Place

Rode village

Place

Village in Moga district, birthplace of Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, where Amritpal Singh was given a dastarbandi in September 2022 and was taken at the gurdwara in April 2023.

Rode is a village in Bagha Purana tehsil of Moga district, Punjab; Wikipedia gives its 2011 population as 9,270. Moga district was cut from Faridkot and Firozpur on 24 November 1995 (Wikipedia); the Encyclopaedia of Sikhism places Rode in Faridkot district when it records that Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale was born there in 1947, the son of Baba Joginder Singh, a Brar Jatt farmer of moderate means, and Mata Nihal Kaur. ThePrint describes the gurdwara at Rode as built at the site where Bhindranwale was born, and Amritpal Singh himself called the village Bhindranwale's birthplace.

Key moments

What it means today. Rode is remembered in the Panth as Bhindranwale's village. In 2022 and 2023 it was also where Amritpal Singh, a living political figure whom his supporters and the state see very differently, was made head of a Waris Punjab De faction and where he was taken into custody. The sources opened do not say who manages the gurdwara.

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Sources

  1. Jarnail Singh Bhindranvale, Sant (1947-1984), The Encyclopaedia of Sikhism (ed. Harbans Singh), Punjabi University, Patiala. eos.learnpunjabi.org
  2. Fiery orator, 'Bhindranwale 2.0': who's Amritpal Singh, new head of Deep Sidhu's Waris Punjab De (headline taken from the page address), ThePrint (Sep 2022). theprint.in
  3. Did Amritpal surrender or was he arrested? Video suggests he surrendered, police claim arrested after gurdwara gheraoed (23 Apr 2023), The Tribune. tribuneindia.com
  4. The rise and fall of fugitive Khalistan sympathiser Amritpal Singh (23 Apr 2023), The Tribune. tribuneindia.com
  5. Ribeiro Meets Baba Joginder Singh (World Sikh News, 2 Oct 1987), Sikh Heritage Education. sikhheritageeducation.com
  6. Rode, Moga, Wikipedia (2011 population; nothing better loaded). en.wikipedia.org
  7. Moga district, Wikipedia (date Moga district was created). en.wikipedia.org

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