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100 members back Bibi Jagir Kaur
AMRITSAR, Oct 13
About 100 members of Shiromani Gurdwara Prabhandak Committee
(SGPC),owing allegiance to ruling Shiromani Akali dal (SAD),today
expressed full confidence in the leadership of their President
Bibi Jagir Kaur, against whom the CBI has registered a case in
connection with the mysterious death of her daughter Harpreet
Kaur.
In a statement, released through personal assistant to the SGPC
President,Mr.Harjit Singh, the members described the allegation
as a 'mudslinging drive' launched by Bibi Jagir Kaur's opponents
following the CBI inquiry in connection with the 'natural' death
of her daughter, with the intention of maligning her political
career.
Mr.Harjit Singh claimed these members have expressed solidarity
with Bibi Jagir Kaur in their messages sent to him and SGPC
secretary, Mr.Gurbachan Singh Bachan. He said these messages had
been sent to Punjab Chief Minister, Mr.Parkash Singh Badal to
make him aware of the feelings of the majority of the members.
Meanwhile Mr.Harjit Singh told PTI in Chandigarh that Bibi Jagir
Kaur would take part in a Nagar Kirtan to be taken out at
Amritsar tomorrow in connection with the birth anniversary of
Guru Ram Dass.
He said the Bibi had no plans of resigning as SGPC president as
she had not been convicted by any court. Nor did she planned to
surrender, he said.
- PTI
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