Gulab Singh was born in Nankana district (Pakistan) in January 1982. Although, his father was a farmer,
he was interested in Government job. He completed his matriculation in Nankana district, graudation in
Lahore and then received a doctorate in homeopathy from Bahawalpur. He also operated a homeopathic
clinic. As he wanted some government job, he applied for for the sub-inspector post and was slected for
that. His abilities included his knowledge of various languages like Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto, Seraiki, Sindi and
English. During his training, he being the only Sikh, was loved and respected. In his words “The attitude of
my fellow trainees and officers was very good towards me. Nobody ever forced me to do anything against
my religious beliefs.” He said he had no problems wearing his kara (bangle), or keeping his kirpan (dagger)
on him. He added that, as he was a vegetarian, green meals were arranged for him in the mess during the
training period.” When he was appointed as the Traffic police warden, he became the first ever Sikh to be
a traffic inspector. In addition to his job which he has been doing with great responsibility and dedication,
Gulab is a devout Sikh, loves Punjabi language and is fond of Punjabi bhangra & music and his favourite
singers are Abrar-ul-Haq, Harbajhan Maan and Waris Baig. Like a true Sikh, he loves his country Pakistan
and is prepared to do anything for it. To quote him “I will do my duty honestly, work like a true and
dutiful citizen, and dream of a corruption-free atmosphere.” A person, so learned, so dutiful, so patriotic
and excellent human being is definately a Gursikh role model.