Mohali:- The sudden and permanent demise of renowned social worker Sardar Swaran Singh Bhangu, who dedicated his life to selfless service in the fields of social welfare, education, and humanity, is an immense loss to the social, theatrical, and educational communities.
Sardar Swaran Singh Bhangu was a man of progressive vision, vast experience, and unwavering commitment to human values. Throughout his life, he made significant contributions to the promotion of education, social welfare, public service, and the development of theatre. His simplicity, foresight, and dedication to society will always be remembered. His decision to donate his body to PGI for medical research is a powerful message to society—demonstrating that he served humanity not only during his lifetime but also chose to contribute to society even after his passing through body donation.
Expressing profound grief, Sabat Surat Cine Artists Association President Sardar Amritpal Singh Billa, General Secretary Sardar Amritpal Singh, and Chairman Sardar Mahavir Singh Bhullar stated that the sudden loss of Sardar Bhangu is an irreplaceable loss for society. His services and noble ideals will continue to inspire future generations.
The Association extends its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, especially his wife, renowned film actress Mrs. Gurpreet Kaur Bhangu, his son Baagi Bhangu, and all family members. Prayers were offered to the Almighty to grant eternal peace to the departed soul and provide strength to the family to bear this profound loss.
On this occasion, Narinder Nina, Sunny Gill, Jarnail Singh, film director Janjot Singh, Arjan Singh, Gurpreet Singh Khalsa, Sukhbir Pal Kaur, Prabhjeet Kaur, Harkirat Pal Singh, Talwinder Bhullar, H.R.D. Singh, Sunny Amritsariya, Maninder Moga, Baljinder Darapuri, Daljit Singh Arora, Sukhbir Singh, Kulbir Mushkabadi, Dr. Rupinder Singh, Satpal Singh, and others also expressed their deep sorrow and condolences.