Garhshankar/Hoshiarpur- The Bhagwant Mann Authorities on Wednesday infused Sri Khuralgarh Sahib with devotion, resolve, and historic intent because it formally launched state-level celebrations of the 649th holy Parkash Purab of Sri Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj, setting in movement a year-long, state-wide observance main as much as the landmark 650th Parkash Purab in 2027. From the sacred soil of Sri Khuralgarh Sahib, revered because the birthplace of Sri Guru Ravidas Ji, the Bhagwant Mann Authorities signalled that the celebrations would prolong far past a single congregation, carrying Guru Ji’s timeless message of equality, concord, and human dignity from this historic shrine to each village and family in Punjab.
The three-day state-level occasion, marked by deep non secular fervour and large participation, will culminate on February 6 with the Bhog of Sri Akhand Path Sahib, when CM pays obeisance at Sri Khuralgarh Sahib and supply prayers for peace, prosperity, concord, and brotherhood throughout the state.
The graduation of the state-level celebrations witnessed the presence of a lot of revered saints and non secular leaders, underscoring the non secular and social significance of the event. Amongst these current had been Sant Kewal (Faucet Asthan Sri Khuralgarh Sahib), President Sri Guru Sadhu Samparda Society Punjab Sant Nirmal Das Ji, Nationwide President Adi Dharm Mission Sant Satwinder Hira, Sant Dayal Nath Samundra, Sant Jagir Singh Nandachaur, Sant Dharmpal of Dham Chanan Puri Sahoura, Balkar Singh of Taggar Barara, Sant Ramesh Das of Sherpur, Sant Manpreet Das of Cheta, Sant Balwant Singh of Dhingrian, Satnam Singh of Pandori Sadhan, Sant Kuldeep Singh of Bassi Maroof, together with a number of different saints and non secular figures.
A number of senior leaders and dignitaries additionally paid obeisance, together with Cupboard Ministers Harpal Singh Cheema, Tarunpreet Singh Sond, Harjot Singh Bains, Dr Ravjot Singh, and Lal Chand Kataruchak, Deputy Speaker Jai Krishan Singh Rouri, Chairman of the Punjab SC Fee Jasvir Singh Garhi; MLA Chabbewal Dr Ishank Kumar; Advisor to the Division of Tradition and Tourism Deepak Bali; and different distinguished personalities.
Addressing the media after paying obeisance,Cheema stated, “The Punjab Authorities has resolved to have a good time the 650th Parkash Purab of Sri Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj in 2027 on an unprecedented and historic scale.” Cheema said that, underneath the management of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, the Punjab authorities has already launched a year-long collection of programmes starting with the 649th Parkash Purab, aimed toward taking the teachings of Guru Ravidass Ji to each family.
He stated, “The core goal of the year-long celebrations is to make sure that the life, philosophy, and message of Sri Guru Ravidass Ji attain each part of society. As a part of this initiative, college students throughout all faculties, schools, and academic establishments in Punjab will likely be sensitised to Sri Guru Ravidass Ji’s teachings, beliefs, and contribution to social reform.”
Cheema reiterated the Punjab Authorities’s full dedication to propagating Guru Ji’s teachings and stated that particular academic, cultural, and social programmes are being deliberate throughout the state all year long.
Deputy Speaker Jai Krishan Singh Rouri highlighted the profound historic and non secular significance of Sri Khuralgarh Sahib, stating that congregations held at this sacred web site play a vital function in strengthening social unity and concord. He stated that the teachings of Sri Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj give humanity a timeless message of equality, brotherhood, love, and collective welfare, and that the state-level occasion at Khuralgarh Sahib would additional reinforce these values in society.
Sond said, “Sri Khuralgarh Sahib is a significant centre of religion not just for devotees from Punjab however from throughout the nation. He famous that Sri Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj’s teachings instil the spirit of equality, compassion, and selfless service.” He assured that complete preparations have been made for the comfort of the Sangat and added that the Punjab Authorities is planning a number of programmes all year long as a part of preparations for the 650th Parkash Purab in 2027.
Harjot Bains stated that the lifetime of Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj symbolises wrestle, simplicity, and dedication to human welfare. “Guru Ji’s teachings proceed to information society in the direction of fact and righteousness and added that the state authorities stays dedicated to the event of spiritual locations and the creation of higher amenities for devotees,” he added.
Dr Ravjot Singh said that Sri Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj gave society the highly effective message of rising above caste, discrimination, and social hierarchy to serve humanity selflessly. “Guru Ji’s concepts are much more related in current instances and appealed to the Sangat to undertake these teachings of their each day lives,” he added.
Kataruchak stated that the Punjab Authorities is firmly dedicated to selling goodwill, brotherhood, and equal alternatives for all sections of society in accordance with the teachings of Sri Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj.
Chairman of the Punjab SC Fee Jasvir Singh Garhi stated that Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj’s teachings are a powerful basis for social justice, equality, and human welfare. “Guru Ji gave society the message to eradicate discrimination and inequality and added that sustained efforts are being made to translate these beliefs into motion by efficient implementation of welfare schemes aimed on the social, academic, and financial upliftment of Scheduled Castes,” he added.
Chabbewal MLA Dr Ishank Kumar stated that the state-level congregation being held on the sacred land of Sri Khuralgarh Sahib serves as a strong centre of non secular power for the Sangat. “The teachings of Sri Guru Ravidass Ji Maharaj encourage folks to comply with the trail of fact, compassion, service, and devotion. An egalitarian and robust society can solely be constructed by embracing Guru Ji’s concepts,” he asserted.
