Pakistan hosts first global Sikh convention

[Kailash Kumar]

Pakistan hosts first global Sikh convention
The three-day convention with theme ‘Baba Guru Nanak atey ohna da yug’ (Guru Nanak and his times), is being hosted by Governor of Punjab province in Pakistan Mohammad Sarwar Chaudhry in coordination with the Committee of Religious Tourism & Heritage.
By Express News Service |Ludhiana | Published: September 1, 2019 9:21:54 am

Addressing the convention, the Governor said that people of all religions living in Pakistan are Pakistanis. He said minorities must speak freely and their views and opinions will be respected by the Prime Minister Imran Khan. (File)
Pakistan is hosting a first-ever International Sikh Convention in Lahore as part of the events being held in the country to mark 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism.


The three-day convention with theme ‘Baba Guru Nanak atey ohna da yug’ (Guru Nanak and his times), is being hosted by Governor of Punjab province in Pakistan Mohammad Sarwar Chaudhry in coordination with the Committee of Religious Tourism & Heritage.

Addressing the convention, the Governor said that people of all religions living in Pakistan are Pakistanis. He said minorities must speak freely and their views and opinions will be respected by the Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Guru Nanak spread the message of love, peace, tolerance and brotherhood he said and added that the bonhomie between Islam and Sikhism goes a long way back and both communities have always worked together for peace and harmony.


“Imran Khan’s decision to open Kartarpur corridor is a symbol of (Pakistan’s) love for Sikhs,” he said, adding, “80 to 85 per cent work on the corridor on Pakistan side is complete and there will be no commercial activity on 104 acres that Guru Nanak tilled. Safe City plan will be extended to Nankana Sahib and CCTV cameras will be installed for foolproof security of pilgrims”.

Advocate Imtiaz Qureshi, chairman of Pakistan-based Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation, also attended the conference. “Sikh delegates from several countries including the US, the UK, and Canada are attending the event to celebrate Guru Nanak’s teachings. The Punjab governor said that pilgrims who want to come to (Kartarpur) Pakistan in November for celebrations can now apply for visa. He also invited Sikh community from entire world to invest in Pakistan”.

 

[war&peace]

Pakistan Hosts First Ever World Sikh Conference, Says Committed To Complete Kartarpur Corridor
Sikh Siyasat Bureau
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September 1, 2019 |

Lahore: The Governor of (West) Panjab Chaudhary Mohammad Sarwar and the president of the Panjab unit of tehreek-e-insaaf (TeI) Pakistan, Ejaz Ahmad Chaudhary here on Saturday evening while hosting a tea party for the Sikh dignitaries gathered from around the globe, commenced the first world Sikh conference.

This International Sikh Convention is a part of the events being held in the country to mark 550th parkash purab of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism.

The three days (31st Aug- 2nd Sept) event with theme ‘Baba Guru Nanak atey ohna da yug’ (Guru Nanak and his times), is being hosted by the Governor of Punjab in coordination with the committee for religious tourism and heritage, Pakistan. The delegation from East Panjab consists of former IAS Gurjet Singh and Sikh media personalities like Jagmohan Sigh, Editor World Sikh News and Parmjeet Singh, Editor Sikh Siyasat News (SSN).

While addressing the Governor reportedly said that people of all religions living in Pakistan are Pakistanis. He said minorities must speak freely and their views and opinions will be respected by the Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Furthermore he stated “Guru Nanak spread the message of love, peace, tolerance and brotherhood he said and added that the bonhomie between Islam and Sikhism goes a long way back and both communities have always worked together for peace and harmony.”

While conveying major announcement on tbe behalf of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, the Governor added that, “Imran Khan’s decision to open Kartarpur corridor is a symbol of (Pakistan’s) love for Sikhs,” he said, adding, “80 to 85 per cent work on the corridor on Pakistan side is complete and there will be no commercial activity on 104 acres that Guru Nanak tilled. Safe City plan will be extended to Nankana Sahib and CCTV cameras will be installed for foolproof security of pilgrims”.

