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Darbar Sahib Head Granthi tells Panthic groups not to allow installation of Indira Gandhi’s statue in Punjab

October 31, 2017 | By

Amritsar: Darbar Sahib Head Granthi Giani Jagtar Singh today called upon the Sikh organisations not to allow the Congress to install statute of former prime minister Indira Gandhi in Punjab.

He gave this call while addressing a function in the complex to commemorate martyrdom day of Shaheed Beant Singh.

He said Shaheed Beant Singh, along with Bhai Satwant Singh had executed the then Indian Prime Minister prime minister who had ordered army attack on Darbar Shaib Amritsar and other Sikh Gurdwaras in Punjab and adjoining states in June 1984.

The nephew of Shaheed Satwant Singh was honoured with siropa at the function by Giani Jagtar Singh. The siropa on behalf of the family of Shaheed Beant Singh was received by Dal Khalsa chief spokesman Kanwar Pal Singh as they could not reached on the occasion.

Martyrdom Day of Shaheed Beant Singh marked at Akal Takht Sahib | Photo: Sikh Siyasat News

It may be mentioned that the family members of Shaheed Beant Singh organised function today at his native village Maloya on the outskirts of Chandigarh.

The Akal Takht had honoured Shaheed Beant Singh, Shaheed Satwant Singh and Shaheed Kehar Singh as great martyrs and today’s function was organised by the SGPC in the complex in their memory.

Talking to media persons, Dal Khalsa leader Kanwar Pal Singh endorsed the call given by Giani Jagtar Singh and said Sikh groups would abide by it. He said the Panth was proud of these three martyrs who had avenged attack on the Sikh faith in accordance with the historical Sikh tradition.

Others present included United Akali Dal (UAD) president Bhai Mohkam Singh, Dal Khalsa general secretary Paramjit Singh Tanda, SGPC member Surjit Singh Kalabula and SGPC officials.

Both SGPC chief Prof Kirpal Singh Badungar and Giani Gurbachan Singh skipped the event.


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