DON’T TRY TO GET POLITICAL MILEAGE

Both the Indian and Pakistani governments deserve praise for approving to build the longawaited demand to build corridor to Kartarpur in Pakistan. Not only the Sikh community, but all Indians have welcomed the move. No party or individual should try to get political mileage out of such a project. Everyone should take it as the blessings of Guru Nanak and wish that the project sails though without any impediment.

Kuldip Dosanjh, Jalandhar

his tours to Tibet, Afghanistan and Iran among other places to spread the “oneness” of all religions. The joint proposal for the corridor also signifies “oneness” of thought between India and Pakistan.

Deepak Rikhye, Ambala Sidhu not visited Pakistan to attend the swearing-in ceremony of Imran Khan, it would not have become a reality. It was Sidhu who put his position in government at stake by crossing the border while two cricketing greats of the yore — Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev — refused to go. It is Navjot and Imran who deserve credit for the move. Capt Amar Jeet Kumar,

Mohali urged immediate reforms in the Indian Police Service (IPS) since there is rampant corruption in it besides its susceptibility to political influence. Political parties talk of police reforms at the time of elections and later use the same force to settle scores. Sood talks about a last year’s survey which found police force the most corrupt body in the country. Corruption is strongly linked to justice, which is denied to the people. As police play a vital role in our justice system, it is desired that their conduct should be above board.

Kartar Singh Sidhu,

Bathinda