Publication marks 350th Martyrdom Year of the Ninth Sikh Guru, promoting peace and spiritual legacy
Jalandhar News: A solemn and reverent ceremony was held in Jalandhar as the religious heritage book “Spiritual Journey of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib” was formally presented to Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Aggarwal. Authored by Punjab State Information Commissioner Harpreet Sandhu, the book commemorates the 350th Martyrdom Year of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib and aims to educate diverse communities about the Guru Ji’s life, teachings, and unparalleled sacrifice.
The volume, earlier released by Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria at the Punjab Raj Bhawan, chronicles the sacred journey of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib through vivid descriptions of historical Gurdwaras and holy sites sanctified by His presence. The presentation in Jalandhar highlighted the continuing relevance of the Guru Ji’s message of peace, compassion, and righteousness.
A pictorial brochure complementing the book—featuring visual interpretations of the Guru Sahib’s spiritual essence—was also unveiled. The Deputy Commissioner acknowledged the initiative as a meaningful effort to bring the Guru Ji’s legacy closer to the public through an accessible pictorial narrative. He also lauded efforts of Harpreet Sandhu who compiled this book to further spread the teachings and message of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji.
Later in the day, State Information Commissioner Harpreet Sandhu also shared copies of the commemorative book with Lt. Gen. Ajay Chandpuria, General Officer Commanding 11 Corps; ADGP PAP M.F. Farooqui, IPS; and BSF Inspector General Dr. Atul Fulzele.
Representatives of the Army, Punjab Armed Police, and Border Security Force collectively paid homage to Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib during brief observances held across the city.
The initiative served as a heartfelt tribute to the Ninth Sikh Guru, reaffirming His timeless message that continues to inspire humanity.
