Led by Sant Baba Daljit Singh, the Nagar Kirtan began at Preet Nagar and concluded with devotion and enthusiasm
Chogawan, October 25 (Baagi): A grand Nagar Kirtan was organised at Gurdwara Bakshish Dham, Preet Nagar, dedicated to the sacred Parkash Purab of Jagat Guru Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Held under the guidance of Sant Baba Daljit Singh, founder of Bakshish Dham, the religious procession witnessed enthusiastic participation by devotees from across the region.
The programme began with the bhog of Sri Akhand Path Sahib at the gurdwara. Following this, Sant Baba Daljit Singh offered prayers and formally commenced the Nagar Kirtan. The sacred Saroop of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji was placed in a beautifully flower-decorated bus, led by the Panj Pyare.
The devotion and enthusiasm of the participants were evident throughout the procession. Devotees travelled in cars, buses, jeeps, tractor-trolleys and motorcycles while reciting Gurbani, creating a deeply spiritual atmosphere throughout the area.
When the Nagar Kirtan reached Lopoke from Preet Nagar, it received a warm welcome from volunteers and local representatives, including Rana Ranbir Singh Lopoke, Dr. Ravinder Pal Singh Bhullar, Satinder Pal Singh and Dr. Gurbej Singh.
The procession subsequently passed through Kohala, Vaniaike, Bahirwal and Ranike before reaching Gurdwara Bakshish Dham, Dhodiwind, where it concluded successfully.
Along the route, devotees from various villages arranged continuous langar for the participants. Tea, pakoras, sweets and fruits were served with devotion and affection, reflecting the Sikh tradition of selfless service and community participation.
Among those present on the religious occasion were Rana Ranbir Singh Lopoke, Master Kabal Singh Sandhu, Sarpanch Gursewak Singh Gavy, Baba Lakha Singh, Secretary Rashpal Singh, Mahinderjit Singh, President Manjit Singh and Dr. Gurdeep Singh, along with a large number of prominent local personalities and devotees.
The Nagar Kirtan brought the community together in a spirit of faith, devotion and service, marking the sacred occasion of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Parkash Purab.
