Advocate Harjinder Singh Dhami re-elected SGPC chief for fourth time in a row
Advocate Harjinder Singh Dhami has been re-elected the president of Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee for the fourth time
PTC News Desk: Advocate Harjinder Singh Dhami has been re-elected the president of Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee for the fourth time. He managed to secure 107 votes and on the other hand, Bibi Jagir Kaur pulled 33 votes. Two votes were also cancelled. In total 148 members were eligible to vote.
Meanwhile Raghujit Singh Virk has been elected as senior vice-president, Baldev Singh Kalyan as junior vice president and Sher Singh Mand has been elected as general secretary.
The members of internal committee are as follows:
Harjinder Kaur
Amrik Singh
Surjit Singh Tugalwala
Paramjit Singh Khalsa
Surjit Singh Garhi
Baldev Singh Qaimpur
Daljit Singh Bhinder
Sukhharpreet Singh Rode
Ravinder Singh Khalsa
Jaswant Singh Purayan
Paramjit Singh Raipur
- All accused of Sacrilege should be given punishment
- Sikh characters shouldn't be wrongly portrayed in the movies & Kangana Ranaut's movie should also be banned
- Various Gurdwaras across different states of India should be protected along with 200 yrs old Shillong Gurdwara
- Drug menace in Punjab should be eradicated and Punjab govt should take stringent action against drug smugglers.
- Considering Sikhs as a minority in the country, all their rights should be protected.
- Ongoing dispute between the India and Canada should be resolved and transparent probe should be conducted.
The general house session was started at 12 pm at Teja Singh Samundri Hall. The office bearers and other executive members have been elected unanimously, however the president has been elected through secret ballot paper.
Out of the 191 members in the general house, 170 are elected by Sikh voters during general elections, 15 are appointed through co-option, five are the current heads of Sikh temporal seats (jathedars), and one is the head granthi of the Golden Temple. It's important to note that jathedars and head granthis do not have voting rights.