Inspiration

Southall Keertan Darbar

2011-12-28T22:44:00.004Z

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Southall Keertan Darbar
December 2011
Bhai Apardeep Singh

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Southall Keertan Darbar
December 2011
Bhai Jagpal Singh

Ilford Asa di Vaar Programme

2011-12-28T22:41:00.001Z

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Ilford House Programme December 2011
Part 11/11 - Bhai Jagpal Singh

Bhai Fauja Singh continues to leave a blazing trail......

2011-11-21T07:24:00.001Z

Bhai Fauja Singh continues to leave a blazing trail......

see link

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-15358137

18 October 2011 Last updated at 17:10Help

Fauja Singh, who is 100-years-old and the world's oldest marathon runner, says raising money for charity gives him the motivation to run.

Translator and coach Harmandar Singh told BBC News that Mr Singh took up running 11 years ago after his wife and son died.

Born in India in 1911, Mr Singh was a farmer in the Punjab but moved to Britain in the 1960s.

He ran the 2011 Toronto Waterfront Marathon in eight hours, 25 minutes and 16 seconds.

The exposed plan to annihilate the Sikhs...

2011-11-21T07:23:00.001Z

In Dr. Sangat Singh's book "The Sikhs in History" (page 415) he gives details of Operation Shanti, exposing Indira Gandhi's evil plan to wipe out all the Sikhs in India. After Beant Singh and Satwant Singh came back from visiting Sri Harimandir Sahib in October 1984, they were deeply troubled by the destruction and bloodshed inflicted on the Sikhs. After discovering the planned genocide of the Sikhs, both Satwant Singh and Beant Singh took Amrit and then carried out their own plan to stop Indira.

"Indira drew a diabolical plan, named Operation Shanti, to carry out a general massacre of the Sikhs, of genocidal proportions, around November 8, when the Sikhs would assemble in various Gurdwaras for Guru Nanak's birthday celebrations. According to the plan, large-scale skirmishes virtually amounting to a war were to take place all along the India-Pakistan borders. And, it was to be given out that the Sikhs had risen in revolt in Punjab and joined hands with Pakistani armed forces which had made considerable advances into the Indian Territory. The Sikhs all over Punjab, especially in Gurdaspur, Amritsar, Ferozepur, Kapurthala and Jalandhar districts were to be subjected to massive aerial bombardment, apart from being slaughtered by army and para military forces. The Sikhs all over India were to be subjected to mass scale massacre, loot, arson and incendiarism by lumpen elements organized by Youth Congress(I) activists. Elaborate preparations were made by Youth Congress (I) network all over India; they were to await a coded signal to start mayhem.

The plan was discussed with certain army generals who advised Indira against it. They pointed out that Nazis had used gas chambers to finish off the Jews, but had not been able to do so. And, her plan to finish off the Sikhs in one go would only club her name with that of Hitler. But she was unrelenting. Indira was not receptive. In view of her nefarious Sikh genocidal plan, she paid a sudden visit to Kashmir on October 27, when, however, she got the omen of her imminent death.Back in New Delhi, the following day, records the Prime Minister's Principle Secretary, P.C. Alexander, "she sent for Gen. Vaidya and asked him in my presence about the preparedness of the Indian army in J & K to meet any unexpected outbreak of trouble. General Vaidya assured her that the army was very well prepared for any eventuality and there was no danger of it being taken unaware by the Pakistanis. Indira wanted to involve Vice President from that very stage, as he was to be the acting President once Operation Shanti was operative, and the inconvenient Zail Singh was bumped off. Significantly, Zia ul Haq stated at Indira's funeral that it was with great difficulty that he had been able to avert a war with India. His then No. 2, Ghulam Ishaq Khan, after demitting the office of President of Pakistan in July 1993, stated that Indira had planned to attack Pakistan but was shot dead some ten days before the D-Day.

The omen of her imminent death weighed on Indira for the rest of her four days of life. That was uppermost in her mind when she spoke of her violent death at the public meeting at Bhubaneshwar on October 29. Later, in the evening, she broached the subject with Orissa Governor, B. N. Pandey, at the dinner table. The thought lingered on, as she returned to Delhi on October 30 night. But unlike Aurangzeb who was remorseful at the "burden of sin" he was carrying, Indira, not being religious, was unrelenting.

