Ruby Dhalla, perfect blend of beauty and intelligence, hijacked the Punjabi NRI Sammelan

CHANDIGARH: Perhaps the most beautiful Punjabi NRI woman delegate in Punjabi NRI Sammelan in Chandigarh on Saturday, Dr. Ruby Dhalla, Member of Parliament for Brampton  remained the focus of attraction among NRI's from various countries and Punjabi hosts including media on Saturday.



Attired in blood red pants and top, Ruby Dhalla acknowledged gestures and greetings of her admirers and posed for photographs alongside her mother. In first look she looked like a holly wood cut to style model but people around her soon realise she is a beauty with brain and a role model for her generation. She didn't want to talk on gay issue though many journalists here tried to question her on her decision to vote in support of gay bill.

"This is an issue two years old and has no relevance talking over it now", she told this reporters. She throws big smile on embarrassing g questions and smiles on comfortable ones. She deserved to be applauded for her sense of presentation in the crowd.

When she arrived in Amritsar on Friday, she got red carpet welcome in her ancestral state of  Punjab. Declared an official guest by the government of Punjab,  Dhalla was given a warm welcome upon her arrival from the Punjab Government and well wishers who graciously bestowed her with garlands and  flowers.

Dhalla is visiting India as part of a two week delegation to the  country. While in India she intends to address the concerns of her  constituents in the riding of Brampton-Springdale, which boasts the second  largest population of South Asians in Canada. Her delegation is composed  of 15 persons, which include constituents and stakeholders from her  riding.

"It is an honour to be an official guest of the state of Punjab.  I  commend the Punjab government for organizing this initiative, which will  help to solidify and enhance the relations between the people of Punjab  and Canada. During this delegation I hope to address the concerns that  have been brought forward from my constituents in regards to fraud  marriages, property issues, immigration and enhancing the trade  relationship between India and Canada."

Over the next few days,  Dhalla will be meeting with government  officials and will participate as a guest in the NRI Punjab Conference in  Chandigarh and the Pravasi Bharatiya Conference in New Delhi.

In 2004,  Dhalla made history as the first Sikh woman to be elected  in Parliament in the western world. Currently the youngest women in  Canadian Parliament,  Dhala serves as the Official Opposition Critic  for Social Development as well as the Vice Chair for the Standing Committee for Human resources and Social Development.

She is the woman one must watch for her beauty and intelligence.