Gursharan Singh Ludhiana Wale lauds Jamshedpur Sikh Community

Jamshedpur: Sikh peacher Gursharan Singh Ludhiana Wale, who attended a religious program in the city, praised the flourishing Sikh faith in Jamshedpur. Speaking highly of the city, he remarked that Guru Nanak Dev Maharaj’s teachings and Sikhism continue to thrive vividly in Jharkhand, especially in Jamshedpur.

Referring to his visits to Ranchi and Jamshedpur, he attributed this vibrancy to the boundless grace of Guru Maharaj. The event was held at the residence of a local Sikh family, where prominent leaders and community members, including Sardar Inderjit Singh, General Secretary of Shri Tatva Harmandir Ji Patna Sahib Management Committee; Sardar Gurmeet Singh Tote, Chairman of the Central Gurudwara Management Committee; young Sikh BJP leader and founder of Sanjhi Awaaz, and former President of the Central Naujawan Sabha Sardar Satbir Singh Somu; Sardar Amrik Singh, President of Central Naujawan Sabha; former General Secretary Inderjit Singh Inder; social activist and journalist Nanak Singh; entrepreneurs Chanchal Singh Bhatia, Inderjit Singh Bindra, Kanwaljit Singh Bindra, Trilok Singh, Ravinder Singh Bindra, Charanjit Singh Trehan, and Devinder Bhatia (Raja) among others, felicitated Brother Gurcharan Singh, his wife, and accompanying colleagues with shawls and warm greetings.

During the event, Sardar Inderjit Singh shared details about the Shaheedi Jagruti Yatra that had set out from Patna Sahib. Sardar Gurmeet Singh elaborated on the journey’s arrival in Jamshedpur, highlighting the enthusiasm, unity, and adherence to Sikh traditions among the local community. Meanwhile, Sardar Satbir Singh provided information on various religious programs organized periodically by different Gurudwara committees, including two major Nagar Kirtans in the city.

The event reflected the enduring spirit of Sikhism in Jamshedpur and showcased the city’s vibrant community participation in religious and cultural activities.