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Kashmiri Pandits Hold Blood Donation Drive to Honour Guru Tegh Bahadur’s Martyrdom

Dr AR Lone by Dr AR Lone
24/11/2025
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Kashmiri Pandits Hold Blood Donation Drive to Honour Guru Tegh Bahadur’s Martyrdom
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Srinagar, Nov 24 (JKNS): Kasmiri Pandits from Gurgaon and NCR paid homage to sikh Guru Teg Bahadur at Bani dham Gurgaon. Besides Blood Donation Camp, a Medical Health Check -up awareness campaign was organized by the doctors and team from Artemis hospital Gurugram.

A Blood Donation Camp was organised by the Indian Red Cross Team who has come with their team to arrange the camp.

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Members from Bani Mandir Gaushala participated in the medical and Blood Donation Camp with enthusiasm and remembered the supreme sacrifice of Guru Tegh Bahadur ji and other Martyrs including Bhai Mati Das ji, Bhai Sati Das ji, Bhai Dayala ji.

Unparalled offering of his Sheesh and sacrifice of Dada Kushal Singh Dahiya ji from Garhi village (now Bad Khalsa) near Sonepat was also brought to the notice as history has been hidden from the masses of this nation and remembering these sacrifices for upholding Dharma for nation is the need of the hour which should be the preached among the youngsters to fight this evil face of terrorism.

350 years of sacrifices are still going on after the recent attack from the same streets of Chandini chowk where Guru Tegh Bahadur ji was Martyred to save Dharma in 1675.

Besides Ravinder Pandita, President of AIKS and noted orator Mr Sushil Pandit, following members of Civil society were present which included Dr Raj Nehru,Mr Amit Raina,Smt Amita Pathak well known social activist and members of Durga Vahini, Mr. Ajay Pandita,Mr Pankaj Dhar members of Kashmiri Hindu Prakoshth Haryana took part.

Ravinder Pandita and Sushil Pandit threw light on Guru Teg Bahadur’s sacrifices and the historical connection of Kashmiri Pandits. (JKNS)

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