AMRITSAR:Kartar Singh Kochhar, who has served in various capacities including General Secretary of Panthak Seva Dal and General Secretary of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, has appealed to the Sikhs of Delhi to field such candidates in the Delhi Committee elections. Absolutely disregard those who have been accused of looting the Guru's sphere and vote only for those candidates who are dedicated to the Guru Granth and the Guru Panth.
In a statement, Mr. Kochhar said that Sikh shrines are not only a center of worship but also a source of special inspiration for the society where responsibilities are also realized by the Sikh community. He said that there was a common perception that 'Guru ki Golak, the mouth of the poor' but the present ruling party has completely sidelined this notion.
The various schools run by the Delhi Committee, which were once the number one schools in Delhi, are now in a state of disrepair. Today, teachers and other staff of various schools are starving for salaries but the Delhi Committee and the ruling party are looting Guru's sphere with both hands and filling their houses with evidence of which the two presidents (former and current) are corrupt.
They are circling the courts over the cases of the accused and are filling the vacancies of lawyers for defense. He said that a look out notice has been issued by the court against a president which shows that the allegations are very serious.
He said that the faction of Paramjit Singh Sarna had become a part of Badal Dal and that too was another form of Badal Dal.
The Sikhs of Delhi are urged not to fall prey to sins by voting for such corrupt practices and to show them the way out.
He said that Manjit Singh GK had not only looted Golak but also the entire family in the looting of Guru Ghar. Some are being robbed by making some members and giving jobs to some. Sirsa is not two in one but many in one. The person serving the Guru's house should be completely detached from politics. The president remains.
In the Delhi Gurdwara elections, voters are told that if they want the development of shrines and the propagation of the religion, these thieves must be eliminated