Is caste based reservation in Sikh Institutions is as per Gurmat?

1/16 Did you know that Giani Thakur Singh, son of Bhai Maha Singh, who was a soldier in

the army of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, first built Hemkunt in 1932 on the hill of Rawalsar near

Sunder Nagar Dam. This place was discovered by taking guidance from the mythological

book Suraj Prakash written by Nirmala kavi Santokh Singh and the composition ‘Siri

Kalgidhar Chamatkar’ written by Nirmala Veer Singh on the basis of Bachittar Natak. But not

many people showed interest to visit this place. So it did not last long and was closed within

a year. According to Nirmala scholar Pandit Tara Singh Narottam, this was not the place

mentioned by Bhai Vir Singh in his mythological work ‘Siri Kalgidhar Chamatkar’ and where

Guru Gobind Singh ji had performed penance in his so-called previous birth thousands of

years ago. (These three men, poet Santokh Singh Churamani, Bhai Veer Singh and Pandit

Tara Singh Narottam, were followers of Hindu organization Nirmal Akhadha of Kankhal

(Haridwar) and staunch believers of Brahmanical ideology)

2/16 Then again in 1936, on the basis of the poetry composition ‘Ab Main Apni Katha

Bakhano’ of the sixth chapter of the Bachitra Natak, according to the same book written by

Nirmala Veer Singh, another attempt was made to dig somewhere else. The responsibility of

this work was entrusted to Bhai Sohan Singh, who got retired from the army of the British

government. Sohan Singh identified a place in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand according to

the details given in the book written by Nirmala writer Bhai Veer Singh, which was verified by

Nirmala Bhai Veer Singh himself. Bhai Veer Singh, seeing the place, immediately said, “Yes,

this is the same place whose description is there in the Bachitra Natak (which has now been

renamed as Dasam Granth). Bhai Veer Singh gave Sohan Singh twenty one hundred rupees

at that time and asked him to start the construction of the gurdwara.

3/16 Sohan Singh took the money and went to Mussoorie to collect the construction

material, where he found another sikh named Sepoy Modan Singh, a military havildar.

Together, the two men started the construction of the gurdwara, for which they received

financial assistance time to time through Bhai Veer Singh. So the two men, with the help of a

few other locals, cleaned up the surrounding space and constructed a room with a tin roof. In

1937, nishan sahib was installed there and the gurdwara was established by displaying Guru

Granth Sahib ji.

4/16 It is worth noting that another new Hemkunt was found 800 miles away from the first by

reading the same poem on the basis of which the first fake Hemkunt was erected. This lie

was propagated by the governments of that time, the anti-Sikh parties, the saleable people,

greedy and timid preachers, leaders and jathedars of the Sikh society with full force. Buses

were run for the convenience of the devotees and roads were built by cutting the mountains

by the army. In this way, this mythical place was made famous all over the world on the basis

of a fabricated mythological story told by greedy and character assassinator priests.

5/16 The construction of the building was started in 1960. A Major General Harkirat Singh of

the Indian Army, who was the KC10 Engineer-in-Chief, came to Hemkunt. He saw an

ordinary structure there and an idea came to his mind of building a better darbar hall instead

of that ordinary room. He called bhai Manmohan Singh Siali, who worked under him, who

was an architect in the MES department, to prepare a map of the new building at Hemkunt.