It is been reported by Sikh Siyasat News (SSN) editor Parmjeet Singh that management pertaining 550th Parkash purab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Kartarpur Corridor and Guru Nanak Dev University would be three major issues that are expected to dominate the entire convention.

“Sikh delegates from several countries including the US, the UK, and Canada are attending the event to celebrate Guru Nanak’s teachings. The Punjab governor said that pilgrims who want to come to (Kartarpur) Pakistan in November for celebrations can now apply for visa. He also invited Sikh community from entire world to invest in Pakistan”, reads the statement of Advocate Imtiaz Qureshi, chairman of Pakistan-based Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation, also attended the conference published in an English vernacular.


Related Topics: 550th Parkash Gurpurab of Guru Nanak Ji, International Sikh Convention, Pakistan, Pakistan Sikh, Sikh News, Sikh News Pakistan, Sikh Siyasat

Excellent steps by PTI govt. Next we should form Khalistan government in exile as well.

 

[American Pakistani]

Pakistan should invite Khalistanis from UK Canada and world to come and speak for Khalistan at Wagah border.

 

[tarrar]

Good job

 

[Imran Khan]

Pakistan hosts first global Sikh convention
The three-day convention with theme ‘Baba Guru Nanak atey ohna da yug’ (Guru Nanak and his times), is being hosted by Governor of Punjab province in Pakistan Mohammad Sarwar Chaudhry in coordination with the Committee of Religious Tourism & Heritage.
By Express News Service |Ludhiana | Published: September 1, 2019 9:21:54 am

Addressing the convention, the Governor said that people of all religions living in Pakistan are Pakistanis. He said minorities must speak freely and their views and opinions will be respected by the Prime Minister Imran Khan. (File)
Pakistan is hosting a first-ever International Sikh Convention in Lahore as part of the events being held in the country to mark 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism.


The three-day convention with theme ‘Baba Guru Nanak atey ohna da yug’ (Guru Nanak and his times), is being hosted by Governor of Punjab province in Pakistan Mohammad Sarwar Chaudhry in coordination with the Committee of Religious Tourism & Heritage.

Addressing the convention, the Governor said that people of all religions living in Pakistan are Pakistanis. He said minorities must speak freely and their views and opinions will be respected by the Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Guru Nanak spread the message of love, peace, tolerance and brotherhood he said and added that the bonhomie between Islam and Sikhism goes a long way back and both communities have always worked together for peace and harmony.


“Imran Khan’s decision to open Kartarpur corridor is a symbol of (Pakistan’s) love for Sikhs,” he said, adding, “80 to 85 per cent work on the corridor on Pakistan side is complete and there will be no commercial activity on 104 acres that Guru Nanak tilled. Safe City plan will be extended to Nankana Sahib and CCTV cameras will be installed for foolproof security of pilgrims”.

Advocate Imtiaz Qureshi, chairman of Pakistan-based Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation, also attended the conference. “Sikh delegates from several countries including the US, the UK, and Canada are attending the event to celebrate Guru Nanak’s teachings. The Punjab governor said that pilgrims who want to come to (Kartarpur) Pakistan in November for celebrations can now apply for visa. He also invited Sikh community from entire world to invest in Pakistan”.

 

[HAIDER]

excellent

 

[Deltadart]

Khaliatan movement should get our covert military and overt diplomatic support.

 

[Laozi]

Pakistan should invite Khalistanis from UK Canada and world to come and speak for Khalistan at Wagah border.

Why only speak ? Isn't it time to act. Actions speaks louder than words. You should provide the necessary support for action.

 

[M.Bison]

Why only speak ? Isn't it time to act. Actions speaks louder than words. You should provide the necessary support for action.

