New Delhi, March 3, Harmeet Singh Kalka, President, and Jagdip Singh Kahlon, General Secretary, Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) has informed the media that Delhi Sikh Committee will send a 20-member delegation to help the stranded people in Ukraine. The delegation will comprise of senior members, staff, and volunteers.
The delegation will be divided into two parts- one part will visit the border of Poland and the other will visit Slovakia to help the stranded people there. Special camps will be organized there to distribute langar, medical assistance and extend all possible assistance to the stranded people on humanitarian grounds. They said after the war, the situation gets worsened and people need much more assistance. DSGMC deems its duty to send the delegation to serve the people in distress.
Kalka and Kahlon further said that DSGMC stands at the forefront to provide its services to needy people at the time of natural calamities. In the past, DSGMC has done commendable service whenever the country needed for example at the time of natural calamities in Uttrakhand, Gujarat, Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and in Nepal and other places in abroad. The motto of the DSGMC is to serve humanity following the teachings of our Guru Sahibs
