Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, along with AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal, attended the Light and Sound Show organised in Anandpur Sahib to commemorate the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. Mann said that hosting such meaningful programmes on the sacred land of Anandpur Sahib not only preserves the rich Sikh history but also helps youth reconnect with their spiritual and cultural roots.
Bhagwant Mann Attends Light and Sound Show in Anandpur Sahib
Mann highlighted that the Punjab government is dedicated to presenting Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s life, teachings and philosophy in engaging, modern formats so that people of all age groups can understand and appreciate the Guru’s unmatched sacrifice for humanity. He added that introducing these narratives through creative mediums ensures that the values of courage, religious freedom and compassion continue to remain relevant in contemporary society.
Chief Minister further stated that programmes like the Light and Sound Show
The Chief Minister further stated that programmes like the Light and Sound Show serve as a bridge between the past and the present, reminding people of the sacrifices made to protect faith and human rights. Such initiatives, he said, also help strengthen cultural awareness and unity among communities, fostering a deeper sense of pride in Punjab’s heritage.
Mann also appreciated the large participation of devotees and families who came to witness the event. He mentioned that the overwhelming response reflects how deeply people value their history and how important it is for the government to continue organising such culturally significant programmes across the state.
The Punjab government, under Mann’s leadership, has been consistently promoting heritage-based events, festivals and educational initiatives to ensure that Sikh history reaches schools, colleges and global audiences. He reiterated that Punjab will continue to honour its Gurus by preserving their legacy through technology, art and community engagement.
