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San Jose gurdwara dispute set to land in court
WSN Network

SAN JOSE:  After the long drawn squabbles within the San Jose management, it now seems that the functioning style of the Bob Dhillon group will eventually lead to a stage where the dispute over fund management will finally have to be settled in a court of law.

Two weeks earlier, Bhai Jaswant Singh Hothhi faction’s counsel had asked for all records from the committee through a written missive and had given the panel one week to present these. So far, said sources, no records have been made available.

For the last one year, the sangat has been asking for records pertaining to Phase I of the construction in order to do an audit but the Bob Dhillon group has remained obdurate on the question of having an audit.

The incumbent management is also facing the fire for having given voting rights to non-Sikhs and the larger Sikh community has refused to gulp this development. Bhai Jaswant Singh Hothhi’s faction members have said they have a twin reason for approaching the courts for a final solution: First, to obtain for the sangat the entire accounts for auditing, and secondly, to get cancelled the votes of the non-Sikhs.

26 August 2009
 

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