PM Modi pays tribute to Guru Gobind Singh Ji on Parkash Utsav
In a post on X, PM Modi said, "On the sacred Parkash Utsav of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, we bow in reverence to him. He remains an embodiment of courage, compassion and sacrifice."
In a post on X, PM Modi said, "On the sacred Parkash Utsav of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, we bow in reverence to him. He remains an embodiment of courage, compassion and sacrifice."
According to an official statement, they joined the large congregation to express gratitude to the Guru and prayed for the welfare of all.
Taking to the social media platform ‘X’, Shah stated, "On the 350th martyrdom day of the ninth Guru of Sikhism, ‘Hind Ki Chadar’, Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, I bow and pay my respects to him."
The Chief Minister paid obeisance to the Sikh Gurus and was felicitated by the organizing committee with an Angavastra and a memento.
India has called for a more inclusive fight against bigotry that takes on religiophobia, targeting hatred of all religions.
The International Temples Convention and Expo was recently held at Tirupati. This monumental event brought together temples from 58 countries, representing Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Jainism.
The TMC MP arrived at West Burdwan to take part in his Jonosanjog Yatra and first visited the Panagarh Bazar Gurudwara and offered prayers.
The founder of Dal Khalsa and former pro-Khalistan leader Jaswant Singh Thekedar has lauded the work undertaken and accomplished by Prime Minister
Prominent Sikh leaders who were hosted by Prime Minister included president of Delhi Gurdwara Committee Harmeet Singh Kalka, Padam Sri Baba Balbir Singh Ji Sichewal (Sultanpur Lodhi), president Sewapanthi in Yamuna Nagar Mahant Karamjit Singh, Baba Joga Singh of Dera Baba Jang Singh (Nanaksar) in Karnal.
It does not help matters that the ruling dispensation has a very thin skin. Anyone not supporting the Government is seen as an enemy. The Government cannot countenance anyone holding a view different from their own, a dangerous trend because economists and civil servants are appointed to give unalloyed advice. Of course, the Government is free to reject any advice tendered to it but shooting the messenger delivering unpleasant tidings is not expected of a mature government.