Beant Singh, Sub-Inspector in Indira's security, got the outlines of Indira's Sikh-genocidal plan from R. K. Dhawan, Special Assistant to Prime Minister, and decided to act to thwart it. He commissioned Satwant Singh to assist him. On October 31, 1984, at 9.00 a.m. Beant Singh with his service revolver shot Indira in the abdomen five times. In less than a minute, at his call, Satwant Singh emptied his automatic carbine in Indira's abdomen region. Actually, one bullet in the head would have been sufficient. But abdomen was chosen because, firstly, they had been assured that she would not be wearing her bulletproof jacket, and secondly, they did not want to hurt anyone else, which a shot at her head might have entailed.

Beant Singh had cautioned Satwant Singh to ensure that his friend Dhawan was not hurt in the melee. After shooting Indira, both threw down their weapons and Beant Singh said, "I have done what I had to do. You do what you want to do"

source: www.manvirsingh.blogspot.com

1984 Genocide - Facts!

2011-11-21T07:17:00.001Z

And here is the list of those responsible for the genocide of November 1984.

- source: Sarkari Qatl-e-aam by Sardar Gurcharan Singh Babbar (book banned in India on Jan. 5th 1998).

TRILOKPURI
BLOCK 5

1. Papita, a gangster

BLOCK 12

2. Brahmni (Mishrani) Shastri

BLOCK 14

3. Baleshwar Bhrgi alias Bhalu
4. Bal Kishan

BLOCK 21

5. Bihari Dhobi

BLOCK 25

6. B. D. Sharma

BLOCK 27

7. Israi Ali alias Chunnu
8. Salim, a notorious criminal
9. Massa, charas smuggler

BLOCK 28

10. Yayiha Siddiqui, clinic owner on the main road of Block 27
11. Monu Singh, shopkeeper
12. Soni, railway employee
13. Mukesh

BLOCK 29

14. Mukri Master

BLOCK 30

15. Om Parkash alias Omi, mason
16. Ved Parkash, brother of omi and head mason by vocation
17. Noor Jahan
18. Karamat, cement-seller
19. Shabnam, owner of a TV shop
20. Damesh
21. Punju
22. Salim
23. Advas's son in law (Abbas of Block 32)
24. Mukri, video shop owner
25. Hasin

BLOCK 31

26. Kamruddinm four-mill owner
27. Nayamat Ali
28. Neenav, tea shop owner
29. Dr. V. P. Singh
30. Duli Chand, local gangster
31. Rampal Saroj, Congress (I) leader
32. Gopal Singh
33. Kishori Lal and his four brothers, manely, Shravan, Shiya Chote and Kamal who are a
alleged to have brutally murdered four Sikhs, Hukam Singh, Teerath Singh,
Sajjan Singh and Soma Singh.
34. Jaggi Sansi and his wife, Draupdi
35. Kharak Singh Pradhan
36. Gaffar Khan, cement seller
37. Manu Sansi
38. Aasim
39. Somnath, alleged to have killed Hoshiar Singh (son of Milap Singh) alongwith three
other men after locking them in a room and setting it on fire
40. Ajit
41. Kadir
42. Monga
43. Sati
44. Telo Sansi, Draupdi's sister
45. Rooplal, who is alleged to have murdered Labh Singh
46. Omi Chamar, cobbler
47. Murari, vegetable-seller with a shop in Block 31
48. Pehlvaan, brother of Rashid
49. Bachchan
50. Aziz
51. Ansar
52. Kallo Khan, dhaba-owner
53. Abbaas, cloth and shoe shop owner in Block 27
54. Dr. Lambu
55. Bhallo, boot legger
56. Kayamat Ali
57. Raju Bhangi
58. Jaggi
59. Bhaiyya
60. Murli Khan
61. Sher Khan
62. Raju Ram
63. Bedhu Ram, alleged to have killed in 31/99 and 32/97 Blocks

