Sargodha: November 5, 2013. (PCP) Former Federal Minister, Convener Overseas Assembly Pakistan, Convener World Minorities and Nominee for Nobel Peace Prize Mr. J Salik said that there are four pillars of state about which we always talk but we neglect the beams on which the roof is stable. He introduces the four beam s of state too, he said industry, nationalism, culture and traditions and Citizens are the four beams of the state. He said the industry is the major and most essential beam of the state because industry is playing role everywhere in the society, industry is the bake bone of the any state; he was addressing Sargodha Chambers of Commerce and Industry. He said this new theory of four beams must be accepted by us to match with the self-created modern world. Before this, the Senior Vice President of Sargodha Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) Mr. Mohammad Irfan But welcomed him in Sargodha Chambers of Commerce and Industry and said that Mr. J Salik is a well known man who worked a lot for deprived and depressed public of the country. His struggle for justice is really comment able. He talked about the unlucky incident when a lady and her daughter became the victim of a police officer’s sexual abuse; He praised the firm stand of J Salik after which no women would go to police station at night for any sort of purpose. It is his efforts that separate police stations for women are operational throughout the country. He said that the government Cabinet appreciated the services of J Salik in 1996 and nominated him for Nobel Peace Prize. People from Minority are also playing their role in every field of life in very well manners, he said. Vice President Ahsan Elahi Shaikh, Sec General Khaliq Ahmad Khan, Mazhar Ahmad Malik Former President, Mr. Mukhtar Mirza Former Vice President, Javed Iqbal, Mr. Adeel Younas, Mr. Farooq Ahmad Vohra, Mrs. Mukhtar Mirza, Mukhdoom Zafar Iqbal Executive Member, Malik Qasim Naeem Khan President Press Media and others were present on this occasion. At the end Mr. J Salik thanked the SCCI for their remembrance Shield.