Phagwara - On the birthday of Baba Saheb Ambedkar ji, the executive meeting of the registered Central Punjabi Writers Association (Sekhon) was held at Baba Saheb Dr. Ambedkar Bhawan, Urban Estate, Phagwara under the chairmanship of Association President Pawan Harchandpuri. The gathering paid tribute to late journalist Jagir Singh Jagtar, Dr. Mohanjeet, Master Harbans Singh Hiyu and other writers.
   The epic "Janam-e-Khalsa" of the famous litterateur and writer Pawan Harchandpuri, written by Principal Dr. Inderjit Singh Basu, was presented to the public by the Multidisciplinary Study Council. After this, General Secretary Professor Sandhu Varianvi highlighted the set agenda and demanded to discuss the issues. First of all Pradhan Pawan Harchandpuri threw light on the issue of Punjab, Punjabi and Punjabiyat in detail and highlighted the ongoing situation of Punjab, Punjabi and Punjabiyat in Punjab. Keeping in mind the minority status of Punjabis in Punjab, he demanded a special citizenship law to maintain respect in Punjab and also stressed on making a Punjab Library Law. After this, the demand letter to the Chief Minister, language issue by political parties, zonal committees of the Sabha, academy elections and financial issues were discussed on the agenda. Professor Sandhu Varianvi invited the present members to participate in the discussion.
In this discussion, Mr. Iqbal Gharu, Dr. Joginder Singh Nirala, Tarlochan Mir, Gurcharan Singh Dhudike, Hari Singh Dhudike, Surinder Sharma Nagra, Gulzar Singh Shawki, Ravinder Chot, Amandeep Singh Dardi, Amarjeet Aman, Darshan Singh Pritiman, Des Raj Bali, Balbir Balli, Mohi Amarjeet, Jagdev Kalsi Raikot, Dr. Inderjit Singh Vasu, Gurcharan Cheema, Jagdev Kalsi Raikot, Captain Davinder Singh, Dr. Jagir Singh Noor, Silk Painter, Jagdish Rana, Jaswinder Jassi, Satpal Sahlon, Kamaljeet Kanwar, Pawan Bhamian. , Dr. Bikar Singh, Amrik Hamraj, Bhinder Patwari, Har Charan Bharti, Manjeet Singh, Manoj Phagwadvi, Darshan Singh Romana, Watanveer Jakhmi etc. participated. Speaker Pawan Harchandpuri concluded the debate and expressed concern over the attitude of not negotiating the demands on the issue of Punjabi language and it was decided to write another letter to the Chief Minister Punjab Bhagwant Singh. It was decided to organize meetings of 11 different zones in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi through the elected officials of the Central Sabha. The debacle in the Punjabi Sahitya Akademi elections was considered, lessons learned and as many members as possible were asked to create a tradition of collecting funds and contributing to the Central Council. Thanked 'Navi Chetna Punjabi Lekhak Manch Guraya' for organizing this effective meeting. In the end, Central Sabha Office Secretary Jagdish Rana thanked all the present officials and executive members.