Canada-based devotee offers 1-kg gold at Golden Temple

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Updated At : 02:26 PM Jul 09, 2022 IST

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Amritsar, July 8

Canada-based devotee Mehar Singh Chandna offered 1 kg gold at the Golden Temple. He offered the gold in the form of 10 coins weighing 100 gm each.

Chandna said it was the wish of his late son Mandeep Singh Chandna, which he fulfilled. He prayed before the Guru to bless humanity with peace and welfare of all.

SGPC additional secretary Partap Singh and temple manager Sulakhan Singh honoured Chandna and his family members with siropas and presented them the shrine photos.

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