BLOCK 33

64. Pappu
65. Bhoom, local gangster
66. Gyani, student
67. Mohhamed, bicycle shop-owner
68. Birju
69. Zakir
70. Kamal Singh, rickshaw-owner
71. Munshi
72. Rashid, cycle Rickshaw shop-owner in block 32
98. Ganapt, shop-owner
99. Piriya, Gujarati
100. Gurbat Bhai
101. Islam
102. Rao
103. Changa Doctor
104. Omi three-wheeler driver
105. Garib Das
106. Dharmanand, kerosene-shop owner

BLOCK A-5

107. Hasla Ram
108. Mangla
109. Satbir
110. Salam

BLOCK B-1

111. Pal Brahman
112. Shambhu
113. Kheesamvaija
114. Kumar

BLOCK C-3

115. Gopal and brother
116. Tiwari
117. Raghubir and Bangi
118. Pratap Bhangi
119. Vajuje

BLOCK C-4

120. Barji Lal and his son
121. Kala Ram and his two son
122. Prem Singh Muchiwala, property dealer
123. Jai Kishen Bhangi
124. Danny
125. Pappu
126. Mohan Lal, son of Thekedar Komal

BLOCK P-3

127. Taar Chand, Carpenter
128. Master, kerosene shop-owner
129. Radhe Shyam, mechanic
130. Babu Lal, vegetable-seller
131. Sikander's brother
132. Gulab Singh, godown-owner

MONGOL PURI

133. Hardwari Lal, Mandal Pradhan
134. Narendra Singh, Congress (I) worker
135. Salim Quereshi, Congress (I) worker
136. Shaukeen, Congress (I) worker
137. Rajinder
138. Shiv Charan

MAUJPUR, GHONDA

140. Biro Joginer, kerosene shop owner
141. Trilok, flour mill-owner
142. Gupta, paper-seller
143. Delu Ram, tailor
144. Bhola Doodhwala
145. Balbir Doodhwala's son
146. Prem Nai
147. Gyan Malwai
148. Natgayan's son

SHAKAR PUR

150. Bhatia, Congress (I) worker
151. Dogra, Congress (I) worker
152. Singh, Congress (I) worker
153. Lakshmi dhoban
154. Aswani, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) worker
155. Satpal, hotel-owner
156. Ashok Kumar, flour mill-owner
157. Ram Niwas Sharma
158. Rohtas Singh of Shkarpur village

KHAJURI KHAAS

159. Kadam Singh, Panchayat Chief
160. Kadam Singh's nephews
161. Nambat Singh, ration shop-owner
162. Sham Lal, retired assistant sub-inspector
163. Jai Singh, kerosene shop-owner
164. Jugnu
165. Parsa

JANAKPURI

166. Pratap, Chief of the village administrative body, Sagarpur, who is alleged to have killed 22 people

BLOCK C

167. Dabbu Bhangi
168. Kalia Bhangi
169. Upli Bhangi
170. Son Sassi
171. Mohan Sassi
172. Raju Bhangi
173. Malaram, who distributed kerosene oil free to the killers

MANDAVALI-UNCHPUR

175. Sachdeva, property-dealer
176. Raj Kalia, cement-seller
177. Gupta, grocery shop-owner
178. Ram Prakash, worker in a khadi shop
179. Dharampal
180. Kishen Dutt
181. Babu Das
182. Joshi

RAJ NAGAR

183. Balwant Khokar
184. Mohinder Singh Baragdola
185. Iswar Chand Sharma
186. Pandit Ram Niwas
187. Pandit Tara Chand

SADAR BAZAR

188. Kamal Dhobi
189. David, son of the Dhobi
190. Vinayak and his family members

AZAADPUR INDUSTRIAL AREA.

191. T S Bedi, factory owner

A LIST OF THE GUILTY

POLITICIANS

This list includes people who instigated violence and later protected the criminals

H K L BHAGAT, Information and Broadcasting Minister
It is learnt that he influenced the decision to release some mobsters from the Shahadra Police station on November 5.

