Thousands of devotees gathered in Kurukshetra to mark the 350th martyrdom day of Guru Tegh Bahadur, the ninth Sikh Guru revered for his supreme sacrifice in defence of religious freedom. The historic occasion drew pilgrims from across India and abroad.
Special prayers, kirtan recitals, and religious discourses were held at prominent gurdwaras and venues in Kurukshetra. Devotees paid homage to Guru Tegh Bahadur, who laid down his life in 1675 to uphold the right to faith and protect human dignity.
Organisers highlighted the Guru’s message of courage, compassion, and universal brotherhood, noting its enduring relevance in contemporary society. The large turnout reflected the deep spiritual connection and respect people continue to hold for his legacy.
Authorities ensured smooth arrangements for the influx of devotees, with security, medical aid, and transport facilities in place. The commemorative events underscored Kurukshetra’s significance as a centre of faith and history, resonating with the Guru’s timeless teachings.
