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PM Modi Honors Guru Gobind Singh Ji's Legacy of Truth, Justice, and Righteousness

Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid heartfelt tributes to Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji on his Parkash Utsav, emphasizing the Guru's enduring inspiration for truth, justice, and righteousness. He shared pictures from his earlier visit to Takhat Sri Harimandir Ji Patna Sahib, the Guru's birthplace, reflecting on the spiritual significance of the site. The celebration includes illuminated gurudwaras, Anand Path, and Prabhat Feri, marking the Guru's birth with devotion and joy. The tribute also connects to Veer Baal Diwas, observed on December 26 to honor the martyrdom of the Guru's sons, underscoring a legacy of sacrifice and dignity.

Key Points: PM Modi Pays Tribute to Guru Gobind Singh Ji on Parkash Utsav

  • Tribute on Parkash Utsav
  • Legacy of courage and sacrifice
  • Inspiration for truth and justice
  • Visit to Patna Sahib shared
  • Link to Veer Baal Diwas
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"Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji inspires us to stand for truth, justice and righteousness": PM Modi

PM Modi honors Guru Gobind Singh Ji's Parkash Utsav, highlighting his teachings on truth, justice, and sacrifice, and shares memories from Patna Sahib visit.

"His life and teachings inspire us to stand for truth, justice, righteousness and to protect human dignity. - PM Modi"

New Delhi, December 27

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday paid tributes to Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji on the occasion of his Parkash Utsav, remembering the Sikh Guru's enduring legacy of courage, compassion and sacrifice.

In a post on X, the Prime Minister said that Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji continues to inspire generations to uphold truth, justice and righteousness, while also guiding people towards service and selfless duty.

"On the sacred Parkash Utsav of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, we bow in reverence to him. He remains an embodiment of courage, compassion and sacrifice. His life and teachings inspire us to stand for truth, justice, righteousness and to protect human dignity," PM Modi wrote.

The Prime Minister also shared glimpses from his visit earlier this year to Takhat Sri Harimandir Ji Patna Sahib, one of the five Takhts of Sikhism and the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji.

"Here are pictures from my visit to the Takhat Sri Harimandir Ji Patna Sahib earlier this year, where I also had darshan of the Holy Jore Sahib of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji and Mata Sahib Kaur Ji," the Prime Minister added.

The Prakash Purav, which marks the birthday of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, is celebrated with enthusiasm and good cheer every year. The Gurudwaras are illuminated with glittering lights to signify Prakash (light), followed by Anand Path and Prabhat Feri, which comes into practice a few days before the main festival.

Earlier, on December 26, Veer Baal Diwas was observed across the country to commemorate the sacrifice of Sahibzada Zorawar Singh and Sahibzada Fateh Singh, the younger sons of Guru Govind Singh, who made the supreme sacrifice at the tender ages of nine and six years respectively to defend the dignity and honour of Sikhism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on January 9, 2022, announced that December 26 would be observed as 'Veer Baal Diwas' to commemorate the martyrdom of the sons of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.

- ANI

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Aman W
Respectful post. The values of courage and selfless service (seva) that Guru Gobind Singh Ji embodied are universal. Good to see national leaders highlighting figures who unite us through their principles.
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Priyanka N
The story of the Sahibzadas, especially on Veer Baal Diwas, always brings tears to my eyes. Such immense sacrifice at such young ages. Remembering their bravery puts our daily problems into perspective. A powerful legacy indeed.
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Rahul R
While the sentiment is appreciated, I hope such tributes translate into concrete actions that protect the dignity and rights of all communities, as the Guru taught. Words are important, but deeds matter more.
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Simran P
As a Sikh, I feel proud when our Gurus' teachings are recognized nationally. Guru Gobind Singh Ji's establishment of the Khalsa was about empowering the common person to fight injustice. That spirit is what India needs today. ✨
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David E
Reading about this from abroad. The principles highlighted here—truth, justice, righteousness—are universal pillars for any society. India's rich history of spiritual leaders offering such guidance is remarkable.

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