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In a first, Sikh officer appointed as Punjab Governor PRO
Before being appointed at the key post in an important public office in the provincial capital Lahore, Pawan Singh Arora was working as District Information Officer in Nankana Sahab.
By Web Desk
January 11, 2019
LAHORE: For the first time an official from the minority Sikh community has been appointed as Public Relations Officer at the Punjab Governor House.
Before being appointed at the key post in an important public office in the provincial capital Lahore, Pawan Singh Arora was working as District Information Officer in Nankana Sahab.
Recently, Prime Minister Imran Khan took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over maltreatment of minorities in India and told him to learn from Pakistan.
Pakistan is also opening Kartarpur border, a decades old demand of the Sikh community, so that they could visit the final resting place of Guru Nanak here.
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