The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.The Chengannur judicial first class magistrate on Monday remanded Sherin John (36), the accused in the Chengannur murder case, to 14 days' judicial custody.The Chengannur police arrested Sherin from Kottayam on Monday after he confessed to shooting and killing his father Joy V John (68), who is settled in the US.The police took the accused to various locations where he had disposed John's body parts after the murder. The investigation team collected the head from the bushes near Travancore Electro Chemicals (Tecil) at Chingavanam, legs and left hand from the Pamba River at Pulikeezhu and Pandanadu and rest of the body parts from the Changanassery-Madakkumoodu road near District police chief P Ashok Kumar said Sherin, who was born and brought up in the US, had always had quarrels with his father about financial matters, forcing him to return to India in 2013. "His father, mother, brother and sister had reached Chengannur from the US on May 19. Sherin was asked by his father to keep away from their home till they return to the US," said Kumar.
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Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
Amritsar: Disappointed over missing a chance to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Iran, the Indian community in the Islamic republic has urged him to extend Rs 10 crore for the development and renovation of a gurdwara in Tehran.
"We wanted Modi to give Rs 10 crore for the development of Gurdwara Bhai Ganga Singh Sabha," Indian Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry vice-president Pervinder Singh Chandhok told TOI over the phone from Tehran on
He said the gurdwara had helped a lot of Indian refugees, but they had limited resources and were expecting Modi to give funds for the expansion and renovation work.
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