The air-conditioned mobile unit, which has a separate ambulance zone to evacuate critical patients, was launched as part of the Mission Fateh Punjab initiative. An inside view of the mobile corona testing facility.
State health
minister Balbir Singh Sidhu, principal secretary, health, Hussan Lal and
Gurkirat Kirpal Singh, the special principal secretary to the CM, were present
at the launch.
Meghalaya government’s latest attempt to evict Dalit
Sikhs from Harijan Colony located at the heart of state capital Shillong is all
set to gain fresh momentum when a sub-committee headed by urban affairs
minister Hamletson Dohling will submit its report to the High-Level committee
formed by the state government to suggest measures for relocating the Sikh
residents of the area.
The issue has raised heckles in Punjab with the
Congress-led state government sending a delegation to Shillong last year under
minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa to take up the matter with Meghalaya
authorities. The Punjab government step was preceded by a visit to Shillong by
a SGPC team from Amritsar who met Meghalaya Home Minister James Sangma and
urged him to stop the attempts being made to “relocate” the Sikh residents of
Harijan Colony.
According to Gurjit Singh, chief of Harijan Panchayat Committee and a spokesman of the Dalit Sikhs of Shillong’s Harijan Colony, the land in question was granted to a group of people (ancestors of the current residents) by the then tribal chief of the area more than 150 years back. Disregarding the history of the settlement, the Shillong Municipal Board and other official agencies are now asking for proof of individual ownership of the plots and ramshackle structures used by the Dalit Sikhs as residences.
So far the courts have always upheld the Sikhs’ right over the area.
The ancestors of Dalit Sikhs living in the colony had come primarily from Gurdaspur area of Punjab.
आदर्श नगर थाना इलाके में एक मामले में गुरुद्वारे के भीतर पूछताछ करने गई पुलिस को सिख समाज का विरोध झेलना पड़ा।
पूछताछ करने गई दो थानों की पुलिस को झेलना पड़ा विरोध, कोविड गाइडलाइन की पालना की चल रही थी मीटिंग
आदर्श
नगर थाना इलाके (adarsh nagar) में एक मामले में गुरुद्वारे (Rajapark
gurudwara) के भीतर पूछताछ करने गई पुलिस को सिख समाज का
विरोध झेलना पड़ा। सिख समाज का कहना है कि पुलिस ने पूरे गुरुद्वारे को इस तरह घेर
लिया जैसे अंदर कोई आतंकवादी छिपा हो। उधर, पुलिस ने
पदाधिकारियों से बातचीत कर मामले को सुलझाने का प्रयास किया।
पुलिस
और प्रत्यक्षदर्शियों के मुताबिक राज्य सरकार की ओर से धार्मिक स्थलों को खोलने के
लिए जारी गाइडलाइन के बाद गुरुद्वारे को खोलने के लिए मीटिंग आयोजित की जा रही थी।
इसी दौरान आदर्श नगर और जवाहर नगर की पुलिस टीम गुरुद्वारे पहुंची थी। इसी दौरान
पुलिस को गुरुद्वारे की घेराबंदी करते देखकर अंदर मीटिंग कर रहे पदाधिकारियों ने
विरोध किया।
घेराबंदी
से मचा हड़कंप
सिख
समाज के लोगों ने पुलिस के रवैये पर आक्रोश जाहिर करते हुए कहा कि जिस तरह से
गुरुद्वारे की घेराबंदी की, उससे अंदर लोगों में हड़कंप मच गया। ऐसा लग
रहा था जैसे गुरुद्वारे में आतंकवादी छिप गए हों।
आला
अधिकारियों ने संभाली स्थिति
हालांकि
मामले की गंभीरता को देखते हुए पुलिस अधिकारी मौके पर पहुंचे और मामले को रफा-दफा
करने का प्रयास किया। डीसीपी (पूर्व) डॉ. राहुल जैन (DCP Dr. Rahul
Jain) का कहना है कि पुलिस गुरुद्वारे में एक मामले में
पूछताछ करने गई थी। हालांकि बाद में मामले को सुलझा लिया गया।
https://mylocalnews.co.in/sikh-society-was-disturbed-late-at-
New Delhi, August 29: The arbitration cell formed by the Stree Akali Dal Delhi unit heard 5 cases in its first meeting today.
It may be
mentioned here that BB Ranjit Kaur, President of Stree Akali Dal Delhi unit has
formed a panel of senior advocates and formed an arbitration cell in which BB
Ravinder Kaur, Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court who is also the National
Legal Adviser of Stri Akali Dal, Advocate Usha Singh Jo Advocate Rekha Agarwal,
Advocate Gayatri Puri, Advocate Daljit Kaur, Advocate Avneet Kaur, Advocate
Bind Sharan Kaur and Advocate Nidhi Mahrotra are also included in the Stree
Akali Dal Delhi unit.
Advocate Ravindra
Kaur informed that her team will sit in the party's office at Rakab Ganj Sahib
every Saturday from 2 to 4 pm where any woman of any religion can bring her
problem .without any
Legal advice will be given free of cost without any fee .Arbitration cell’s
first attempt will be to call both the families and get a mutual agreement.
Bala Pritam Dispensary Opened at Gurudwara Bangla Sahib
premises to provide affordable medicines to the Sangat on the day of completion of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Gurpurab.
On the occasion Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa disclosed that today is a pious day of sampuranta( completion) diwas of Guru Granth sahib and the DSGMC has launched it first of its kind medical store Bala Pritam Dawakhana on the premises of Gurudwara Bangla Sahib complex. He disclosed that medicines at much cheaper rates than the market will be sold in this Bala Pritam Dawakhana and the DSGMC will not earn even a single rupee as a profit. People will get medicines at a discounted rate from 20 to 90 percent on generic and branded medicines as the DSGMC will sold these medicines on the rates it will get from the Pharmacies. DSGMC will launch such medical stores in every part of the Delhi.
