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New Delhi, Delhi’s intellectual organisations and BJP leaders organised a very impressive programme to honour Sh. Manjinder Singh Sirsa, the general secretary of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee’s general secretary and advisor to deputy chief minister of Punjab; for his recent elevation as a minister of state in Punjab government. Organised at the prominent “India International Centre” under the aegis of social-political-cultural organisation namely “Delhi Study Group”, having a large number of doctors, engineers and scholars specialised with different aspects of academic streams; the office-bearers of the group declared henceforth Sh. Manjinder Singh Sirsa as the patron of the group, during the programme.
Speaking on this occasion, the president of the group and Delhi BJP’s senior leader Sh. Vijay Jolly stated that India can make progress only under the leadership of hard-working and visionary leaders like Sh. Manjinder Singh Sirsa. The group’s general secretary S. Hartirath Singh stated that by successfully fulfilling his responsibilities in different kind of organisations like Municipal Corporation of Delhi, Delhi Assembly, Delhi Gurdwara Management Committee and now Punjab government and that too as important office-bearer of these organisations; Mr. Sirsa has proved his all-round ability and has presented a new example before the youth. Sh. Manjinder Singh Sirsa expressed sincere thanks for the organisers of the programme as well as his supporters who were present in large numbers and expressed his commitment towards working for the success in his newly adopted responsibility.
The programme was attended by former BJP MLA Anil Sharma, former mayor Ravinder Gupta, Spokeman of Delhi BJP Harish Khurana, Secretary of Delhi BJP Kuljeet Chahal, former member of parliament Tarlochan Singh, DSGMC president Manjeet Singh GK, senior vice president MPS Chadha, members Ravinder Singh Khurana, Captain Inderpreet Singh, Kuldeep Singh Sawhney, Kulwant Singh Baath, Paramjeet Singh Chandhok, Rawail Singh etc.; in addition to the large number of intellectuals present from all parts of Delhi.
