Debate on Dasam Granth; Issues and Evidence - Global Sikh Studies
Debate on Dasam Granth; Issues and Evidence - Global Sikh Studies
Debate on Dasam Granth; Issues and Evidence - Global Sikh Studies
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preserve you; read the Grant’h <strong>and</strong> attend to its tenets; <strong>and</strong> whoever remains true to the<br />
state him will I aid.”<br />
Why Malcolm Wrote in 1810 A.D. that, “Nirmala <strong>and</strong> Shahid, who read the sacred writings,<br />
may hereafter introduce some changes”? Because, as per British Policy, they created <strong>and</strong><br />
popularized Dasmi Patshi Ka <strong>Granth</strong> which was transliterated from a document called<br />
“NANAK PANTHI KABHYA” with the help of Nirmalaa of Patna.<br />
It is well known to students of Political Science <strong>and</strong> history that “It has been always a<br />
notorious tactics of political power to deny a distinct unity to populati<strong>on</strong>s it seeks to<br />
govern, to treat them as C<strong>on</strong>tingent <strong>and</strong> Indeterminate” History <strong>and</strong> other evidence as<br />
outlined above shows that in 1800 Britishers started enjoying the fast declining fortunes<br />
of Mughals at Delhi but has to face recently rising str<strong>on</strong>g <strong>Sikh</strong> Power In North. They knew<br />
real power <strong>and</strong> history of <strong>Sikh</strong>s in North. They intenti<strong>on</strong>ally created <strong>and</strong> promoted so<br />
called “Dasmi Patshahi Ka <strong>Granth</strong>” to gain entry in Punjab <strong>and</strong> exp<strong>and</strong> their Kingdom for<br />
Missi<strong>on</strong>ary <strong>and</strong> Political Purpose.<br />
<strong>Sikh</strong>ism is an integrated religi<strong>on</strong> with unity of <strong>Sikh</strong> thought between the first <strong>and</strong> tenth<br />
Guru. Tenth Guru sanctified <strong>on</strong>ly <strong>on</strong>e <strong>Granth</strong> which is SGGS<br />
Gian Singh Giani, (Panth Parkash 1880) “The <strong>Granth</strong> that is now known as that of<br />
the 10th Guru. There was no Bir of this <strong>Granth</strong> during the time of the Guru. Banis<br />
remained separated here <strong>and</strong> there”Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha 1931AD writes<br />
“ignorant <strong>and</strong> Manmauji has written many Birs of <strong>Dasam</strong> <strong>Granth</strong> who have made<br />
them meaningless. He lamented that no Guru’s Premi tried to do any corrective<br />
remedy so far”. The authenticity of this published <strong>Dasam</strong> <strong>Granth</strong> as compiled by<br />
Sodhak Committee in 1897 needs a thorough Gurmat based independent inquiry by<br />
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