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- The Sikh community in Italy witnessed a remarkable display of devotion and unity as more than 5,000 devotees participated in the 24th annual Nagar Kirtan held in the town of Subodia on Sunday.
- As the procession moved through the streets, the air resonated with the recitation of Gurbani and devotional hymns, creating an atmosphere of reverence and reflection.
- Representatives of the organising committee, including Kulwinder Singh, Inderjit Kaur, Manjit Singh and Manjit Singh Nagra, expressed gratitude to volunteers, donors and local residents whose support contributed to the success of the event.
The Sikh community in Italy witnessed a remarkable display of devotion and unity as more than 5,000 devotees participated in the 24th annual Nagar Kirtan held in the town of Subodia on Sunday.
The religious procession, organised by Gurdwara Singh Sabha in collaboration with local religious and social organisations, brought together members of the Sikh community from across Subodia and neighbouring regions. Devotees of all age groups, including children, youth and senior citizens, joined the event, turning the town into a vibrant centre of spiritual activity.
As the procession moved through the streets, the air resonated with the recitation of Gurbani and devotional hymns, creating an atmosphere of reverence and reflection. Participants walked in large numbers, paying homage and taking part in the celebrations with enthusiasm and discipline.
Organisers had made extensive arrangements to ensure the smooth conduct of the event. Volunteers and committee members remained actively involved throughout the day, coordinating logistics and assisting devotees.
One of the defining features of the Nagar Kirtan was the widespread spirit of seva (selfless service) demonstrated by the local community. More than 50 stalls offering langar and refreshments were established along the procession route. Visitors and devotees were served meals, fruits, sweets and beverages free of charge, with volunteers working tirelessly to cater to the large gathering.
Representatives of the organising committee, including Kulwinder Singh, Inderjit Kaur, Manjit Singh and Manjit Singh Nagra, expressed gratitude to volunteers, donors and local residents whose support contributed to the success of the event.
According to organisers, the annual Nagar Kirtan has evolved over the past 24 years into one of the largest Sikh religious gatherings in the region. They noted that the event continues to promote the core Sikh principles of faith, humility, service and communal harmony.
The programme concluded peacefully, with organisers thanking the congregation for its overwhelming participation and cooperation, reinforcing the strong cultural and spiritual bonds within the Sikh diaspora in Italy.
