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At an inter-faith event held at Gurudwara Ulsoor to mark the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, MP Lahar Singh Siroya paid heartfelt tribute to the Guru’s unparalleled sacrifice and message of unity. Addressing the gathering, he highlighted India’s strength in diversity and emphasised inclusive development.
Organisers present a bouquet and memento to Lahar Singh Siroya
Bengaluru: Member of Parliament Lahar Singh Siroya attended an inter-faith event at Amit Hall, Gurudwara Ulsoor, as the Chief Guest to mark the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji.
Siroya paid rich homage to Guru Tegh Bahadur, calling his supreme sacrifice and steadfast courage an eternal symbol of India’s civilisational strength and moral leadership. He said India’s harmony in diversity is the nation’s backbone.
Emphasizing India’s unity in diversity, the MP said that communal harmony forms the backbone of the nation’s identity. He also highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, stating that inclusive development is now reaching every citizen without discrimination, strengthening social cohesion and national progress.
Lahar Singh Siroya addresses the gathering during the event
The inter-faith gathering saw participation from several prominent figures, including Nisar Ahmed, Chairman of the Karnataka State Minority Commission; Reverend Dr Thomas; President Prithpal Singh Bhatia, Dr Harminder Singh, Mandhir Singh, and Jasbir Singh Dhody of Sri Guru Singh Sabha.
The event underscored the Guru’s universal message of sacrifice, unity, and peace, bringing together community leaders and faith representatives in a shared tribute.
The 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji is a historic and emotional occasion, with tributes being paid to his unparalleled sacrifice across the country and the world. The ninth Sikh Guru, who sacrificed his life in 1675 to protect religion and human rights, is revered as the "Chadar of Hind." He displayed indomitable courage in the face of persecution and forced conversions, embracing martyrdom to defend truth and religious freedom. His life embodies compassion, equality, and spiritual fortitude, which continues to inspire millions even today.
Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji's universal message is being remembered through events, interfaith dialogues, and special prayers held across the country and abroad. Community and religious leaders emphasize that Guru Ji's teachings transcend the boundaries of time and religion, inspiring us to follow the path of peace, harmony, and humanity. His martyrdom is not just a historical event but also a reminder to us today that unity in diversity, religious freedom and moral courage are the foundation of a just society.