BABURAM SHARMA, Municipal Corporation Member (Ward No. 58)
He is a confidant of Mr. Bhagat's. The allegations against him are : He led the violent mob on a motorbike and mike in hand and is responsible for killings in Baabarpur, Chajupur, Maujpur and Ghonda in East Delhi.

SAJJAN KUMAR, Congress (I) MP
It is alleged that he gave a hundred rupees and a liquor bottle each to the killers.

LALIT MAKEN, Congress (I) Party Trade Union Leader and Metropolitan Councillor.
It is alleged that he distributed money and liquor bottles to the mob and an Ambassador car, said to be his, was seen at Azadpur on Grand Trunk road four times during the violence and the mobs were given instructions by the car occupants.

DHARAMDAS SHASHTRI, Congress (I) MP from Karol Bagh
He is alleged to have provided the list of Sikh houses and shops with electoral roll as the source. According to press reports of November 5, 1984, he is also alleged to have pressurised police officials in Karol Bagh police station to release from custody those arrested for the anti-Sikh violence.

JAGDISH TYTLER, Congress (I) MP.
He intruded into press conference of the Police Commissioner, Mr. S C Tondon, on November 6 and told him, by arresting my men you are obstructing the relief work for the victims.

MAHENDERA SINGH, Metropolitan Councillor.
It is alleged that he, alongwith Dharamdas Shastri, was seen going around with electoral rolls (used to identify Sikh houses) in Prakash nagar.

MANGATRAM SINGAL, Municipal Corporation Member, (Ward No.32)
He is alleged to have been in the company of Dharmadas Shastri during the violence.

Dr. ASHOK KUMAR, Municipal Corporation Member, Kalyanpuri.
It is alleged that violence was sparked off after he held a meeting with Congress workers and supporters and that he was leading the crowd which indulged in large scale violence, including, killing, burning, looting and gang-rape of women.

SUKHANLAL SOOD, Metropolitan Councillor.
Eye witness accounts allege that he led the violent mob and that he brought lists of Sikh houses and petrol (used to burn Sikhs alive) to the scene of violence. Later, when he went to the Shakarpur relief camp to distribute food AND sweets to the survivors, some women recognised him and had him chased out of the camp.

JAGDISH CHANDER TOKAS, Municipal Corporation Member, Munirka, Ward NO. 14.
He is alleged to have led the violent mob in sector 4 and 5 of R. K. PURAM.

ISHWAR SINGH, Municipal Corporation Member, Mongolpuri, Ward NO. 37.
He is alleged to have led the violent mob in Mongolpuri.

BALWANT KHOKAR, Youth Congress (I) Leader, Delhi.
He is alleged to have instigated the violent mob in Palam Colony.

FAIZ MOHAMMED, Youth Congress (I) Leader, Delhi.
Survivors in the Shakarpur relief camp and residents of Mongolpuri say that he was directly involved in the violence.

RATTAN, Delhi Youth Congress (I) Leader.
He is alleged to have been directly involved in the Palam Colony violence.

SATBIR SINGH, Youth Congress (I) Member.
He is alleged to have brought a busload of criminals to Guru Harkishen School in Munirka and participated in looting and burning the school down.

POLICE

This list includes police officials who ignored their duty, instigated violence and were directly involved in it.

MALHOTRA, Assistant Commissioner Police East Delhi.
He is alleged to have called the mob to the police station and told it that It "should have demolished the gurudwara as well (the mob killed……? Bhatia, a Sikh Congress worker). Besides, Malhotra is alleged to have accompanied the mob to the scene of violence. He was in a jeep, armed with a revolver, accompanied by two sten-gun wielding cops. Following him were two station wagons in which cans of petrol were kept. He is said to have handed over weapons to the mob and instigated the mob that came to the police station from Gurunangal Nagar and Lakshminagar.

JAI SINGH, SHO.
He is alleged to have told the mobs that they "have three days to kill and loot, free for all."

RAVRAM MEHAR, SHO, Shankarpur.
He is alleged to have identified Sikh houses and shops.

HARIRAM BHATTI, SHO, Sultanpuri.
He is alleged to have disarmed Sikhs of their small weapons of defence and On November 2, personally killed some Sikhs. Also , on November 3 and 4, he made Sikh men cut their hair on gunpoint.

