Friday, 20 May 2011

Protocol for Peaceful Anti-Beadbi Rally at GNSS Dudley on Saturday 28 May 2011

Press Release and Sangat Update
Dudley, UK - 20 May 2011


Protocol for Peaceful Anti-Beadbi Rally at GNSS Dudley on Saturday 28 May 2011.

Sikhs are requested to start gathering at the Guru Nanak Singh Sabha Dudley Gurdwara at 12pm sharp.

A large Sikh presence is requested to show the GNSS Dudley Committee that the UK Sikh Sangat  has been deeply hurt by the sacrilege that is being permitted and promoted by the Committee of allowing meat, alcohol and tobacco within the Gurdwara's premises.  This is strictly against an edict given by Akal Takhat Sahib (the highest decision-making/spiritual authority for Sikhs) in its 2006 Sandesh to the entire Sikh Nation.
All Sikhs attending are requested to observe and note the following Protocol.

- Sikhs must join in and take part in the Naam Simiran, Mool Mantra, Chaupai Sahib Jaap that is intended to take place on the day, so that the Khalsa Panth receives blessings from Guru Ji to prevent all this Beadbi happening

- Sikhs must show restraint and conduct themselves respectfully even when addressing the Gurdwara Committee members and their supporters, the Police or any attendees of the Party. Do not engage in any arguments or debates

- The power of Sikh Community (men and women, old and young) turning up in large numbers, showing solidarity and restraint, adhering to Guru Ji's principles, will portray a stronger message to this Committee and the other Gurdwara Committees who allow this Beadbi to happen on a weekly basis in Gurdwara properties

- Sikh and non-Sikh media will be present for you to voice your concerns to the wider Community

- Support those Gursikhs who will be taking a lead on the day

- The Sikh Community from across the UK will be uniting to attempt to stop this Beadbi from happening on the day, though Sikhs attending must understand that there still may not be a resolution during the rally. Along with the blessings of Guru Ji, the Sikh Sangat's continued and ongoing support and vigilance will be required to ensure the success of the Satkaar Campaign

- Intimidation or violent behaviour will NOT be tolerated. Do not come looking intimidating i.e., do not wear hoodies or any face coverings. No swearing or slogans will be permitted. To show solidarity please wear blue Dastaars, Rumallas and Chunnis

FINALLY, REMEMBER, you will be representing the roop of Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaaj.