PACHMI PARKASH - Global Sikh Studies
PACHMI PARKASH - Global Sikh Studies
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At that very moment Baba Ji sent a message to the DC (District Commissioner) of the<br />
area, that in the village of Ramjana the Pataan's were creating unrest, threatening<br />
children and forcibly trying to convert them. And that if they did not go, the Pataans<br />
would destroy the whole village. Urging him to take his Police Force as soon as<br />
possible, to protect the minorities of the village from these criminals. Baba Ji<br />
informed Hari Mal, that once the Government Officials had freed the children he<br />
should bring them straight back to Hoti.<br />
Meanwhile Sri Diwan Singh (a Civil Engineer) and a strong devotee of Guru Maharaj<br />
along with Khan Sahib of Hoti and the British Officers were all fully aware of Baba<br />
Ji’s spiritual strength and power and had great respect for him but also feared him. So<br />
as soon as their instructions reached the D.C they were notified of the situation and<br />
they immediately made the way to the village with Armed Officers and surrounded<br />
the whole village. At first Khan Sahib, Sri Diwan Singh and Baba Prem Singh Ji were<br />
sent into the Mosque, who relayed a message to the Pataans informing them to release<br />
the children to the D.C and ask for forgiveness or else this whole village would be<br />
destroyed, adding that instructions had been given from the Hoti site of Baba Karam<br />
Singh Ji Maharaj by Baba Aaya Singh Ji Maharaj to the D.C.<br />
Now Baba Ji’s was renowned throughout the Pataan community and they recognized<br />
his word as Allah’s word which was always obeyed by them. So receiving this<br />
warning and on seeing the D.C with his Armed Officers the Pataans were desperately<br />
seeking any solution to resolve the situation, eventually the criminals found<br />
themselves backed into a corner with no option but to surrender which they did along<br />
with the children. The Pataan leaders of the area were so afraid of being tarred with<br />
the same brush that they also asked for forgiveness and assured the D.C that this<br />
would never happen again.<br />
The DC informed the <strong>Sikh</strong>s, Hindus and the Muslims that if they had any other<br />
problems or situations that needed to be resolved they should notify him so that the<br />
culprits if any could be arrested as this was now the Raj of the British, but was greatly<br />
influenced by Baba Ji’s spiritual powers. The Hindu’s requested that only if the<br />
Government would look out for their safety from this constant threat by the Pataans,<br />
could their faith be saved.<br />
Khan Sahib of Hoti, Sri Diwan Singh and Baba Prem Singh took the Pataans into the<br />
Mosque and explained to them that they should read namaz and that their religion<br />
does not propagate such cruel acts or else how would they face the True Lord and<br />
how would their Prophet plead on their behalf.<br />
Baba Naga Ji also explained to the Pataans what was right from wrong and finally the<br />
DC warned them all that if this ever happened again, they would have to pay severe<br />
consequences and all the Pataans were made to give their word in the Mosque that<br />
this would never occur again.<br />
Hari Mal Ji told the DC that Baba Ji had asked him to bring the children to Hoti after<br />
their release. So the DC accompanied by Sri Diwan Singh and Baba Prem Singh and<br />
Khan Sahib and the two children sat in the DC’s car and made their way to Hoti to see<br />
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