Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann described it as a moment of immense pride for Punjab and the Sikh community as a tableau dedicated to ‘Hind Di Chadar’ Sahib Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s 350th martyrdom centenary was showcased at the Republic Day 2026 parade. The tableau highlighted the life, philosophy, and supreme sacrifice of the ninth Sikh Guru, drawing national attention to his timeless message.
Bhagwant Mann stated that Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s martyrdom stands as an eternal symbol of human rights, religious freedom, and justice. He emphasised that the Guru’s sacrifice was not limited to any one community but was for the protection of humanity as a whole, making his legacy universally relevant even today.
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The Chief Minister underlined that Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s life continues to inspire people to stand firmly for truth and resist oppression, regardless of circumstances. His sacrifice remains one of the strongest moral foundations of India’s pluralistic and inclusive ethos, which aligns closely with the constitutional values celebrated on Republic Day.
The tableau, displayed during the national parade, portrayed the Guru’s courage and commitment to safeguarding freedom of belief, reinforcing India’s long-standing tradition of tolerance and coexistence.
Punjab Government’s Continued Efforts
Bhagwant Mann said the Punjab government is making sustained efforts to familiarise people from all sections of society—especially the younger generation—with the history, teachings, and ideals of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. These efforts aim to ensure that the Guru’s message of fearlessness, justice, and compassion continues to guide society.
He added that commemorating such historical milestones at national platforms strengthens collective consciousness and promotes respect for India’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage.
Republic Day and Shared National Pride
The inclusion of the tableau at the Republic Day parade symbolised a confluence of India’s constitutional values and spiritual legacy. It served as a reminder that the foundations of the Republic are deeply rooted in sacrifices made for freedom, dignity, and equality.
As the nation celebrated Republic Day 2026, the tableau dedicated to Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji stood as a powerful reminder of India’s enduring commitment to justice, liberty, and human rights—principles that continue to define the spirit of the Republic.
