Victory Be In The Name Of One God
Sri Akal Takht Sahib, Amritsar. Five Member Panthak Committee
1. Constitution
1a. The Government of Khalistan will function as an instrument of the
Khalsa Panth and the Akal Takht will represent the Authority of the
Khalsa Panth through the collective of the Khalsa Panth Trustees the
“Five Beloved” (Punj Pyaras).
b. The Khalsa Panth is the extended Magnum Concillium or Grand Council
of the Sikhs world wide to which all baptized Sikhs (whatever their
domicile) are eligible to belong.
c. The functions and activities of the Khalsa Panth are co-ordinated by
the Khalsa Panth Cabinet through its own organizational structure, its
constitutional instruments and activities throughout the world.
d. The role of the Khalsa Panth through the Khalsa
Panth Cabinet is to
act as the ideological, integrative, political, religious and cultural
caucus of the Khalsa, the members of the Khalsa Panth.
e. The Khalsa Panth Cabinet will be the forum for all matters pertaining
to the Sikh spiritual, social, economic and political cultures and the
preservation of the Khalsa.
2a. The right to consensus/election of the members of the Khalsa
Panth
Cabinet and the Khalsa Panth Trustees will be only with the members of
the Khalsa Panth.
b. Divinely inspired and/or learned and well-versed members of the
Khalsa Panth may be invited by consensus to serve as Panthic Trustees or
as members of the Khalsa Panth Cabinet.
3a. The Khalistan National Cabinet will be the forum for all policy
execution and government executive matters.
b. The Khalistan National Cabinet will be responsible to the Akal Takht.
c. All the Congressmen, Councillors, Cabinet members will be confirmed
in Office by the Akal Takht.
4a. The Khalistan National Council will be the forum of discussion and
debate and enactment of laws and will have the elected representatives
of all the citizens of Khalistan of whom two thirds of the number will
be members of the Khalsa Panth.
b. The Khalistan National Council will have nominated representatives of
each minority citizen group by the Akal Takht.
c. All the representatives forming members of the National Council will
be at liberty for the expression of their opinions and proposals and
engage in debate and discussion in full freedom on any matter with the
greatest emphasis upon the ideals of Khalistan.
d. The Khalistan National Council will have provision for the
representatives of Specialist Interest groups and for individuals
representing their personal viewpoints and proposals.
e. The Khalistan National Council from amongst its elected
representatives will by consensus elect its Chairman the Secretary
General of Khalistan and a group of members from amongst its members to
become the Khalistan National Cabinet of whom two-thirds will be members
of the Khalsa Panth.
5a. Every citizen and the Specialist Interest groups will be encouraged
to participate in the national policy formulation and the proposals of
such Interest groups and the individuals will be thoroughly debated in
the forum of the Khalistan National Congress which will be presided over
by the Commissioner General appointed by the Governor General.
b. The range of activity by individuals and Interest groups will be
confined to the forum of the National Congress and to the proposals for
realizing objectives in the national, economic, environmental and social
areas.
6a. The Akal Takht will nominate to the elected body of the members of
the Cabinet a one-third number additional members of the Cabinet, three
of whom will be members of the Khalsa Panth and all the rest will be
non-Sikhs including from minority groups.
b. From amongst the members of the Cabinet the members of the Khalistan
National Council together with the members of the Khalistan Cabinet will
elect the Chairman of the Cabinet who will hold the title of Governor
General of Khalistan.
c. The Khalistan National Cabinet will be the forum for all policy
execution and government executive matters.
d. The independent Khalsa Panth Cabinet College will be the forum for
all matters pertaining to the Sikh spiritual and political cultures and
to the preservation of the Khalsa. It will also be responsible to the
Akal Takht.
7a. The Government instrument and all its strategy units will be guided
in all its policies and deliberations by the spiritual and political
philosophy and principles of the Khalsa Panth concerning the achievement
of national goals and objectives and these will at no time be at
variance with those of the Khalsa Panth in its commitment at all costs
to uphold absolute Equality, Love, Justice, Human Rights, Civil
Liberties, Equal Opportunities and Just Rewards.
b. There will be no political or socio-economic activity at variance
with the ideals of the Khalsa Panth.
8a. The institution of National Council will have elected
representatives of the citizens of Khalistan on proportional, regional,
district and village basis.
9a. Every person resident or domiciled or born in Khalistan regardless
of Race, Colour, Religion, Creed or Language will be entitled to the
citizenship of Khalistan and the right to protection of the person by
the government of Khalistan and its agencies and or agents.
b. Civil Service personnel of the systems and departments of the
government instrument will be recruited from amongst the citizens of
Khalistan including those holding dual nationality.
c. The government will be the instrument with overall responsibility for
the implementation of policies and strategies, and this will be achieved
by the Civil Service functioning under Khalsa political and strategy
executives of the several Divisions and Departments.
d. The judiciary will not be “independent” in the sense that its
decisions will reflect the Khalsa's spiritual philosophy and cultures.
At the highest level, every citizen will have recourse to the Akal
Takht.
e. Non-Sikh religious organizations will be permitted for their
spiritual and missionary activities but will not be permitted to
participate in the instruments of government nor in a political
capacity.
10a. The military at all times will be composed of majority of members
of the Khalsa Panth.
b. The armed forces will operate under the joint command of Punj Pyaras
(at the Akal Takht) and the Governor General functioning collectively
together as a single unit of responsibility.
c. All actions of the Khalistan armed forces will be governed by the
code of conduct of the Khalsa Panth, and undertaken for and in the
service of the Khalsa Panth and the citizens of Khalistan.
d. The Khalsa members of the Khalistan armed forces will be expected to
serve specifically under their oath of allegiance to Khalistan through
the Khalsa Panth: Akal Takht: with the acceptance of the baptismal
“Khunday da Pahul” of the Order of the Khalsa Panth with the commitment
and resolve at all times of ensuring the security and preservation of
the Khalsa Panth and Khalistan.
