NEW DELHI: Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) president, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, on Tuesday reported that a replica of the Golden Temple being constructed at a playground at Punjabi Bagh part of their federal capital was contested since it had been contrary to”Sikh decorum”.
The Bharat Darshan Parkhas been developed from the South Delhi Municipal Corporation, has replicas of 18 popular monuments from Throughout the Nation such as Mysore Palace, Charminar and Khajuraho Temple.
“The Golden Temple reproduction has been constructed using scrap fabric and has been the priciest of all at the playground,” officials explained.
At an tweet, Sirsa stated,”Enormous Victory to DSGMC: Thanking the Sangat.
We’ve succeeded in getting the copy of Sri Darbar Sahib dismantled from Punjabi Bagh Park.
This reproduction turned from Sikh Maryada (decorum).” In a video posted in his Twitter manage on Monday, the DSGMC president said,”Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar isn’t a tourist place which may be duplicated.
It’s the sanctum sanctorum for both Sikhs and visiting a copy for touristy offends us into the center.” Sirsa explained the DSGMC learnt concerning the replica Sunday.
On Monday, Sirsa spoke to MCD officials to state that the committee’s reservations.
Afterwards, members of this committee reached the playground and began dismantling the arrangement together with the help of MCD staff.