Social worker Mehtab Singh Wadala announces special event; Nishan Wadala to be honoured with a Bullet motorcycle
Amritsar, September 29 (K.L. Jit Walia): The annual Jod Mela dedicated to the memory of Baba Bhai Puro will be celebrated with religious devotion and enthusiasm at the historic Gurdwara Bhai Puro and Bhai Fandi Sahib, located in village Wadala Bhittewad. The annual religious gathering will be organized by the Gurdwara management committee with the cooperation of the sangat, as per the tradition.
As part of the annual Jod Mela, social worker Mehtab Singh Wadala, son of late former chairman Harpal Singh Wadala, is organizing a special Kabaddi Tournament on October 1. Prominent player Nishan Wadala of Bhittewad will be honoured with a Bullet motorcycle for his contribution and achievements in the sport.
Local Gurdwara Management Committee president Sukhwinder Singh, vice-president Surjit Singh and SGPC Dharam Pracharak member Jathedar Jaswant Singh (UP) said that with the blessings of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, the Sri Akhand Path Sahib will commence on September 29 following an Ardas by Granthi Bhai Harpal Singh.
The Bhog of Sri Akhand Path Sahib will be held on October 1, followed by a religious programme in the open Diwan Hall. Renowned Kirtanis, saints and religious personalities, including Sant Baba Gurdev Singh Kulli Wale, Sant Baba Gurpinder Singh Wadala, Bhai Sukhpreet Singh, Bhai Harpreet Makhu, Bhai Palwinder Singh Khasa, Dr. Gurpreet Singh, Katha Vachak Bhai Baldev Singh and others will participate.
The Gurdwara management committee will also honour the Mehtab Singh Wadala family for their continued contribution to various social and community welfare initiatives. According to the organizers, the family has supported the village dispensary, cremation ground, roads, langar arrangements, religious services, COVID-related assistance and free medical camps, among other activities.
During the mela, the Yuva Sewa Sabha and other volunteers will provide services to the visiting sangat, including juice and cold drinks, bicycle parking and assistance with footwear arrangements.
The organizers said the annual tournament also aims to encourage the younger generation to stay away from drugs and remain connected with traditional sports and Punjabi heritage. During the matches, renowned artists have also been invited by the Wadala family. Players and personalities will be encouraged and honoured with tins of desi ghee, a Bullet motorcycle and commemorative mementos.
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