Indian origin magistrate councillor Ranjit Dheer honoured by Queen Elizabeth

London:  the prestigious award for his services to the UK government got honoured by queen Elizabeth -2 is of Indian origin magistrate councilor Ranjit Dheer in UK. Announcing this, the official government publication, the London Gazette said Mr. Dheer was first elected as Councilors in Ealing in 1982 and has won eight local government elections in the past 35 years.

Mr. Dheer, 75, was named in the New Year Honors list for 2018 for services to local government. He also has served the borough as a chair of many committees’ schools boards and public bodies as well as a deputy mayor and mayor.

During this long period, he has served the borough as a chair of many committees, school boards and public bodies as well as a deputy mayor and mayor.

He is the longest-serving Deputy Leader of the Council in the UK, having been first elected to this post in 2005. At present he is also Ealing’s cabinet portfolio holder for community services and safety. Also he has served as a Justice of the Peace (Magistrate) and as a member judge of the Employment Tribunals.