�Waheguru, I have been shot�
These were the last words of Shaheed Bhai Jaspal Singh. �He did not cry or scream for help. �Instead, Bhai Jaspal Singh remained calm and remembered Waheguru during his last breaths.
On March 29, 2012, Bhai Jaspal Singh of�Gurdaspur was martyred by Punjab Police during a peaceful protest�organized to raise awareness of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana’s execution by the State. �Bhai Jaspal Sigh was reciting Gurbani along with the Sikh Sangat, when�the Punjab Police opened fire on the congregation.
Bhai Jaspal Singh was born in 1994 in a Gursikh family, in the village of Sidhwan Jamita, district Gurdaspur. �At the time of his martyrdom, Bhai Jaspal Singh was�studying Engineering at the Beant College in Gurdaspur. �He was a bright student and had a vast interest in Sikh practices. �He took amrit at a young age and remained steadfast towards Sikh values and principles.
Since his martyrdom, guilty police officers have not been punished. �An investigation report has confirmed that the bullet that killed Bhai Jaspal Singh was fired by the police. �Sri Akal Takht Sahib has recognized Bhai Jaspal Singh as a shaheed and his portrait has been installed at the Central Sikh Museum, located just outside the entrace of Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar.
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ssa g…Khalsa g plz correct the village name of bhai jaspal singh that is chorr sidhwan.
we are always remeber saheed bhai jaspal singh ji.