhs by resolving to
support the formation of the HSGPC.
In another resolution, the HSGPC (Ad hoc) office
bearers demanded the SGPC should given up charge of
Haryana gurdwaras by giving Haryana gurdwaras’
charge to the HSGPC (Ad hoc) on the Baisakhi day of
April 13.
In the remaining four unanimous resolutions, the
HSGPC (Ad hoc) thanked the Haryana Government for
passing a resolution for the formation of separate
HSGPC under Section 72 of the Punjab Reorganisation
Act, 1966 presented by Mr Nirmal Singh, MLA from
Naggal (Ambala) constituency in Haryana Assembly on
March 15, 2007. The HSGPC (Ad hoc) condemned the
Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) MLAs for walking out
from the Assembly in protest against the said
resolution on the same day. The HSGPC (Ad hoc)
also condemned the SGPC and the Akali Dal (Badal)
government for opposing the formation of separate
HSGPC at a meeting and the Haryana Vidhan Sabha,
respectively. The HSGPC (Ad hoc) clarified the
Haryana Sikhs would support the Haryana
government’s claim on Ravi-Beas waters.
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Representation for women in PSGPC
Decision on ‘palki’ after Takht nod
Wagah
In a significant development, the Pakistan Sikh
Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) has decided
to give due representation to women at the time of
the annual election scheduled to be held next year.
This was stated by Bishan Singh, president, PSGPC,
who reached here along with other members of the
committee. They have come on pilgrimage to Sikh
shrines, including Harmandar Sahib, Anandpur Sahib
and Khadoor Sahib.
The PSGPC president said the government of Pakistan
had already accepted the demand of the Sikh
community to construct a corridor between Dera Baba
Nanak (India) and Gurdwara Kartarpur Sahib
(Pakistan). He said Pakistan expected a reciprocal
gesture from India so that Sikh devotees could
undertake pilgrimage of these gurdwaras without any
visa hassles. To a question, Bishan Singh said any
decision to install 'palki' (golden palanquin),
taken from New Delhi to Nankana Sahib, would be
taken through consensus of Akal Takht, SGPC, Delhi
Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee and the PSGPC.
The jatha members were accorded a warm welcome by
the SGPC members and senior officials, including
Jaswinder Singh advocate, Bibi Kiranjot Kaur,
Sawinder Singh Dobalia, Kuldip Singh Bawa,
Jaswinder Singh Jassi and Ram Singh at Wagah joint
check post. However, there was a minor scuffle when
a leader of a Sikh organisation, Swarn Singh, came
forward to garland the PSGPC chief. It was objected
to by SGPC employees who had made arrangements for
'Langar' and refreshments at Wagah.
In yet another significant move, the PSGPC has
approached the government of Pakistan to add Sikh
history to the curriculum of different educational
institutions.
Answering a question, Bishan Singh said more serais
were being constructed at Nankana Sahib so that
devotees did not suffer any inconvenience at the
time of pilgrimage.
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