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| APSCC appeals community get united | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 1 : All Parties Sikh Coordination Committee (APSCC) has asked the members of community to remain vigilant and not to get divided on regional lines after the recent assembly elections in the state.
According to press release, the committee has asked Sikhs not to get swayed away by statements of politicians who lost in the recent elections.
These views got echoed in a meeting of APSCC which was held in Jammu under the chairmanship of Jagmohan Singh Raina, APSCC Chairman.
The issues being faced by community in state came up for discussion during the meeting and it was resolved efforts would be redoubled to get the issues resolved. Representatives of Akali Dal (Badal), Akali Dal (Amritsar) and leaders of other Sikh organizations both from Jammu and Kashmir addressed the meeting.
Addressing the participants of the meeting, Raina said that Sikhs of Kashmir should live in harmony with those living in Jammu. He said since issues of the community are same there is no reason to differentiate between Sikhs of Kashmir and Jammu. He impressed upon the unity among community members and said that unity at this moment of time.
"The present scenario in the state is very crucial for the larger interests of the people as integration of both provinces being very important. People of Kashmir and Jammu divisions should develop mutual understanding so that polarization witnessed in recent assembly elections does not affect the progress and development of all the regions of the state," said APSCC Chairman.
Jathedar Mohinder Singh, State President, Akali Dal (Badal) said that Sikhs should not give time to various speculations to arise which will not be in the interests of the state.
Prominent among those present in the meeting were Ajit Singh Mastana, Paramjeet Singh Bali alias Kanwal Kashmiri, Principal Niranjan Singh, Dr. Jaipal Singh Bali, Parminder Singh, Shiv Ratan Singh, S S Wazir, Dayal Singh, Ram Singh, Suchwant Singh, Kulbir Singh, retired Chief Engineer, Harbajan Singh Raina and retired DIG Inderjeet Singh Chamak. |
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