Haroli/Una, March 21 (Rajveer Chopra): The first death anniversary of the renowned social worker, the late Master Bhupinder Singh Ji, was observed with deep reverence and respect in his ancestral village, Jarg, in the Ludhiana district. To mark this occasion, a grand *Kirtan Diwan* (congregational hymn singing) was organized as part of a religious program.
The proceedings commenced with the sacred recitation of *Sukhmani Sahib Ji*. Following this, Baba Naresh Singh Ji—who had arrived from the holy shrine of *Tap Sthan* Shri Khuralgarh Sahib—spiritually uplifted the congregation through the chanting of *Gurbani Kirtan*.
In his address, he described Master Bhupinder Singh Ji as a great social worker—a man of gentle speech and a serene disposition. He was an individual who consistently stood in solidarity with every section of society. Furthermore, he remained actively involved as a *Sevadar* (volunteer) and committee member at *Tap Sthan* Shri Khuralgarh Sahib.
He made a significant contribution to the *Kar Seva* (voluntary construction and maintenance work) at *Tap Sthan* Shri Khuralgarh Sahib. He played a pivotal role in propagating the message of Shri Guru Ravidas Maharaj Ji across the Malwa region and in fostering a spiritual connection between the congregation and Khuralgarh Sahib.
Members of the congregation expressed that the void left by Master Bhupinder Singh Ji can never be filled, and his selfless services will forever be remembered.
On this occasion, his grandson, Amritpal Singh Lucky, extended his gratitude to the congregation present at the event.