Chief Constable Michael Fuller (second right) during his visit with Gravesend's Sikh community
THE Chief Constable of Kent Police wished Gravesend's Sikh community a happy Vaisakhi by visiting places of worship.
Michael Fuller visited the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara, Clarence Place, and spoke on Khalsa Radio, the temple's radio station which broadcasts services and religious music twice a year.
He was presented with a Kirpan, a Sikh sword, by Gurdwara Vice President Gurdev Singh.
Community members raised issues about policing in the area to Chief Constable Fuller.
And there was a tour of the new Gurdwara being built in Khalsa Avenue.
Finally there was a visit to the Shri Guru Ravidas Gurdwara, in Brandon Street, to meet worshippers and committee members.
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