Pam Gosal Creates History in Scotland

May 13, 2021

First Sikh MSP takes oath in the Scottish parliament. Pam Gosal is the first Indian Sikh MSP in the Scottish Parliament and prior to taking the oath recited the Mool Mantar … reports Asian Lite International from London

Pam Gosal MSP from the Conservative Party took her oath in the Scottish Parliament swearing her allegiance to the Majesty the Queen.

Pam Gosal, the First Sikh MSP in Scottish parliament.

Pam is the first Indian Sikh MSP in the Scottish Parliament and prior to taking the oath recited the Mool Mantar, a Sikh prayer. Pam then took her blessings from the Sikh Scriptures, the Gutka Sahib. This is a historic moment as is the first time a parliamentarian across the United Kingdom has read from the Sikh scriptures inside Parliament.

“Today is a moment of pride not only for myself and my family but the whole Sikh community and for Scottish Parliament,” said Pam Gosal after the momentous occasion.

Reciting the Sikh prayer before taking my oath was important to me and I hope today many young people who relate to me will one day join me in Parliament.”

Pam Gosal,49, was elected to the Scottish Parliament as a Member for West of Scotland. She is born and raised in Scotland.

READ MORE: Lord Rami Takes Oath at House of Lords

READ MORE: ISI, SFJ Fuel Pro-Khalistan Activities

Previous Story

Low inoculation rate due to negative publicity

Next Story

QUAD concerned over China’s moves in Kiribati

Latest from -Top News

UAE credit soars to the top

S&P Global, Moody’s Investors Service, and Fitch Ratings — have all assigned strong sovereign credit ratings to the UAE In a strong

Khamenei rebukes Trump

Khamenei said Iran had triumphed over the US and downplayed the impact of the strikes on the country’s nuclear infrastructure Iran’s Supreme

UAE powers up China ties

Dr Sultan Al Jaber’s China visit boosts UAE-China strategic ties, focusing on energy, renewables, and industrial cooperation amid record bilateral trade and

Khamenei threatens more strikes

Iran’s supreme leader rebukes Trump’s ‘surrender’ remark, warns of repeat attacks on US bases and Israeli targets. In his first public appearance