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The results of the Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee elections held today have started coming in. In these results, the Shiromani Akali Dal and its allies have won a big victory and have taken a front on a total of 18 seats. In these results, the Shiromani Akali Dal won 6 seats under the name of Haryana Sikh Panthak Dal, while its allies have captured 12 seats. After these results, now these speculations have gained strength again that the Shiromani Akali Dal can again take care of the Gurdwara Sahibs.
The biggest reversal and setback in the results has been to Baba Baljit Singh Daduwal, the president of Shiromani Akali Dal Azad. A candidate has stood from the Daduwal ward number 35 Kalanwali seat, but he has had to face defeat. Daduwal was defeated by Bhai Vinder Singh Khalsa, a 28-year-old young advocate from village Kalanwali, by 1771 votes.
Meanwhile, from ward number 10, Haryana Sikh Panthak Dal President Baldev Singh Kiampuri has won with 249 votes. Jasbir Kaur Masana has also won with him. Independent candidate Gurbir Singh Talakaur has won from ward number 8 Radaur, who defeated his opponent by a margin of 161 votes. Joga Singh of Jhinda Group has won from ward number 9. Joga Singh got a total of 2080 votes, while his opponent Bhupinder Singh got only 1805 votes.
Shiromani Akali Dal congratulates the winners
Meanwhile, Dr. Daljit Singh Cheema informed through a tweet that Shiromani Akali Dal was not allowed to contest elections as a political party. Therefore, its candidates had to form a religious group in the name of Haryana Sikh Panthak Dal, which was given a new symbol of “Dhol”. It won 6 seats on this symbol and its supporters won 12 more seats as independent candidates on different symbols. We had made pre-poll adjustments with all of them.
The Shiromani Akali Dal congratulated all the winners and thanked the Haryana Sikh Sangat for their wholehearted support.
Inspite of all the hurdles created by Haryana Government, the SAD & its alliance partners have won 18 seats in the Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee elections today.
It is worth mentioning that SAD was not allowed to contest as a political party. So its candidates had…
— Dr Daljit S Cheema (@drcheemasad) January 19, 2025
