Punjabi’s official language status should be restored in Jammu and Kashmir from the Center: Harjeet Singh Garewal

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Chandigarh Sunita Shastri. Expressing deep concern over the elimination of the official status of Punjabi language from the state of Jammu and Kashmir, the Global Sikh Council has asked the Government of India to understand the immense sentiments of the Punjabis and maintain the development and spread of Punjabi in the region. In order to keep it immediately amending the Jammu and Kashmir Raj Bhasha Bill, Punjabi language along with other languages ​​should be given official language status. In a joint statement today, the President of Global Sikh Council, Lady Singh Dr. Kanwaljit Kaur and Punjabi Cultural Council Chairman Harjeet Singh Garewal said that the Khalsa Raj had survived for 50 years under the leadership of Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Jammu and Kashmir. Millions of Punjabis prospered this region, It is for the first time that the Central Government, as a minority community of the princely state, has done direct injustice and discrimination against the Sikhs. He said that Punjabis have made invaluable contributions to the country in the army, police, administration, industry, farming and educational sector, due to which the BJP government, abandoning its discriminatory policy with Sikhs, under the light of Article 29 of the Constitution Work for the protection of the rights of Sikhs, so that the Sikhs do not develop anger and feeling of innocence. The Global Sikh Council has also demanded from the Central Government that the Punjabi language, rich in precious history and boundless literature, should be implemented as a second language in real terms in Punjabi speaking areas of different states of the country. In the field of agriculture and education, he has made invaluable contributions to the country, due to which the BJP government should abandon its discriminatory policy with the Sikhs and work for the protection of the rights of minority Sikhs in the country in the light of Article 29 of the Constitution, which will cause anger and ignorance among Sikhs. Do not thrive. The Global Sikh Council has also demanded from the Central Government that the Punjabi language, rich in precious history and boundless literature, should be implemented as a second language in real terms in Punjabi speaking areas of different states of the country. In the field of agriculture and education, he has made invaluable contributions for the country, due to which the BJP government should abandon its discriminatory policy with the Sikhs and work for the protection of the rights of minority Sikhs in the country in the light of Article 29 of the Constitution, so that the Sikhs are furious and ignorant. Do not thrive. The Global Sikh Council has also demanded from the Central Government that the Punjabi language, rich in precious history and boundless literature, should be implemented as a second language in real terms in Punjabi speaking areas of different states of the country.