Indian Sikh pilgrims, in collaboration with the Evacuee Trust Property Board and the Federal Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, Government of Pakistan, began harvesting wheat crops in Guru Nanak Dev Maharaj’s field at Gurdwara Darbar Sahib, Kartarpur, under the Project Management Unit Kartarpur.

The Sikh pilgrims, accompanied by the CEO of the Project Management Unit, Additional Secretary Shrine Saifullah Khokhar, and other Sikh leaders, harvested the crops in Guru Nanak Dev Maharaj’s field. The pilgrims expressed their joy and spiritual connection to the land, chanting “Bole So Nihal” as they worked.

The event coincided with the Vaisakhi celebrations, and the Sikh pilgrims extended their heartfelt gratitude to the Government of Pakistan and the Evacuee Trust Property Board for taking good care of their historic Gurdwaras and allowing them to plough Guru Nanak Dev Maharaj’s fields, which holds deep spiritual significance for them.

They also expressed their appreciation for the warm hospitality and excellent arrangements made for the Vaisakhi celebrations and the Khalsa birthday. The Sikh pilgrims praised the efforts of the Project Management Unit Kartarpur for ensuring a smooth and memorable experience for them during their visit.

As part of the Vaisakhi celebrations, a Kabaddi match was organized under the auspices of the Project Management Unit Kartarpur and the Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee. The Sikh pilgrims enjoyed traditional Punjabi dances, including Bhangra, and expressed their joy and gratitude.

The harvesting of Guru Nanak Dev Maharaj’s crops was a historic moment, reflecting the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Sikhism. The event showcased the importance of agriculture, community service, and devotion in Sikhism, leaving a lasting impression on the Sikh pilgrims.