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{{Template:Counter-Terrorism badge}}[[Hamira Khan]] (formerly [[Hamira Sarwar]]) 'set up the [[Scottish Conservatives Community Cohesion Task Force]] and holds the position of Chair'.<ref>Hamira Khan [http://www.hamirakhan.com/politics.html Politics], accessed 12 March 2010</ref><ref>Yoututbe [http://www.youtube.com/user/hamirakhan Hamira Khan], accessed 6 February 2010. ([http://www.spinprofiles.org/images/5/59/YouTube_-_hamirakhan%27s_Channel_1265457961014.png Screengrab here])</ref> Khan was the Westminster candidate for Glasgow East to fight the 2010 General Election <ref>Hamira Khan [http://www.hamirakhan.com/ Home page], accessed 12 March 2010</ref> and sat on the advisory board of the short lived Conservative linked think tank [[Social Justice Scotland]].   

The Taskforce was cited by 'one of Scotland's leading restaurateurs and entrepreneurs' [[Satty Singh]] on the announcement he had switched his support from Labour to the Conservatives. The ''Herald'' reported:

:Mr Singh stresses his charitable connections and argues the Tory leader is the only one "looking to the charitable sector to help address chronic problems in our communities". He says he is genuinely impressed by the Conservative Party's commitment to broaden its appeal to every section of our community and is "proud" to declare his support for the Tories publicly. He said: "It is a more inclusive party thanks to the creation of the [[One Nation Forum]] and its [[Scottish Conservatives Community Cohesion Task Force|Community Cohesion Taskforce]] and I look forward to playing my part in these organisations."<ref>Michael Settle '[http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/politics/glasgow-curry-king-vows-to-support-tories-1.1005576 Glasgow curry king vows to support Tories]' ''The Herald'' 11th February 2010</ref>

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