Tribune News Service
New Delhi, February 22
Outgoing general secretary, Manjinder Singh Sirsa who is contesting from the Punjabi Bagh ward number nine appealed to the voters to exercise their franchise on the day of polling in a big way. This election is associated with future of youths, he said.
In a message to them, Sirsa said that Delhi is the richest heritage for the youths of Sikh community. The city is a witness to many sacrifices of the community, including the sacrifice of Guru Har Krishan and 1984 anti-Sikh riots in which thousands of people were killed.
Appealing to youths to vote for him, Sirsa said that DSGMC is fighting with the government against the language discrimination.
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