Nawanshahr - Like every year, this year also Guru Nanak Mission Seva Society sent a large group of Sangats from the area to visit the Gurudhams. There were 164 members present in this group. Giving this information, Chief Sevadar of Guru Nanak Mission Seva Society Surjit Singh said that this group of 164 members left in three buses from the office of Guru Nanak Mission Seva Society yesterday morning at Amrit Vela. Starting from Nawanshahr, the Sangat first reached Sarai Naga, the place of light of Guru Angad Dev Ji. Where after paying obeisance, the current manager of Gurudwara Sahib Baba Hardeep Singh welcomed the devotees.
Surinder Singh Grover, Pritam Singh JE and Surinder Singh from Shri Sukhmani Sahib Seva Society Muktsar Sahib were also present on this occasion. After this the devotees reached Sri Muktsar Sahib where they visited Gurdwara Tuti Garhi Darbar Sahib, Gurdwara Tambu Sahib, Gurdwara Mata Bhago Ji and Gurdwara Shaheed Ganj. Later, the devotees paid obeisance at Gurudwara Rakab Ganj and Gurudwara Tibbi Sahib located outside the city by buses. After marking their presence here, the devotees reached Jaita where they visited Gurudwara Guru Ki Dhab and Gurudwara Ganga Sar Sahib. In the last phase of the yatra, the Sangats attended Gurudwara Nanak Sir Sahib Ji. Despite the scorching heat, there was no decrease in the enthusiasm of the devotees and with the grace of Waheguru ji, the journey was completed successfully. Devotees returned after darshan late at night.
Among the devotees who came from different villages, Jagjit Singh Bata, Kuljit Singh Khalsa, Hardeep Singh Gad Padhana, Baldev Singh UK Bank, Dilbagh Singh Usmanpur, Amarjeet Parmar Karnana, Master Joga Singh Rahon, Joginder Singh Rahon Daljit Kaur, Jujhar Singh Maujowal Mazara, Gurcharan Singh. Pabla, Daljit Singh Badwal, Daljit Singh Saini, Satnam Singh Gulati, Harjit Singh Bhatia Mahinder Singh Jalwaha, Paramjit Singh Punglia, Sucha Singh, Baldev Singh SDO, Mata Swarn Kaur Khalsa, Jaswinder Kaur Dhall, Gyan Singh, Sukhdev Singh BSNL, Amrik Singh Bachhauri and a large number of Sangat were present.