You first have to prepare the ground before you plant the seed. So, don't be too antsy for your own destruction.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Pakistan Hosts First Ever World Sikh Conference, Says Committed To Complete Kartarpur Corridor
Sikh Siyasat Bureau
» » »
September 1, 2019 |

Lahore: The Governor of (West) Panjab Chaudhary Mohammad Sarwar and the president of the Panjab unit of tehreek-e-insaaf (TeI) Pakistan, Ejaz Ahmad Chaudhary here on Saturday evening while hosting a tea party for the Sikh dignitaries gathered from around the globe, commenced the first world Sikh conference.

This International Sikh Convention is a part of the events being held in the country to mark 550th parkash purab of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism.

The three days (31st Aug- 2nd Sept) event with theme ‘Baba Guru Nanak atey ohna da yug’ (Guru Nanak and his times), is being hosted by the Governor of Punjab in coordination with the committee for religious tourism and heritage, Pakistan. The delegation from East Panjab consists of former IAS Gurjet Singh and Sikh media personalities like Jagmohan Sigh, Editor World Sikh News and Parmjeet Singh, Editor Sikh Siyasat News (SSN).

While addressing the Governor reportedly said that people of all religions living in Pakistan are Pakistanis. He said minorities must speak freely and their views and opinions will be respected by the Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Furthermore he stated “Guru Nanak spread the message of love, peace, tolerance and brotherhood he said and added that the bonhomie between Islam and Sikhism goes a long way back and both communities have always worked together for peace and harmony.”

While conveying major announcement on tbe behalf of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, the Governor added that, “Imran Khan’s decision to open Kartarpur corridor is a symbol of (Pakistan’s) love for Sikhs,” he said, adding, “80 to 85 per cent work on the corridor on Pakistan side is complete and there will be no commercial activity on 104 acres that Guru Nanak tilled. Safe City plan will be extended to Nankana Sahib and CCTV cameras will be installed for foolproof security of pilgrims”.

It is been reported by Sikh Siyasat News (SSN) editor Parmjeet Singh that management pertaining 550th Parkash purab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Kartarpur Corridor and Guru Nanak Dev University would be three major issues that are expected to dominate the entire convention.

“Sikh delegates from several countries including the US, the UK, and Canada are attending the event to celebrate Guru Nanak’s teachings. The Punjab governor said that pilgrims who want to come to (Kartarpur) Pakistan in November for celebrations can now apply for visa. He also invited Sikh community from entire world to invest in Pakistan”, reads the statement of Advocate Imtiaz Qureshi, chairman of Pakistan-based Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation, also attended the conference published in an English vernacular.


Related Topics: 550th Parkash Gurpurab of Guru Nanak Ji, International Sikh Convention, Pakistan, Pakistan Sikh, Sikh News, Sikh News Pakistan, Sikh Siyasat

Excellent steps by PTI govt. Next we should form Khalistan government in exile as well.

Excellent

 

[Longhorn]

You have been preparing ground and planting seeds since 1980. And nothing has grown.

Most of the partition violence was between Muslims and Sikhs and the Sikhs have not forgotten it. You are barking up the wrong tree with Khalistan. You should stick with Kashmir.

The Sikhs have now realised the fact that they were played by the Hindus.
They wish they had listened to Jinnah and never joined India.
They are now trying to reverse their historical blunder. Much like the Kashmiri collaborators.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Khalistan and Kashmir Zinda bad

 

[American Pakistani]

Why only speak ? Isn't it time to act. Actions speaks louder than words. You should provide the necessary support for action.

Imagine they speaking on the face of bharti terrorists on the other side of wagah border. That would be a sight worth watching.

 

[Flash_Ninja]

Super .. another chapter in the story of sinking ship..

Yes India is a sinking ship, why else would Sikhs be hosting a global religious conference right across the border in an Islamic republic.

The fact that Indians cant do anything to stop this except from whining on the internet, really says it all.

 

[Sheikh Rauf]

If india openly admit 71 creation of bangladesh and helping blouchistan they why not khalistan gets help from Pakistan sikhs are nit hindu theu sud sacrifies cow to draw a line that they have nothing to do with hinduism and they have sacrifies enough to deserve seprate country based on majorty part of punjab where sikh resides in india.