Mahilpur, (December 23) According to the directions of Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Public School Ladhewal Mahilpur with the support of Sahibzada Baba Ajit Singh Sewa Society Area Mahilpur and Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle Area Mahilpur under the care of Pri Rajwinder Kaur. The march was carried out
Which started from Gurudwara Shaheedan Ladhewal, this march took place in village Halluwal and ended by returning to Gurdwara Shaheedan. Students of different schools and their parents participated in this awareness march wearing saffron turbans and dupattas. On this occasion, Dr Jang Bahadur Singh Roy, member of Shiromani Committee, contractor Surinder Singh Bhullewal Rathan, Prof Apinder Singh Mahilpuri General Secretary of Collaboration Council Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle, Jathedar Harbans Singh Sarhala President of Sahibzada Baba Ajit Singh Sewa Society, Manager Jaswinder Singh were present on this occasion. . On reaching the Guru Ghars of the village Halluwal of this Chetna March, the members of the organizing committees of the Guru Ghars distributed fruit and milk langars to the devotees participating in the Chetna March.
  On this occasion, a drama related to the biography and martyrdom of the Sahibzades was performed by the students of the school in the village of Haluwal.
On reaching back to Gurdwara Shaheed, Rupinderjot Singh Mahilpuri distributed mango trees to the devotees. On this occasion, Jagjit Singh Bharata Ganeshpur, Rupinderjot Singh Babbu Mahilpuri, Sarabjit Singh Sabi, Ma Amrik Singh, Madam Mandeep Kaur, Surinder Kaur Khalsa, Sukhwinder Kaur former Sarpanch Kaharpur, Prof. Gurdeep Singh Chak Kataru, Sukhwinder Singh, Bhupinder Singh, Sarabjit Singh Sabi, Gurlat Singh, Head Granthi Harbans Singh, Madam Sharanjit Kaur Bains, Ranveer Singh Secretary, Dr. Paramjit Kaur, Pracharak Gurjit Singh, Satnam Singh Laksihan, Lakhvir Singh Lakha, Jaswinder Singh Singh Garshankar, Jagdeep Singh Vice President Municipal Council Mahilpur, Kashmir Singh, Gurdeep Singh Haluwal, Sewa Singh including Sikh Sangat were present in large numbers.