A spiritually charged Nagar Kirtan procession, organized to commemorate the martyrdom anniversary of Guru Teg Bahadur Ji, culminated in Mohali with massive devotee participation. The religious march marked the culmination of events honouring the 400th Parkash Purab of the ninth Sikh Guru.
The procession, which began from Gurdwara Sri Amb Sahib, featured traditional religious fervour with devotees singing hymns and sharing the Guru's message of supreme sacrifice. The Nagar Kirtan created an atmosphere of deep spirituality as it wound its way through the city streets.
Community Participation and Security Arrangements
Thousands of devotees from across the Tricity region joined the procession, demonstrating their reverence for Guru Teg Bahadur Ji. The event saw meticulous planning by the Mohali district administration, with comprehensive traffic diversions implemented to ensure smooth passage for participants.
Police authorities had issued detailed advisories regarding route changes and alternative pathways. The security arrangements ensured that the religious event proceeded peacefully while minimizing inconvenience to the general public.
Historical Significance of the Martyrdom
Guru Teg Bahadur Ji, the ninth Sikh Guru, sacrificed his life protecting religious freedom and human rights. His martyrdom in 1675 at Chandni Chowk, Delhi, stands as a testament to his commitment to defending the right of all people to practice their religion without fear.
The Nagar Kirtan serves as an annual reminder of the Guru's supreme sacrifice and his teachings of courage, compassion, and standing against tyranny. The event reinforces the Sikh principles of defending religious freedom for all communities.
The successful organization of this religious procession highlights the strong community spirit and organizational capabilities of the Sikh community in Mohali and surrounding areas.
