PATIALA: A day after the Kirti Kisan Union accused two student groups of leading young farmers to the Red Fort in variance with the Republic Day agitation plan, social media carried pictures of posters of appeal to boycott these campus parties and an individual.
The pictures were from the Punjabi University walls in Patiala on Thursday. Simarjit Singh, the individual named in the posters, said: “An appeal for social boycott has come against Democratic Student Organisation (DSO), Students For Society (SFS), and me, even though I haven’t stepped into Delhi for a week. For a few days earlier, I did go there to protest. Some agitation leaders are misusing the farmers’ stage in Delhi to fix people over difference of opinion. I protested against some Left-minded student bodies during the 550th Prakash Purab of Guru Nanak Dev.”
Birth anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh Ji celebrated
Birth anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh Ji celebrated
LG, Advisor, Farooq, DGP others offer special prayers
Gopal Sharma
JAMMU, Jan 20: 354th Prakash Purab (Birth Anniversary) of 10th Guru of Sikhs, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji was celebrated with religious fervour and enthusiasm by the Sikh community across J&K UT today.
A grand function in this connection was organised at Gurdwara Yaadgar Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Chand Nagar Jammu besides all other local Gurdwaras of Jammu and other places.
The main programme was organised by the District Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Jammu with the support of SGPB and other Sikh bodies, at Chand Nagar Gurdwara, under the patronage of Guru Granth Sahib. A large number of devotees besides religious heads from various places in the northern region participated in it. Despite COVID-19 restrictions, thousands of devotees from entire J&K participated in the function to pay obeisance and to seek the bless
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New Delhi [India], January 12 (ANI): Hours after the Supreme Court stayed the implementation of three farm laws, the farmer union leaders who are protesting against the laws for over a month said the agitation will "go on as usual".