The Holy mood

Keertans were played and crackers bursted. Lassi, cold drinks and sweets were distributed to people all along the way. Crowds gathered to watch Sikhs displaying traditional martial arts introduced by Sikh Gurus for self-defence. Kids dressed in traditional Sikh outfits could be seen riding on 40 horse buggies that participated in the procession.

Volunteers were seen cleaning the streets through which the procession passed. 8220; We did not want other people to be affected. So, more than 150 volunteers picked up waste wrappers of eatables and other garbage from all the streets through which the procession passed. A water tanker also followed the procession to clean the streets,8221; said Kabir Singh Sayal, Working Committee member of the procession committee.

Keertans and Langar will be organised at Gurudwara Guru Singh Sabha on October 23, 24 and 25 as a part of the celebrations.