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- The interaction brought together Sikh representatives and leaders of the Sikh Cultural Society of New York, the largest Sikh gurdwara in the region, where participants discussed a range of issues affecting the Sikh community as well as matters of broader public interest.
- Singh, a graduate of Guru Nanak Dev University, said his entry into the governing body would be guided by the goal of amplifying the concerns and aspirations of Indian Sikhs in the United States, while also contributing to wider civic issues.
- Congratulating Singh on his achievement, GNDU Vice-Chancellor Karamjeet Singh said the alumnus’s election and his engagement with top-level leadership in the US reflected the university’s emphasis on leadership, public service and global citizenship.
Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) has added another distinguished name to its alumni roll with US-based attorney Jaspreet Singh being elected to the New Jersey Governing Council. The development has been welcomed by members of the Indian diaspora, particularly the Sikh community, whom Singh has pledged to represent more actively in public life.
Singh, a graduate of Guru Nanak Dev University, said his entry into the governing body would be guided by the goal of amplifying the concerns and aspirations of Indian Sikhs in the United States, while also contributing to wider civic issues. Since his election, he has embarked on an extensive outreach programme across New Jersey and New York, engaging with senior political and administrative leaders.
In New Jersey, Singh met members of the transition team of Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill and also interacted with outgoing Governor Phil Murphy. His engagements extended beyond the state as well, with a meeting held with former North Carolina Governor and US Senate candidate Roy Cooper.
Across state lines in New York, Singh met Governor Kathy Hochul and hosted New York Attorney General Letitia James at his office. The interaction brought together Sikh representatives and leaders of the Sikh Cultural Society of New York, the largest Sikh gurdwara in the region, where participants discussed a range of issues affecting the Sikh community as well as matters of broader public interest.
Congratulating Singh on his achievement, GNDU Vice-Chancellor Karamjeet Singh said the alumnus’s election and his engagement with top-level leadership in the US reflected the university’s emphasis on leadership, public service and global citizenship. He added that such milestones inspire current students and strengthen the institution’s global footprint.
