"We are meeting Chief Minister tomorrow. We will urge him that the state government should facilitate handing over the control of Gurudwaras to the separate Committee at the earliest.
"We will also tell him that the SGPC and the Akalis, who are forcibly and illegally occupying the shrines should be evicted," HSGMC senior leader Didar Singh Nalwi said today.
Nalwi said that their agitation will continue till the state government evicts those who are forcibly occupying the Gurudwaras and hand over the 'Sewa' to the HSGMC.
"We have also had a meeting with Kurukshetra's Deputy Commissioner and senior police officials. We told them that the SAD supporters were openly entering and leaving the Gurudwaras, which should be restricted," he said.
Nalwi said that elections in Haryana are drawing closer and "peaceful atmosphere is a pre-requisite for holding the polls".
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