Case of not allowing Sikh girl to enter exam center due to religious symbol
AMRITSAR: Active leader for The Sikh organizations of Rajasthan under the leadership of Tejinder Pal Singh Timma met the Deputy Commissioner of Sri Ganganagar district and expressed their protest. The Sikh leaders said that when the Mughal ruler Aurangzeb issued orders to forcibly evacuate the Hindus, the ninth Patshah Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib ji gave his martyrdom in Chandni Chowk Delhi for the religious freedom of the Hindus, which the government never allowed. Don't forget.
The Sikh leaders said that sitting in any kind of examination is the fundamental right of every child and
By preventing Sikh children from sitting at the examination venue for wearing kakkar, the Rajasthan BJP is trying hard to crush the religious freedom of the Sikh government. The government must take care of the rights given to Sikhs in the constitution. Sikh organizations also protested against this. Along with this, the Bar Association also expressed protest by stopping its work and giving a demand letter to the Deputy Commissioner of Sri Ganganagar.
In yesterday's judicial services competition paper held at Jodhpur, Gursikh girl Advocate Armanjot Kaur and other Sikh children were prevented from wearing Kirpan to go to the examination center on the orders of Shiromani Committee President Advocate Harjinder Singh Dhami and the religious propaganda movement in Rajasthan.
On this occasion Apart from Tejinder Pal Singh Timma, Mr. Bijay Chawla, President Bar Association, Advocate S. Lakhbir Singh Mann, s. Himmat Singh Juneja, Mr. Uma Shankar Verma, Mr. Balkaran Singh Brar, s. Pawanpreet Singh Bhatia, Mr. Arvinder Singh Gill, Mr. Aman Prakash, Mr. Ajit Singh Tucker, Mr. Gurmeet Singh Tucker, Mr. Arvindarpal Singh, Mr. Gurvinder Singh Dhaliwal, from the Bar Association. Satwinder Singh Chahal, Mr. Gursharan Singh, S. Iqbal Singh, Mr. Harnam Singh, S. Gurdit Singh, S. Rakesh Singh Tikait was present.