I happened to visit the samadhi and museum at Gadi Sampla today on the legend's b'day. I clicked some picture from the stuff related and present in museum. His Mudda, Dari , Chair were brought from Pakistan and now placed in this museum at Sampla.
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समर भाई अति उत्तम |Originally Posted by Samarkadian
I happened to visit the samadhi and museum at Gadi Sampla today on the legend's b'day. I clicked some picture from the stuff related and present in museum. His Mudda, Dari , Chair were brought from Pakistan and now placed in this museum at Sampla.
Sharing with you.
Remember, we all stumble, every one of us.
That's why it's a comfort to go hand in hand.:D
Kudos to Samarji for showing these photographs of excellent historical articles brought from Lahore.
Would he or anybody else throw more light on the story of the establishment of this museum as when it was founded and who brought these articles here and who contributed these articles from Pakistan Residence and now housed here etc. it has created a sense of curiosity in my mind to know all the details related with this 'sacred' site for the Jats of Indian sub continent.
Moreover kindly inform the readers about the condition of the "NEELI KOTHI" got constructed by Chaudhaaary Seth Chhaju Ram for revered Deenbandhu at Rohtak.
It would be a nice addition to the knowledge of those persons like me who have not visited this place at Sapala Gaarhi, the birthplace of our revered Chaudhary Sahib.
Regards,
Dr. Raj Pal Singh
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