The Darshan Didar Yatra carrying relics of three Sikh Guru’s entered Moga district and was well received by devotees led by Agriculture Minister Jathedar Tota Singh, Moga MlA Joginder Pal Jain, MlA Mahesh Inder Singh, SAD district president Jathedar Tirath Singh Mahla, Mayor Akshit Jain, State Information Commissioner Nirdharak Singh Brar , and all SGPC members from the district.
Prominent among those present on the occasion included Deputy Commissioner Parminder Singh Gill, SSP Mr Hardial Singh Mann, SP (H) Harjit Singh Pannu, besides several others.
A contingent of Punjab Police also gave a guard of honour to the yatra.
An initiative of Punjab Government and SGPC, the yatra started on May 6 from Sri Dukhniwaran Sahib Gurudwara in Patiala and after passing through all the districts of State will culminate at Sri Anandpur Sahib.
Jathedar Tota Singh lauded the efforts of Punjab Government and SGPC for starting this yatra, which would educate the youth about religion, history and legacy. He said the yatra carries relics of Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib, Sri Guru Teg Bahadar Sahib and Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji displayed in a specially crafted 33 feet long bus.