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American Hindu Coalition reception for Pakistani Sikh Minister

January 2025 993 views 05 Min 49 Sec

The American Hindu Coalition hosted a reception for the first Sikh Minister of Pakistan in Dhoom Restaurant, Virginia. Sardar Ramesh Singh Arora is the Minister of Human Rights and Minorities in Punjab, Pakistan. At the event he engaged with Sikh, Hindu and Jain communities of the region on his efforts to promote people-to-people ties between India and Pakistan.

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