He said that though in the initial stage this facility in not available online, but we will soon launch this facility so that people can medicines while sitting at home.Apart from medicines, masks and sanitizers etc have also been made available at Bala Pritam Dawakhana
On the occasion
the SAD Delhi Unit President and the General Secretary of the DSGMC Mr. Harmeet
Singh Kalka said that the DSGMC has launched this medical store in name of Bala
Pritam only with the sole purpose of providing people medicine at much cheaper
rates which will provide much needed relief to the people. People have to kept
aside budget of medicines every month but this Bala Pritam Dawakhana will
provide them a great relief as this will provide branded medicines at around 20
to 25 percent less than the market price and generic medicines at 150 to 200
times less than the market price.
Mr. Kalka said that Gurudwara Bangla Sahib which is a centre of eternal peace will bless people with ‘Dua and Dwa’ simultaneously. People of the National Capital have already started supporting this move with their contributions.
He also hoped that owners of medical stores in the National Capital will learn from this Bala Pritam Dawakhana and will provide medicines to the poor and needy at much cheaper price than at present rates.
RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Sikh Gurdwara in Jurupa Valley is distributing hundreds of supplies, including laptop desks, headphones, backpacks, and COVID-19 sanitation kits for students who don't have the necessary supplies and tools for remote learning.
The Sikhs started a meal program last March and distributed 175,000 hot meals and handed out more than 100,000 boxes of vegetables, fruits, dairy products.
The incident
took place around 2.30am in Street No. 2 of Guru Nanakpura area on Sultanwind
Road. Rescue personnel arrived at the spot and pulled out the three bodies from
the rubble of the collapsed building.
Those dying in the incident have been identified as Raman Kumar, 31, Guddu, 8, and Lal Singh, 85, while Kumar’s wife Davinder Kaur and their two daughters have been admitted to the Guru Nanak Dev Hospital.
Police Inspector
Prabjot Singh said according to the preliminary information, a total of nine
persons lived in the ill-fated building, which could not sustain the incessant
heavy downpour and collapsed when all its occupants were sleeping.
Members of HSGMC’s Executive Committee
The Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee(HSGMC) constituted a 10-member executive body and appointed key office-bearers during a meeting held under the chairmanship of its president Baljit Singh Daduwal in Cheeka town of Kaithal district.
Other members of the executive body include Karnail Singh Nimnabad as senior vice-president, Jasbir Singh Bhatti as general secretary and Chandeep Singh Rohtak as joint secretary. Newly-appointed executive members include Amrinder Singh Arora, Satpal Singh Pehowa, Mohanjeet Singh Panipat, Gurcharan Singh Cheemo, Apar Singh Kishangarh, and Prabhjeet Singh Faridabad.
Daduwal said, “We will now start propagation of Sikh religion in Haryana under a planned manner. “After about 15 days, we will release a Nanakshahi calendar of HSGMC dedicated to Sri Akal Takht Sahib and then a monthly magazine namely ‘Haryana Sikh Sandesh’ will be released.
“We will also start a campaign against the drugs and will organise camps in Haryana gurdwaras to spread awareness among youths so that they can be brought back to the mainstream. We will work to ensure harmony among different communities,” added Daduwal 
1984 anti-Sikh riots convict :Naresh Sehrawat and Yashpal Singh
The Delhi High Court
on Friday observed that a plea filed by 1984 anti-Sikh riots convict seeking extension
of interim bail has become "infructuous" taking note that all such
interim reliefs have already been extended till October 31 due to the pandemic.
A bench of Justice JR
Midha and Justice Brijesh Sethi made the observation while hearing the plea of
Naresh Sehrawat, a convict in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, seeking an extension of
his interim relief.
The High Court noted
that on August 24, a special bench extended till the end of October all the
interim orders, which were to expire on August 31, before it due to the
COVID-19 pandemic. The interim orders include stays, bails and paroles.
On June 1, the High
Court had granted relief to 1984 anti-Sikh riots case convict Naresh Sehrawat
and allowed his plea seeking interim suspension of sentence for twelve weeks on
medical grounds. He had sought interim suspension of sentence for three months
on the ground that the petitioner needs to undergo liver and kidney transplant
simultaneously at the earliest.
Sehrawat was sentenced to life imprisonment by
a trial court. He along with Yashpal Singh was convicted by a trial court for
murder, attempt to murder, dacoity and voluntarily causing hurt with dangerous
weapons.
Sherawat and Yashpal
Singh were accused of killing Hardev Singh and Avtar Singh in Mahipalpur area of
south Delhi during the riots that followed the assassination of then Prime
Minister Indira Gandhi
On a complaint by the
victim's brother Santokh Singh, the police had lodged a case. But in 1994, the
police wanted to close the case citing lack of evidence. The case was re-opened
by the Special Investigation Team .
शकूर बस्ती वार्ड से बड़ी गिनती में संगतें अकाली दल में हुईं शामिल
दिल्ली सिख गुरुद्वारा प्रबंधक कमेटी के पूर्व सदस्य समरदीप सिंह सन्नी और कुलदीप सिंह की अगुवाई में संगत आ कर शिरोमणि अकाली दल में शामिल होने का ऐलान किया जिसमें सुलतानपुरी, मंगोलपुरी से बड़ी गिनती में संगत शामित हुई। इसके अलावा रानीबाग, श्री नगर, सैनिक विहार, राजा पार्क, रेलवे कालोनी से भी संगतें शामिल हुईं।
