Patna: Unbroken “Bhajan-Kirtan”, the queue of worshipers “Mattha Tech”, Round-the-Hour “Langar” and “Amrit Paan” marked Prakash Parv, a warning born 552 from the teacher Nanak Dev, at Sikh Teacher, at Takhat Sri Harmandir Ji Patna Sahib Gurdwara on Friday.
A large number of worshipers from various parts of the country participating in the celebration.
The entire Gurdwara procession wore a colorful look with tastefully decorated lights.
Visitors appear to click Selfie in and around Gurdwara.
Secretary General of the Sri Harmandir Committee Ji Prabandhak, Sardar Indarjit Singh, said the number of worshipers could be between 18,000 and 20,000.
“They are mainly from Punjab, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand.
Sikh worshipers are pleased with the reopening of Kartarpur’s corridor because Teacher Nanak Dev Ji has spent 17 years his life in Kartarpur and even works as a farmer,” added Sardar Daljit Singh, Supervisor of the Prabandhak Committee, “The Head of Justice Patna said the Sanjay Karol High Court, officer IAS Harjot Kaur and many other officials reached Gurudwara and gave prayers to the first teacher’s sikh.
Trilok Singh from Delhi, Gurmet Singh from Dehradun and Indarjit Singh Fakkar participated in Bhajan-Kirtan.” Singh said he said It was a Purnima Kartik day, hundreds of Hindu worshipers who reached Ganga Ghat for Holy sauce also offered prayers in Gurdwara and joined Langar.
At night, Hukmama Teacher Granth Sahib was read to worshipers.
Because Patna DM has directed the Prabandhak Committee to take part in the Covid protocol, some Gurdwara officials are seen advising people to keep the distance and use masks.
Patna: Thousands of people pray at Gurdwara in Prakash Parv
