Sukhbir S Badal meets late Gulzar Singh’s son, assures the family all help till justice is delivered SAD President expresses pain at the cruelty meted out by the AAP govt which denied dignity to Gulzar even in death Justice For Gulzar Singh: Akali Dal announces massive state-wide protest on Sept 14 (Monday) against Harpal Cheema Chandigarh 11 September ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal today assured all help to the traumatized family of Shaheed Gulzar Singh, who was forced to commit suicide after being intimidated by the village panchayat and pressurized to issue a public apology to finance minister Harpal Cheema for questioning the latter about the rampant sale of synthetic drugs (chitta) which had destroyed his son’s life. Gulzar Singh’s son Lakhwinder met the SAD president at the latter’s residence today and narrated the tale of horror which had led to the death of his father. He disclosed in detail how the Punjab Police, on the dir...
Land reserved for a temple and Gurdwara Sahib in Preet City, Sector 86, Mohali, should be handed over to the residents : Hardev Singh Ubha
Land reserved for a temple and Gurdwara Sahib in Preet City, Sector 86, Mohali, should be handed over to the residents : Hardev Singh Ubha
Action by GMADA welcomed; demand for strict action against the builder in accordance with regulations
S.A.S.Nagar 11 September ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Supporting the long-standing demand of the residents of Preet City, Sector 86, Mohali, senior Punjab BJP leader Hardev Singh Ubha has stated that the land proposed or reserved for a temple and a Gurdwara Sahib should be made available to the residents as per their entitlement. Hardev Singh Ubha stated that, together with his wife Gurpreet Kaur Ubha—a Municipal Corporation Councilor for Ward No. 41, Mohali—he has been consistently raising his voice regarding the religious and public demands of Preet City residents. The issue concerning the residents not receiving the land designated for a temple and a Gurdwara is not merely a land dispute; rather, it is a serious matter linked to the residents' religious sentiments and their rights.
He stated that the initiation of action by GMADA in this matter is a welcome step, but this action should not remain limited to mere paperwork or a token formality. GMADA must conduct an impartial investigation into the entire matter and take strict, effective legal action against the builder in the event of any rule violations. They demanded that the GMADA administration set a clear timeline for making the land proposed for the temple and Gurdwara Sahib available to the residents in accordance with the rules, so that a permanent solution to the residents' long-standing demand could be reached. Hardev Singh Ubha stated that any attempt to trifle with people's religious sentiments cannot be tolerated. The administration must ensure a prompt and just resolution to this matter while safeguarding the rights of the residents.
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