Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana participated in a Chhabeel Seva organised by local residents in Phase 7, SAS Nagar Mohali, in remembrance of the supreme martyrdom of Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji, the Fifth Sikh Guru. The camp, where chilled sweetened water was served to the public, reflected the Sikh values of selfless service, compassion, and humanity.
During the visit, the Mayor paid his respects to the sacred memory of Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji and appreciated the efforts of the local residents and volunteers who had organised the Chhabeel. He interacted with the volunteers, encouraged their spirit of service, and acknowledged their contribution towards keeping alive the rich traditions of Sikh heritage through community service.
The Chhabeel attracted residents from different parts of Mohali, who came together to participate in the seva and pay tribute to Guru Sahib’s teachings of humility, sacrifice, and universal brotherhood. Such community initiatives strengthen social harmony and inspire people to serve society with compassion and dedication.
Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana said that the teachings of Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji continue to inspire generations to follow the path of peace, tolerance, and selfless service. He noted that programmes like Chhabeel not only honour the Guru’s legacy but also bring communities together in the spirit of unity and mutual respect.
Speaking on the occasion, Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, the Punjab Government remains committed to preserving Punjab’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage while promoting social harmony and community participation. He said that the life and teachings of Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji inspire society to serve humanity with compassion and humility. He appreciated the organisers for their noble initiative and prayed for the peace, prosperity, and well-being of all the people of Mohali. The Chhabeel Seva at Phase 7 reflected the enduring values of service and togetherness that continue to strengthen communities across SAS Nagar Mohali. Alongside infrastructure development and public welfare initiatives, preserving cultural and spiritual traditions remains an important part of building an inclusive, compassionate, and harmonious society.
