The Census Day is Sunday 21st March 2021. There is a media
campaign underway and people will also be getting communications
being sent to their homes.
Paper form will be sent to homes between the 3rd -13th March 2021.
There are three key questions from Panthic Perspective:
Q15E Ethnicity : SIKH
Q16 Religion : SIKH
Q18 Language: PUNJABI
Q.15 – WHAT IS YOUR ETHNIC
GROUP?
IN THIS QUESTION ONLY ONE
SECTION NEEDS TO BE ANSWERED.
THE MOST APPROPRIATE SECTION
FOR SIKHS IS
Statistical data and interesting information
Following our and others representation the Government has withdrawn the offensive statements in Q5 and therefore we are recommending that everyone should complete the survey from a positive Sikh perspective. Unity is the aspiration and arbitrary divisions need to be made
subservient to Guru Ji’s teachings. read on … Government has withdrawn the statements in Q5 – Survey.pdf
The 500,000 strong British Sikh Community has close linkages with the farming communities of Panjab, Haryana, UP and Rajasthan. A very significant part of our shared cultural and economic heritage is imbued with the land. Furthermore, our community continues to maintain close family and friendship relationships in these areas. file:///C:/Users/Standalone/Downloads/Memorandum%20to%20High%20Commissioner%20of%20India%20-%20London.pdf
The Sikh Council UK (est. 2010) stands in solidarity with the Indian Farmers who are campaigning against the three agricultural reform legislations. /Users/Standalone/Downloads/Press%20Release%20-%20Indian%20Farmer’s%20Plight%20for%20Justice,%20Fairness%20and%20Equal%20Treatment.pdf
Lord (Tariq) Ahmad of Wimbledon, UK Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict file:///C:/Users/Standalone/Downloads/Press%20Release%20Declaration%20of%20Humanity%2017th%20November%202020%20English.pdf
Sikh Council UK (est 2010) strongly condemns violence against children, women and elderly people of India peacefully exercising their democratic rights as farmers and agricultural heritage of India. file:///C:/Users/Standalone/Downloads/Violence%20against%20Farmer’s%20peaceful%20protest.pdf
The new collective leadership team of the Sikh Council UK 2020/22 was appointed by its 21st General Assembly held on 3rd October 2020. Office Bearers are:
Gurmel Singh – Secretary General
Baldev Singh Bains – Administrative Secretary
Balbinder Singh Panesar – Treasurer and Chair of
Finance
Raj Manvinder Singh – Spokesperson and Chair of the Media and
Communications
Birbahadur Singh – Co-ordinator of Affiliate Organisations
file:///C:/Users/Standalone/Downloads/Press%20Release%20Executive%20Committee%20%204%20Oct%202020.pdf