Qadian/December 12 (Salam Tari)
Narpinder Maan, a resident of district Gurdaspur, who is a ray of hope for the poor, helpless and the needy, is respected by the people of Punjab. Narpinder Kaur Maan, who today is the manager of United Sikhs and is serving humanity, while talking to this journalist, said that Mehek Sharma, a 19-year-old girl from village Jogi Cheema, who was murdered by her husband in London recently.
His family was very poor. Mahek’s father is also no longer in this world. Mehek had two younger siblings. Mother Madhu Bala gets widow pension. For them, it seemed like a dream to bring their daughter’s body to India. Narpinder Kaur Maan, who has been managing the United Sikh Help Desk since 2008 in South Hall from Sri Guru Singh Sabha South Hall, when the sad news of Mehek Sharma’s death reached her, she arranged for the body to be sent. All the expenses were borne by the wool organization. He has family relations with Narpind Kaur Maan, who is the leader of the opposition in the Punjab Vidhan Sabha. Pratap Bajwa gave a lot of support in this matter. Narpinder Kaur Mann said that she has been associated with this organization since 2008. With the support of the organization, they have sent 8 dead bodies to Punjab so far. Apart from India, people from Pakistan and other countries also reach out to him for help. And they help all on the basis of humanity without any racial or religious discrimination. He said that those who get stuck in foreign countries and want to return to their country, they ensure their safe return with the support of the Home Office. Ms. Narpinder Kaur said that we have clearly spoken to the Home Office UK that whoever will return to the country through their organization will have to be sent back with full dignity. Whereupon the Home Office treats returnees with full respect and compassion. He also said that many students come to the UK but find it difficult to find work despite having a work permit. It also helps students. There are many cases of domestic violence. They help a lot in these cases too. Narpinder Kaur Mann said that the British government has honored her with the British Empire Medal (BEM) for her good services. He helped repatriate around 250 Indians who were living illegally in Britain. They have appealed to the people that if anyone is in trouble and needs them, they are always ready to help.
