Hundreds of Youngsters and Children Tied Turbans During the Camp: Bhai Mandeep Singh Khurd
Kathunangal, October 28 (Wadala): Under the “Aao Dastaran Sajaiye” (Let Us Tie Turbans) campaign, Virsa Sambhal Sardari Lehar Punjab has been making continuous efforts to spread the message and importance of the Sikh turban worldwide.
As part of these efforts, a special turban-tying camp was organised at Sachkhand Sri Harmandir Sahib, Sri Amritsar Sahib, to mark the Prakash Purab of Sri Guru Ram Das Sahib. The camp was held under the patronage of Sri Akal Takht Sahib, with the special cooperation of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and VSS Productions.
Sharing information about the event, Bhai Mandeep Singh Khurd, national president of Virsa Sambhal Sardari Lehar Punjab, and Anmoldeep Singh Sehmi of VSS Productions said that a large number of youngsters and children benefited from the camp.
They stated that hundreds of youngsters pledged to maintain the Sikh identity, remain committed to the unshorn Sikh form and wear turbans regularly. The participants were honoured with turbans, and training on tying turbans was also provided.
Children who shared oral knowledge about Gurbani and Sikh history were also honoured with medals, certificates and turbans.
Bhai Mandeep Singh Khurd said the main objective of organising the camp was to encourage youngsters who had drifted away from Sikh traditions to reconnect with Gurbani and Sikh identity and inspire them to wear turbans.
Those present included Information Officer Amritpal Singh; Parikrama In-charge Gursewak Singh Bhura; Virsa Sambhal Sardari Lehar Punjab Chief Secretary Bhai Gurwinder Singh Lovely; Chief Adviser Amandeep Singh Rattan; Tarandeep Singh Khalsa; international turban coach Sukhchain Singh Kurar; Harwinder Singh Amargarh; Harpreet Singh Cheema; Prabhpinder Singh Bathan; Arasjot Singh Ball; preacher Pardeep Singh Badinpur; Jashandeep Singh Tajpur; Sukhpreet Singh Khattra; Tarandeep Singh Ludhiana; Husandeep Singh Amritsar; along with a large number of turban coaches and members of the organisation.
