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He hails from Ropar district of the state. He is the second Punjab leader to have been chosen for a national post recently. Click here to join our channel indianexpress and stay updated with the latest headlines. Home Cities Chandigarh Who is Iqbal Singh Lalpura, the former cop chosen as national minorities commission head Who is Iqbal Singh Lalpura, the former cop chosen as national minorities commission head Lalpura's appointment holds political significance in Punjab, where BJP is facing farmer protests.

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Recalling his negotiation with Bhindranwale, the NCM Chairman had said, "He agreed for courting arrest on September 20, , in the Nirankari killing case but laid a condition that only 'amritdhari' officers can arrest him. On August 13, the Delhi HC then extended the deadline given to the Centre to nominate persons to all the vacant positions in NCM for minorities by two months.

Justice Rekha Palli had said that the process, which was earlier directed to be conducted by July 31, be completed by September 30 upon the Centre's request to extend the deadline. Initially, five religious communities, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists and Zoroastrians, were scheduled as minority communities by the Government of India.