New Delhi: While the protests by the farmers against the three new agricultural laws continue for the past three weeks, volunteers from a welfare society from Punjab have set up a ‘Turban Langar’ at the Delhi-Haryana’s Singhu Border.
Turban is the sign of pride and honour in Sikhism. The volunteers from Miri Piri Welfare Society while taking forward the ‘sarbat da bhala’ (Welfare of All) principle have set up this service of tying turbans here.
Speaking to IANS, one of the volunteers Laal Singh Dhillon said, “We have set up this Dastaar Langar here as many of our brothers have been here for almost a month and many of them had not carried adequate clothing with them. The turban is our pride and crown and, hence, we decided to set up this Langar.”
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