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Sikh, minorities enjoying freedom in Pakistan: Swatwant Singh

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Staff Reporter

Lahore

Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) President Sardar Satwant Singh said that Sikh community and other minorities were living in the country like that of majority without any discrimination. Talking to APP on Sunday, he said the present government had provided extraordinary facilities to the Sikh community and one of the most sacred place for Sikhs, Darbar Sahib Kartarpur had been developed according to its status.
He said all sacred places of Sikhs like Darbar Sahib Nankana Sahib, Darbar Sahib Panja Sahib and other places had not only been beautified but also improved to their original status. Satwant Singh said that on the eve of 550th birth anniversary of Founder of Sikh Religion, Baba Ji Guru Nanak Sahib, the government gifted the Sikh community with Kartarpur Corridor and marvelous arrangements had been made for Sikh yatrees who had come to participate in the birth anniversary. ‘Due to COVID-19 pandemic, this year less than the half Sikhs have come for the 551st birthday anniversary of Baba Ji, but the government departments including Police, Rangers, Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB), Health and other departments have made special security and other arrangements for yatrees, ‘ he said.
The PSGPC president said the Sikh community wherever it was living in the world, loved Pakistan and its people as they had given special respect to them. He said that all minorities specially Sikh people of the country felt pride to be Pakistani as they were enjoying their lives with complete freedom. To a question, Satwant said that under Phase-1 Kartarpur Corridor was built, however approaching roads to the Corridor were not upto the mark, adding that in the 2nd phase, the Sikh community expected fast speed tracks for one of the major Sikh place.

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