Pakistani Minister Ramesh Singh Arora Honored at Sikh of America Event
Key takeaways
- Speaking at the ceremony, Arora said Pakistan provides equal respect and freedom to followers of all religions and continues to take practical steps to strengthen interfaith harmony in the country.
- “The Sikh community in Pakistan feels safe and respected,” Arora said, adding that government initiatives for Sikh pilgrims were helping project a positive image of Pakistan around the world.
- He also announced “on arrival visa” for all the Sikh Pilgrims in the US planning to visit Pakistan.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize BALTIMORE: Pakistani provincial minister for minorities and human rights, Ramesh Singh Arora was honored at a “Sikhs of America” awards ceremony in Baltimore, where he said Pakistan remains committed to peace, religious freedom and interfaith harmony for all communities.
The prestigious event, organized by the Sikh community organization “Sikhs of America,” brought together prominent Sikh community leaders, social activists, business figures and youth from across the United States to recognize individuals for their contributions to society and community service.
Speaking at the ceremony, Arora said Pakistan provides equal respect and freedom to followers of all religions and continues to take practical steps to strengthen interfaith harmony in the country.