Historic Gurudwara sold in Pakistan: PAK officer took ₹1 crore bribe, gave permission to demolish; Buyer is building a boutique for 2 wives – Ludhiana News

Religious places of Sikhs and Hindus are being continuously damaged in Pakistan. Recently, a case of demolition of Gurdwara Sahib building and sale of land has come to light in Abbottabad city of Pakistan. According to the report of Khalsa Vox, the historical Gurudwara in Abbottabad of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan has been sold by an official of the Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB) after taking a bribe of one crore Pakistani rupees. Not only this, the officer also gave permission to demolish Gurudwara Sahib. Now its buyer is building a boutique here for his wives. Let us tell you that in Pakistan, ETPB is the organization responsible for the maintenance of Gurudwaras, temples and other places of worship of minority communities. This board was formed to look after the religious places of all the minority communities in Pakistan. Gurdwara Sahib allowed to become a boutique According to media reports, the ETPB administrator based at Hasan Abdal in Attock district handed over the possession of Gurdwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha, Abbottabad, built during the Sikh rule, to a local resident named Wahid Bala. The officer also reportedly gave permission to demolish the gurudwara and build a clothing boutique in its place. The buyer of the land got it done in the name of his two wives. The name of the buyer of the land of Gurudwara Singh Sabha is said to be Wahid Bala, who has got this land done in the name of his two wives Rida Jadoon and Ayesha Wahid. Now she is going to open her boutique here soon. Sikhs demand dismissal of ETPB officer Sikhs living in Pakistan have demanded immediate dismissal of the ETPB officer who gave permission to sell and demolish Gurdwara Sahib. He has also demanded from the government to save the building of Gurudwara Sahib. Rent taken but still not repaired Sikhs living in Pakistan say that ETPB collected rent for the shops built in the Gurdwara premises for years, but Gurdwara Sahib was not repaired. Even today the name of that market in Abbottabad is Gurudwara Market and Gurudwara Gali. Written in Gurmukhi on the gate of Gurdwara Sahib The main entrance of Abbottabad’s Gurdwara Sahib, which has been claimed to be sold, still has ‘Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha’ written in Gurmukhi on it, and the words ‘Sachkhandi Vasai Nirankar’ are clearly written outside the Diwan Hall. Despite this, the property has now reportedly come under the control of the person who purchased it. 2 PHOTOS inside the Gurudwara… This is the history of Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha Abbottabad…



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