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Rupnagar:The three-day Shaheedi Jod Mel, running from December 18 to 20, under the third phase of Martyrdom Fortnight, began on Wednesday with a grand Nagar Kirtan from Gurudwara Sri Gurugarh Sahib, Village Brahman Majra. Under the canopy of Sri Guru Granth Sahib and under the leadership of Panch Pyaras, this huge city kirtan passed through various villages and ended at Gurudwara Sahib in the evening. On this occasion, a large number of devotees paid obeisance at Gurudwara Sahib.
Baba Satnam Singh Ji, Chief Servant of Gurdwara Sri Gurugarh Sahib Guru Ke Bagh told that a huge Nagar Kirtan was organized on the first day of Shaheedi Jod Mel. From the religious stage decorated in the Diwan Hall, the famous Ragi, Dhadi and Quishiri troupes of Panth sang songs and narrated the history of the Guru. He said that on December 20, many cult personalities will be in front of the congregation on the religious stage.
History of Gurdwara Sahib
Guru Gobind Singh Ji took care of Bhai Bachitar Singh Ji, who was injured in the fort of Kotla Nihang Khan, after getting separated from his family on the Sarsa River at midnight of 6.7 Poh. After this, he passed through Bhatta Sahib with Bade Sahibzade and 40 lions and reached village Brahmin Majra and rested for the night. After taking bath in the ancient well in the morning, Guru Sahib left for Sri Chamkaur Sahib.
Gurudwara Sri Jangsar Sahib Patshahi VI located in village Brahman Majra also has historical importance. Here Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji stayed during the solar eclipse in Kurukshetra while returning to Kiratpur Sahib, where a three-day battle took place with the Pathans. In this struggle, 500 Sikhs were martyred and the daughter of the Pandits was freed from the Muslims. To protect the Pandits, the brave Jat Dhanoy of village Ghanduen settled this village.