The reference came in a Private Member’s Statement titled “Blacktown Electorate Community Services”, delivered by Mr Stephen Bali MP, Member for Blacktown, on September 15, 2026. The statement acknowledged the contribution of community organisations and individuals supporting residents in the Blacktown area.
Among the groups mentioned was Student Union, led by Gurjinder Singh Gavy, who is also referred to as “Gavy” in the statement. The Hansard (Proof) passage states that Student Union supports students by providing guidance and helping them navigate practical challenges and government systems when needed.
“One such group is Student Union, led by Gurjinder Singh Gavy, who is affectionately known as Gavy. Student Union supports students and helps them with guidance and in navigating practical challenges and government systems when needed. Commendably, Gavy is a passionate advocate for students and has expressed a desire to expand his service if given the opportunity,” Mr Stephen Bali MP, Member for Blacktown, NSW Legislative Assembly Hansard, September 15, 2026.
The statement describes Student Union’s role in assisting students with guidance, practical support and navigation of government systems. It also refers to Gavy’s advocacy for students and his stated desire to expand his service if given the opportunity.
The reference was made during a Private Member’s Statement by an individual Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly. It does not constitute a resolution, award or formal endorsement by the Assembly. The Hansard reference is a documented mention of community work in an official state parliamentary record.
Gurjinder Singh Gavy is associated with Rottanwali village in the Sadulshahar Assembly constituency of Sri Ganganagar district, Rajasthan.
According to organisation-prepared profile material, Gavy currently serves as Chairman, NRI & Overseas Congress Cell, Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee (RPCC); National President, Indian Overseas Youth Congress Australia (IOYC Australia); and President, Student Union India–Australia.
His activities have focused on community engagement, student guidance, youth outreach and support for the Indian diaspora across India and Australia.
“The mention of community service-related work in the official record of the NSW Legislative Assembly is both an honour and a responsibility. My effort has always been to provide practical assistance to students, members of the Indian diaspora and people in need,” Gurjinder Singh Gavy said.
The release is based on a copy of the NSW Legislative Assembly Hansard (Proof), dated September 15, 2026, received directly by email from the Member’s office. The relevant statement is titled “Blacktown Electorate Community Services”, and the speaker is identified as Mr Stephen Bali MP, Member for Blacktown.
The quoted English passage has been reproduced from the unedited Hansard extract supplied. A separate highlighted version containing different wording was also received for reference, but that edited version has not been used for the quotation.
The live final Hansard record on the NSW Parliament website could not be independently retrieved using the available search tools at the time of preparing the release. Accordingly, no unverified or assumed link has been included. The record should be cross-checked against the final published Hansard when it becomes available.
The organisational designations and biographical details included in the release are based on organisation-prepared profile material and related published references. They have not been independently confirmed through a separate authoritative news source, and no dates of appointment have been inferred.
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