Sydney / Sri Ganganagar: Gurjinder Singh Gavy and Student Union were mentioned during a Private Members’ Statement on community services in the Blacktown electorate in the New South Wales (NSW) Legislative Assembly on September 15, 2026.
The statement, titled “Blacktown Electorate Community Services”, was delivered by Mr Stephen Bali MP, Member for Blacktown, and highlighted contributions made by community organisations supporting residents in the region. The NSW Parliament’s Hansard index records the statement under Private Members’ Statements dated September 15, 2026.
According to a Hansard (Proof) extract supplied for reference, the statement referred to Student Union, led by Gurjinder Singh Gavy, also known as Gavy, describing the organisation as providing guidance to students and assisting them with practical challenges and, where required, navigating government systems.
The statement also refers to Gavy as an advocate for students and records his stated interest in expanding his service and outreach if given the opportunity.
The reference was made during an individual Member’s Private Members’ Statement. It does not represent a resolution, award or formal endorsement by the NSW Legislative Assembly.
About Gurjinder Singh Gavy
Gurjinder Singh Gavy is associated with Rottanwali village in Sri Ganganagar district, Rajasthan, and is engaged in youth leadership and community development across India and Australia.
According to organisation-prepared profile material, Gavy currently holds the following positions:
- Chairman, NRI & Overseas Congress Cell, Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee (RPCC)
- National President, Indian Overseas Youth Congress Australia
- President, Student Union India–Australia
His profile material describes his activities as including student guidance, youth engagement, community initiatives, and engagement with the Indian diaspora in India and Australia.
Statement by Gurjinder Singh Gavy
Gavy said the mention of community service-related work in the NSW Legislative Assembly record was a matter of honour and responsibility.
He said his efforts have focused on providing practical assistance to students, members of the Indian diaspora and people in need, and that his focus remains on expanding these initiatives.
Source and verification note
This release is based on a copy of the NSW Legislative Assembly Hansard (Proof), dated September 15, 2026, supplied for reference. The NSW Parliament’s Hansard index independently records a Private Members’ Statement titled “Blacktown Electorate Community Services” for that date, delivered by Mr Stephen Bali MP.
The references to Student Union and Gurjinder Singh Gavy in this release are based on the Hansard (Proof) extract supplied for reference. The final published Hansard should be cross-checked for any textual amendments before publication.
The organisational designations and biographical details concerning Gurjinder Singh Gavy are based on organisation-prepared profile material and related published references and have not been presented as parliamentary findings.
The statement attributed to Gurjinder Singh Gavy is provided as a statement from him and should be confirmed by the client as authorised for publication.
