Special Report :
New Delhi 15 ,December, In a historic and deeply respectful gesture, the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Haryana and the Government of Haryana organised grand, dignified, and wide-ranging programmes across the state to mark the 350th Shaheedi (Martyrdom) Anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji, the ninth Sikh Guru and a universal symbol of sacrifice, courage, and protection of human rights.
The Haryana Government’s extensive observance of this sacred occasion has sent a strong, positive, and reassuring message not only to the Sikh community of Haryana but also to the entire nation, reaffirming the state government’s firm commitment to inclusive governance, communal harmony, and respect for India’s rich spiritual heritage.
A Message of Sarbat Da Bhala and National Unity
Through well-planned religious, cultural, and educational programmes, the Haryana Government highlighted the timeless teachings of “Sarbat Da Bhala” (welfare of all) and the supreme sacrifice made by Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji for the protection of religious freedom, human dignity, and justice.
Large-scale participation by Sikh organisations, religious scholars, youth, and citizens from all communities reflected the deep emotional connect and trust that the Sikh community shares with the Haryana Government under the present leadership.
Sikh Community Appreciates CM’s Vision and Sensitivity
The Sikh population of Haryana has warmly welcomed and highly appreciated the initiatives taken by the Chief Minister. Sikh leaders, intellectuals, and members of the community have openly praised the Haryana Government for honouring Sikh history with dignity and sincerity, and for ensuring that the teachings of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji reach the younger generation.
Community representatives stated that such programmes strengthen social unity and reflect the Chief Minister’s belief in walking together with all sections of society, without discrimination.
Government Walking With Every Section of Society
The Chief Minister of Haryana has once again demonstrated that his government believes in “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas”, by ensuring that every community feels respected and valued. The successful organisation of the 350th Shaheedi anniversary programmes stands as proof that the Haryana Government is deeply sensitive to the sentiments, faith, and history of the Sikh community.
A Model for Other States
The dignified manner in which Haryana observed the martyrdom anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji has set an example for other states on how governments can honour religious history while strengthening national unity.
The Sikh Times, National Daily English Newspaper, salutes the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Haryana and the Government of Haryana for this commendable initiative, which has strengthened the bond between the Sikh community and the state, and reinforced the spirit of unity, respect, and harmony across the country.