SGPC general house on Nov 27

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Updated At : 11:59 AM Nov 06, 2020 IST

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Amritsar, November 5

The SGPC has scheduled its general house meeting for November 27 at Teja Singh Samundari Hall. This meeting holds significance as the annual election for president, other officer-bearers and executive members will be decided with majority consensus. The tenure of the existing body headed by Gobind Singh Longowal is going to expire in November.

This decision, among others, was taken during the executive body meeting held on Thursday. During the meeting, it has been decided to set up a high-level review committee to probe the 328 missing ‘saroops’.

The outrage over the issue is not dying down. Longowal said that a legal notice has also been served on auditing firm SS Kohli & Co. — TNS

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