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Fire in Rajasthan gurdwara

Abohar: A fire broke out in a gurdwara in Sriganganagar’s 8Q village on Monday, damaging four ‘birs’ of the Guru Granth Sahib. A granthi put out the fire. Sikh leader Tejinderpal Singh Timma said the gurdwara caretaker had forgotten to...

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Updated At : 05:09 PM May 27, 2020 IST

Abohar: A fire broke out in a gurdwara in Sriganganagar’s 8Q village on Monday, damaging four ‘birs’ of the Guru Granth Sahib. A granthi put out the fire. Sikh leader Tejinderpal Singh Timma said the gurdwara caretaker had forgotten to turn off the electricity supply changer, which caused short-circuit. OC

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