Thursday, September 3, 2009

Gurnam Singh Toor to head New Zealand Sikh Society Aukland

Punjab Newsline Network
Tuesday, 01 September 2009

AUKLAND(NZ): The members of Sikh Community on Monday unanimously elected new body of New Zealand Sikh Society Aukland. This managing committee manages affairs of Gurdawara Kalgidhar Sahib Aukland and Gurdawara Sahib at Uta hoohoo.

The outgoing President Bhai Rajinder Singh Jindi proposed the name of Manpreet Singh as Chairperson of meeting and whole Sikh Sangat accepted the proposal. Certain members asked questions about the expenditure and performance of committee and they were given satisfactory answers.

Gurnam Singh Toor of village Dholan (Jagraon) who is servinc the Sikh society for the last 12 years was unanimously elected President of the Society. The name of Gurnam Singh Toor was proposed by Daljit Singh. Toor remained cashier of society for five years and served as vice president for two years. Some members also proposed the name of Daljit Singh and Santokh Singh for the President's post but they withdrew their names in favour of Gurnam Singh Toor.

Bhai Tarsem Singh Dheerowal was elected vice president, Pargat Singh as General Secretary and Santokh Singh Bodal as Cashier, Gurnek Singh Libratian, Paramjit Singh Pumma Auditor and Ranbir Singh Lalli as assistant General Secretary. The excutive members elected unanimously are Onkar Singh Soni, Kartar Singh, Rajinder Singh, Harmesh Singh, Varinder Singh, Hardip Singh, Kamaljit Singh Benipal, Naib Singh, Amar Singh Lahoria, Karamjit Singh, Tirath Singh, Manohar Singh Minhas, Balwinder Singh Lanedar,, Sahib Singh, Joga Singh, Avtar Singh Jaswal, Harjit Singh Bhaia, Karnail Singh, Sucha Singh, Surinder Singh Chhinda, Manjinder Singh Basi, Manpreet Singh and Daljit Singh.

According to Ranvir Singh Lalli and Rajinder Singh Lalli, the name of Avtar Singh Jaswal was cleared for post of Public Relation Officer and names of Daljit Singh and Manpreet Singh are being proposed for immigration committee to maintain coordination with police and immigration authorities.


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