Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale - Saint and Martyr By: Dr. Choor Singh Sidhu

Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale. No monument has been built to the memory of Sant Bhindranwale by the Sikhs to attest to the gratitude owed by the Sikh nation for his sacrifice in defending the sanctity of the Golden Temple against overwhelming odds, tanks, and artillery of the Indian Army.

No observer of current Indian politics, particularly that of the Sikhs and of Punjab, is unacquainted the name of Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale.

Uneducated in western ways or English language, but well-versed in Sikh tradition and lore, by the time he reached thirty Bhindranwale, was widely considered an intensely committed, deeply religious, highly dedicated Sikh Missionary.

Bhindranwale died in 1984 but his presence still looms large over Punjab politics and Sikh psyche. Before the Indian Army's attack, not many educated Sikhs were keen on him or comfortable together with his message. The Circumstances of his death and therefore the subsequent anti-Sikh policies of the Indian Government have made a martyr out of him.

This book contains 2 chapters which have been gracefully written in English.

The physical appearance of this book is unique with an eye-catching graphic image. It is 10 inches long, 7.5 inches wide, and approximately 0.5 inches thick.

The Quality of paper used to print this book is premium, which ensures a rich and satisfying reading experience.

SPECIFICATION

Author:              Dr. Choor Singh Sidhu

Publisher:          B. Chattar Singh Jiwan Singh

Language:          English

Total Pages:       78 Pages

Cover:                  Hardbound

Material:            Paper

FEATURES:

·         Premium Quality Paper

·         Easy to understand Language

·         Durable Cover

·         Vibrant Colored Cover

·         Attractive font