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As an aside, some comments from readers :
Hey you missed one..
Field trip Reporter… Who goes to Gurdwara Sahib and think he can analyze all type of people and write a report thinking that he covers 20 aspects of why people comes to Guru Ghar…..
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One thing reporter forgot that ..Sikhi is humble… One of the Bhagat ji started to pray because his mother promised him sweets… We all started somewhere, forced by parents to go to Gurdwara…Birthday celebration,…and many other occasions…etc..
At least they picked Guru Ghar!!!!!!
“Kabir sabh te hm bure hm taj bhalo sab koe, jin esa kar bhujya meet hamara soe.”
Bhul Chuk Maaf…
- Gurmeet Singh
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the rensbhaee groupies - those who only seem to go gurdwra for akj
rensbhaees the concerned citizens - those who only ever come to the gurdwara to cast their votes for the committee elections
the sunday school run folks - never set foot in the gurdwara themselves but feel compelled to send the kids to
keertan and punjabi class
the £1.25(Savaa Pound?)
ardaas offerors - must have their names read out in the
ardaas
the techies - those who practically bring their entire home sound system just to record the
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the cashpoint crew- only ever give money to the
ragi so they can get pick up some loose change back
the students union - only ever come to the gurdwara if the programs been arranged by the youth for the youth
the
majnoos and
lailas - they come to secretly meet their beloved
the wanabee
majnoos and
lailas - if only they could find that someone special

the not so rebellious youth - come only because their parents make them, cant wait to leave
the
bibian sabha - turn out in force to get darshan of and sing along with their new favourite sant's old
dharnas
the revolving door committee men - only ever see them at the gurdwara they are currently in charge of
the curious non-sikhs - they've come for the full gurdwara experience but get uncomfortable at the thought of curious sikhs staring back at them whilst they're there
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