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British Sikh Candidate Accuses Poll Rival Of Insulting His Turban
A British Sikh candidate contesting the December 12 UK General Election for the Opposition Labour Party has accused his Conservative Party rival of insulting remarks that targeted his turban during a poll hustings in the West Midlands region of England.
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UK Election 2017: Britain Gets First Female Sikh, Turbaned Lawmakers
Britain today got its first female Sikh and first turban-wearing MPs as the general election results began pouring in with Indian-origin Labour Party candidates winning more seats than their rival Conservatives.
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Opinion: Will Keep Your Gold Safe, Candidates For London Mayor Assure Indians
"Let me tell Sikhs, Hindus, Tamils," the Labour party candidate Sadiq Khan declared at a hustings in central London recently, "your gold will be safe if I am your mayor".
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Sikhs in Canadian Province Quit Liberal Party
A large group of Sikhs in the Canadian province of British Columbia quit the Liberal Party of Canada to protest the nomination of a party candidate backed by the World Sikh Organisation (WSO).
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British Sikh Candidate Accuses Poll Rival Of Insulting His Turban
A British Sikh candidate contesting the December 12 UK General Election for the Opposition Labour Party has accused his Conservative Party rival of insulting remarks that targeted his turban during a poll hustings in the West Midlands region of England.
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UK Election 2017: Britain Gets First Female Sikh, Turbaned Lawmakers
Britain today got its first female Sikh and first turban-wearing MPs as the general election results began pouring in with Indian-origin Labour Party candidates winning more seats than their rival Conservatives.
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Opinion: Will Keep Your Gold Safe, Candidates For London Mayor Assure Indians
"Let me tell Sikhs, Hindus, Tamils," the Labour party candidate Sadiq Khan declared at a hustings in central London recently, "your gold will be safe if I am your mayor".
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Sikhs in Canadian Province Quit Liberal Party
A large group of Sikhs in the Canadian province of British Columbia quit the Liberal Party of Canada to protest the nomination of a party candidate backed by the World Sikh Organisation (WSO).
