Nawanshahr, October 24 (Gurbakhsh Singh Mahe):- Pargat Singh, president of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee, along with his companions, paid obeisance at Charan Chhoh Ganga, Sri Khuralgarh Sahib, the sacred land blessed by the visit of Sri Guru Ravidas Maharaj Ji. On the occasion, he paid homage to the revered memory of Guru Ravidas Maharaj Ji and prayed for the welfare of all, social harmony and the progress of humanity.
He said this sacred shrine is dedicated to the teachings of Guru Ji and his message of social equality and human unity. The devotees who pay obeisance here resolve to follow the path shown by Guru Ji and strengthen the spirit of mutual love and respect in society.
Through his Bani, Guru Ravidas Maharaj Ji envisioned a society free from caste discrimination, social hierarchies and other forms of inequality. His teachings inspire people to lead their lives with mutual brotherhood, truthfulness, humility and hard work. Paying obeisance at Sri Charan Chhoh Ganga symbolises devotion and respect for Guru Ji’s teachings.
The chairman of the Gurdwara management committee, Shri Nazar Ram Mann, and its president, Sant Surinder Das Ji, said that devotees from across India and abroad visit this sacred place to receive Guru Ji’s blessings and draw inspiration from his Bani to give the right direction to their lives.
Sri Khuralgarh Sahib holds a special place in Punjab’s religious and social heritage. The philosophy of Guru Ravidas Maharaj Ji shows the way towards establishing equality, dignity and brotherhood in society. His message inspires all humanity to unite and create a just and harmonious society.
On this occasion, the Gurdwara management committee specially honoured president Pargat Singh and the representatives who accompanied him. Those present included former member of the Punjab State Scheduled Castes Commission Gyan Chand Diwali, UK; Sant Karam Chand; Baba Dayal Chand; Manjit Muggowal; head of the reception committee Shri Jagdish Kumar; Manjit Muggowal; Sant Karam Chand; press secretary Gurbakhsh Singh Mahe; Sukhchain Singh Kala, Punjab president; Sant Girdhari Lal, head granthi; Som Nath Gangar; Tara Chand; Jarnail Singh Kullewal; Harbhajan Bassi; Mahinder Singh Bassi; Ram Singh Khurali; Dalbir Raju; Surjit Khanpuri; Bijeshwar Kumar; Narinder Mistri; Tinku Adon; Mahesh Sood; P. L. Sood; Dr Satpal; Master Ram Das; and several other leaders.
