He was speaking at a local Singh Sabha Gurudwara here to mark the 544th "Prakash Utsav" (birth anniversary) of Guru Nanak Dev.
The Chief Minister said Guru Nanak preached love, peace and communal harmony to strengthen the bond of universal brotherhood.
Singh was presented a 'Siropa', photograph of Guru Nanak Dev jee and a Kripan by the Gurudwara president.
He further said that in order to facilitate the students from minority communities, the state government has decided to appoint 100 teachers each in Punjabi and Urdu in selected government schools.
Singh claimed that during his earlier term as Chief Minister, his government has decided to appoint Punjabi and Urdu teachers, but the previous BJP government appointed only 74 Punjabi teachers and that too with out making any proper budget provision.
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