Ally keeps faith

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DELIGHTED Ally McCoist gives Scotland’s largest Sikh temple the thumbs-up.

The smiling Rangers boss was among 3,000 guests at yesterday’s public opening of the £4million Gurdwara in Pollokshields, Glasgow.

Organisers were overwhelmed by the numbers at the event — but the visitors didn’t go hungry as local volunteers had prepared 10,000 chapatis, 3,000 vegetarian samosas and 15,000 cups of tea.

 

 PROCESSION WALKS THROUGH THE STREETS IN POLLOKSHIELDS FROM OLD SIKH TEMPLE ON NITHSDALE ROAD IN GLASGOW TO THE NEW GURDWARA TEMPLE TO TAKE PART IN THE OPENING CEREMONY

Charandeep Singh, of the Gurdwara management committee, said: “It has been fantastic and such a great day.”

But all the excitement was a bit too much for one little girl — who burst into tears when she met Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

 

 DEPUTY FIRST MINISTER NICOLA STURGEON IS SNUBBED BY A YOUNG GIRL AT THE SIKH GURDWARA TEMPLE IN GLASGOW TODAY AS THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE GATHERED TO TAKE PART IN THE OPENING CEREMONY