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Introduction: But this place was popularised by Bhai Vir Singh by writing Book: Sri Kalgidhar Chamatkar, starting with Hemkunt to Sach Khand. In 1936, modest 3-metre square shrine was built, which has now become a popular Tourist Spot. Truly speaking, Guru Gobind Singh (1666-1708) during his life span, neither shared such information with the Sikhs, nor he had visited that place.
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Introduction: As the chief of this Jatha, Harnam Singh Dhumma first exhibited himself as an anti-Badal person, developed relations with radical Akalis but soon, under instructions from the Intelligence Agencies he began changing his stance; and, within just 13 months he had secretly shook hands with Badal;[10] the first revelation of this new relationship came to surface on the 26th of February 2006 when he chaired * Virsa Sambhal Sammelan *;[11] this gathering had been arranged in collaboration with Ravi Inder Singh, Surjit Barnala s supporters, Parmjit Singh Sarna, Ranjit Singh Dhadarianwala and other anti-Badal Akalis, but, in this function Lakhbir did not say even a single word against Badal; in fact they (the organisers) did not know that he (Harnam Singh) had already established secret liaison with Badal. In the middle of this function Ravi Inder Singh and Surjit Barnala group smelt the conspiracy and left the stage before the passing of the resolutions;[12] open declaration of union between Badal and Harnam Dhumma was announced in August 2011 when both joined hands to contest the SGPC as one group.
Introduction: Sunder Singh was known as * Sri Maan 108 Giani Sunder Singh Nirmala ;** *he was a student of Pandit Jawala Das Udasi;[1] Giani Sunder Singh s mission was a combination of *Udasi* and*Nirmala* activities and they used the weapon of *khanday-di-pahul** *and series of *akhand path* to attract crowds of people; and they achieved tremendous success.