11a. Full civil liberties and fundamental rights will be guaranteed to
all citizens in equality regardless of race, colour, religion, creed or
language.
b. Dual nationality for the Khalsa resident abroad with foreign
nationality status will be optional.
c. Punjabi (Gurmukhl script) will be the first (compulsory) national
language at par with English (also compulsory) as immediate second
language. Urdu, Hindi, French and any other language of the minorities
or groups will be offered as optional third language.
2. Social Policy
1a. Education will be compulsory. Emphasis will be laid upon liberal
mass education. Leisure will be encouraged with facilities as
co-operative institutions for educational leisure activities and the
opportunity to separate work (which for the Sikhs is a form of worship)
from private life.
b. Free education will be provided at all levels. All schools, colleges
and universities will operate as co-operative institutions.
c. Free medical services at clinics, hospitals and related institutions
will be provided at all levels and these will operate as co-operative
institutions.
d. Free veterinary services will be provided at all levels for all
animals and creatures and will operate as co-operative institutions.
2a. Social welfare services, education facilities and services, leisure
facilities, essential services, veterinary services will all operate on
advanced co-operative commercial patterns co-related in all areas to
compulsory contributions interlinked with insurance schemes. In essence
every citizen will be a share-holding member in every national
co-operative institution of basic and essential services. The
contributions of the citizens will be linked with insurance schemes
covering every conceivable eventuality.
b. Whilst under the umbrella of the government instrument with its
appointed representatives on the management Boards the national
co-operative services will remain independent of and Unaffected by
political strategy or policies and treated as essential economic
development objectives and will be expected to function as reward
seeking corporate bodies.
3a. Appreciation and preservation of environment and desire for better
living standards with the national policy for every citizen to own his
home and means of transport will be encouraged.
b. The reward to each citizen for services rendered will be co-related
with the individual effort and input with the option for extra work
input for yet higher financial reward and the satisfaction of the
individual.
3. Economic Policy
a. The economic system will be free enterprise and co-operative
enterprise based on private or collectivist ownership in a free market
and the development of corporate benefits and material wealth.
b. Monopolistic control by either private or collectivist interests will
not be permitted.
c. The economy will typically be based on individual and/or collectivist
entrepreneurial initiative but with centralized planning guidelines and
objectives only and these mostly in the social welfare and related
economic sectors.
d. All social and essential services with the participation of all the
citizens will be based directly on the highest and most advanced
technology and techniques, and management will be based on the most
advanced economic considerations which, in the final analysis, will
determine the procedures to be adopted within essentially co-operative
corporations to engender profit and its distribution to the citizens the
shareholders.
e. The reward for work in all spheres will be determined proportionally
by formulae for each sector based on the standards of the First world
countries, so as to enable the release of purchasing power through each
working individual into the national economy mainstream and enable each
individual to make compulsory contributions to the essential and basic
national co-operative institutions and the national insurance schemes
and additionally with the calculated surplus encourage industrial
development and investment in the independent financial institutions and
to take equity in industry geared for the production of all essential
products and goods.
f. In addition to the agricultural sector, industrial production
emphasis will be on housing, building materials, consumer goods and the
provision of services.
g. The domestic market will be open to encourage maximum international
integration by the creation of financial and commodity markets with
minimal regulation.
h. Saving policies by working individuals will be compulsory and
co-related to the graduated personal insurance cover schemes; the
contribution to the national co-operative institutions a tax relief
system.
i. Investment will be private and/or collectivist and unrestricted.
j. Mutual favourable and satisfactory international trade and training
agreements and joint venture projects will be encouraged and
established.
k. Economic growth rates will be encouraged to be adequately balanced
for the needs of an efficient mixed agricultural and industrial society.
l. Ultra-modern highways, by-ways, link roads and communications systems
and airports, airfields, and heliports will rank highest in priority.
m. The agricultural sector will remain of top ranking priority and will
be co-related to international market requirements and competition.
Industrial development and manufacturing will be given the highest
priority at par with the agricultural and communications sectors, and
competition will be encouraged as a necessary stimulus for growth.
n. Labour representation will be encouraged but will be restricted to
representation of issues of justice in all human spheres including
financial. It will not be allowed to constitute itself as a union or as
an economic force nor to threaten national or essential economic or
social services and sectors.
o. Environmental awareness and preservation will be made the essential
concern of every working citizen who will be required to contribute to
the environment tax scheme.
4. Foreign Policy
1. The democratic Sovereign Republic of Khalistan subscribes to mutual
respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity, non-aggression,
non-interference in internal affairs, equality, and promotion of
regional security and related interest.
2. Seek membership of the British Commonwealth.
3. Seek membership of the United Nations Organisation.
4. Offer to contribute with manpower for service with the North Atlantic
Treaty Organisation.
5. Endeavour to promote regional and continental development with a
meaningful far sighted out-reaching economic order through an
association of the Asian nations to also link up and participate with
the European Economic Community for parallel objectives, standards and
development patterns of society and systems thus to strengthen the
Western “free” world and prevent the inroads of the unacceptable
political and economic systems that continue to check and subvert the
upliftment of the subhuman existence of the millions of peoples a
circumstance that would, unchecked and unaltered, undermine the
free world.
In this and naturally so within Khalistan would be the satisfaction for
the Sikh nation in keeping with the divine command: the ideologue and
raison de etre for Khalistan: to serve to fulfil Waheguru's purpose for
His Khalsa in His army to actively participate with and in the
upliftment: service of mankind and His creation: and advancement of
civilization.
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