He also directed that the entire structure should be made in such a way that neither the water stops on it nor the snow can last long on the roof and there is no adverse impact of
climate change. Keeping all this in mind, Bhai Manmohan Singh prepared a map of a
two-storey 40×40 feet area building to be built entirely of stainless steel.
6/16 For this work, he asked Delhi-based contractors Sahib Singh, Harbhajan Singh and
Gursharan Singh to prepare a steel structure in small pieces. Started in 1967 near Gurdwara
Rakab Ganj Sahib Delhi, the steel structure looking like an inverted lotus flower, reached
Gobind Ghat easily by trucks, but it was a very difficult task to take it at final destination
through the rugged paths at an altitude of 15,200 feet and then assemble it there. It took
about 14 to 15 years to complete all this work. From 1981-1982, this two-storey building was
ready, which you go to see today bearing with many physical and mental sufferings. By
1977, only 516 passengers had arrived. Then 6050 in 1980, 189340 in 1990 and 35 lakhs
arrived in 2022. So far, 15,000 pilgrims have died due to road accidents or by falling into
deep ravines.
7/16 Now the point to be considered is why the British or Indian governments time to time
have been so interested in all the anti-Gurmat activities that have taken place till date and
why have the Sikh soldiers played a major role in carrying out their dirty missions? Even
now, apart from repairing the roads there, all the work of removing snow from the roads and
gurdwara building is being carried out by the Indian army at the expense of the Indian
government. Now on the one hand, the government has become so kind that it is also
announcing to provide a rope way to Hemkunt, while on the other hand, it has imposed GST
on the langar of The Darbar Sahib. Apart from this there is a vigorous campaign all over
India to distort Sikh history and eliminate the symbols of The Gurus. Well what could be the
motive behind such duplicity?
8/16 (Note:- The pilgrimage to this arbitrary and fake pilgrimage place/gurdwara of the Sikhs
has opened for 2023. Ignorant devotees are rushing towards it to fulfill their wishes. For
more information you can read Ajit newspaper of May 21st, 2023)
9/16 Even though Gurmat does not believe in the next or previous births, this building named
Hemkunt has been built to blunt the edge of Gurmat. If the concocted story of Guru Gobind
Singh ji’s previous birth associated wthere his place is to be told in a few words, it is
something like this:
10/16 The battle of Goddess Durga goes on for a long time with the demons but she could
not defeat them. In order to eliminate them, she finally sought the help of The Samunda
Rishi of Markande Rishi’s clan. Then Rishi Samunda said that he will just call warrior Dusht
daman. He will kill all the demons. At that time, the giants also reached there and started
asking for help from sage. The sage replied that I have already promised to help Durga, so
now I cannot help you. On hearing this, the giants got angry and moved towards the sage
waving their swords. Sage said that he was a Brahmin so he cannot fight. But the Dusht
Daman is about to arrive, he will confront you. Saying this, Rishi started praying before his
ishta devta. His prayer had not yet been fulfilled when the Dusht Daman arrived who was
revealed by the lion’s roar. He took out his sword and killed all the demons. Seeing all this,
Durga Devi was very happy and offered a shining sword to the Dusht Daman and said, “Now
you will be born on earth in the house of Tegh Bahadur. There your name will be Gobind
Singh and you will organise a new Khalsa Panth.

11/16 This mythological story raises a serious question for us whether we, who are being

called Sikhs today, are existing only because of the blessings of Goddess Durga. If we

believe that the Bachitra Natak is the bani of Guru Gobind Ji and Hemkunt has been made

on the basis of his life story (Sapt Saring Sobhit Hai Tahan), then following his declaration,

such Hemkunts should also be built in all the mountains of the world wherever seven peaks

are visible around one place. There are many such mountains in Afghanistan, Australia,

Malaysia and many other countries.

12/16 Then in the same composition, it is further said from Guru Gobind Singh ji, “I was

immersed in devotion with my faith. I didn’t want to take birth on the Earth. My father and

mother took baths in rivets and gave donations there, they fasted and performed many other

rituals regularly on the various pilgrimage places to get a son born to them. They also went

to Triveni. There they also gave a lot of donations. Then I was forced to be born.”

13/16 Now the Hemkuntians should be asked that on the basis of your story, that according

to you, happened thousands of millions of years ago, a Gurdwara has been built, but

according to the same story, pilgrim places visited by historical Sikh personalities Guru Teg

Bahadur ji and Mata Gujrri ji, that too just a few centuries ago, why the Sikhs have not built

gurdwaras so far on the banks of the so-called ‘Bhant Bhant Ke Tirthas?

14/16 Then Bhai Lehna ji, who was born in 1504 AD and who, from the age of twenty eight

to thirty years, used to visit Vaishno Devi temple every year alongwith devotees and later

ascended to the position of our Second Guru in 1539, why has a gurudwara not been built

near that Vaishno Devi temple till date? Many other such examples can be given.

15/16 This treachery is not happening only with us. Brahmanism is such a vicious system

that is always ready to convert its opposing ideology into Brahmanism and continues to do

dirty tricks. Therefore, in order to mislead the Sikhs of South India who cannot reach

Uttarakhand, they have built another small Hemkunt near Pavana Dam on the hills of

Komshet near Pune. It appears that it would have been a temple earlier which has later been

converted into a gurdwara. From a distance, this building appears to be the temple and on

the wall above its door, on one side there is a sign of khanda and on the other side there is a

symbol of Om and in the middle place, little Hemkunt Sahib is written. In order to make this

mini Hemkunt popular, there is a full force of the organization called ‘Young Sikh Leaders’

there. A motorcycle ride has also been taken out for The Sikh youth of Pune. Not only this, a

wooden gurdwara in the shape of Hemkunt has also been built in Fazilka (Punjab)

16/16 This is the real truth of Hemkunt which is very important for every Sikh to be aware of.

So Gurdwara Hemkunt is not related to Sikh Guru, Sikh

religion, Sikh history and Sikhs

Guru’s Humble servant,

Mohinder Singh Diddan

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