
Following the Liberal's Surrey-Panorama Ridge by-election defeat, Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon blamed that loss on a lack of support for the government among Indo-Canadians. Not surprisingly, rumour has it there are plans to boost support by handing out provincial appointments to a number of prominent community members. Names on that list are said to include Peterson Stark Scott lawyer Palbinder Shergill, who currently sits on the Fraser Health Authority's board of directors. But when we questioned Ms. Shergill about whether the Liberals had asked her to accept an additional appointment she said "Unfortunately, I have no comment." Sukh Badh, the owner of Radio Punjab, is also rumoured to be up for an appointment. But, in an interview yesterday, Mr. Badh denied he would be accepting any government largess.
Too little too late ....
Date: April 2005 BC, Canada
Sukh Badh of Richmond, Rajinder Saini and other members of Sher-e Punjab Radio managment team are being taken to Supreme Court by owner of Radio Punjab Mr. Sukhdev Singh Dhillion of Surrey, BC.
Sher-e Punjab radio is broadcast from Bellingham USA to Indo-Canadians in Surrey/Van/Delta/Richmond/Abbotsford areas. It was set up as a conflict to Radio Punjab on 1550AM frequency.
Mr Dhillion and the Badh family are related family members, (uncle's sons etc etc).
Document were filed in court a week or two ago. Mr Dhillion seeks cost damages in court.
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