ROHTAS SINGH, SHO, Sadar.
He is alleged to have personally indulged in burning down Sikh houses.

SHOORVIR SINGH, SHO, Kalyanpuri.
He reached Trilokpuri at 2.30 p.m. on November 1 when violence was on, is alleged to have ordered two constables on duty there to go away, thus giving the mob a free hand at violence.

R.D. SINGH, Sub-Inspector, Durgapuri.
According to survivors in the Loni Road, Gurudwara relief camp, Singh instigated the mob and personally beat to death some Sikhs.

SHO, R.K. Puram and Constable on duty.
When people from Sector 4 asked the duo for help to save a Sikh family in their area are alleged to have denied help and goes on to say, " Sikhs should be finished."

Following is a list of police officials who instigated and participated in the violence in the areas under their control.

TYAGI, SHO, Trilokpuri
RANA, Inspector, Trilokpuri
MOOLCHAND, Sub-Inspector, Trilokpuri
BAKSHI, Assistant Sub-Inspector, Trilokpuri
RAJVIR SINGH, Head Constable, Kalyanpuri (posted in Trilokpuri)

- source: Sarkari Qatl-e-aam by Sardar Gurcharan Singh Babbar (book banned in India on Jan. 5th 1998).

Vaheguru ji ka Khalsa! Vaheguru ji ke Fateh!

Below is a partial list of innocent Sikhs who were massacred in Delhi 1984. It is in alphabetical order, with their addresses. It is by no means extensive, but partial. It contains only the names of those victims who had surviving family members who could record their existence. Many families were completely wiped out, and had no one left to speak for them. Neither does it include Sikhs from other cities who were killed, or those killed in Operation Bluestar, Operation Woodrose and other genocidal programs that happened. Neither does the list contains names of the thousands of sikhs that were found in mass graves in later years.

While reading through the list, I thought to myself that it is not just this innocent person. Behind the name is a person and his family, a wife who may have been raped, children who lost their parent, a mother and father of the person, who lost their pride and joy. Just as the programme of genocide was systematic, so was the programme of rape to dehumanise a community for generations, something that still affects the families 25 years on. In Trilokpuri alone, over 300 teenage girls disappeared, and are considered to have been raped then sold into prostitution. Even 25 years on, they have not been heard from. If in Delhi, the children of the victims are drowning in drug abuse, then it is a sign of the helplessness in front of the truth of what happened to them and everyday seeing the perpetrators in front of them, taunting them.

Some people say forget the past. They say this because it may be convenient for themselves. Voltaire once stated, “To the living we owe respect, but to the dead we owe only the truth”. Have can we forget or deny the truth?

As you read through the list, remember this list is less than 5% of all those who have died over the last 30 years. Behind each name is a person, is a family , is injustice and pain. Behind is a person who once smiled, who had thoughts, who walked, talked, and had some occupation just like us. It is so easy to think of victims as just statistics, but we should realise they were just like us and our families.

This weekend, go to your local gurdwara, see what has been arranged to educate Sikhs and non-sikhs about the genocide in Delhi 25 years ago. If nothing has been arranged, then think about what you can do and arrange it yourself. Let others know, and ensure we do what little we can to ensure they have not been forgotten. For those who are not aware of the events, email them the book attached and ask them to read it.

Use whatever virtues and skills that Guru Maharaj has blessed you with to bring awareness and education to the masses, for Sikhs and non-sikhs. Use your skills in media, journalism, politics, education, and support those who still fight for a justice, which is so far away. Sikhs do not need loud slogans or to burn effigies and flags, but use effective communication methods to bring awareness, win hearts and minds, and bring positive and sustainable change. By denying the past, one only creates a foundation where it can be repeated, as we saw in Godhra, and has happened with other communities. By accepting the truth, one starts a process to bring awareness so we ensure that it should never happen again.

It is very easy to be lazy and leave these things to others, because we may be busy with our lives. If we do that, then we have forgotten them...
Voltaire also once stated, “ Every man is guilty for the good that he did not do”.

Please take your time to read all the names.....

AGRESH SINGH    “VILL BIR DISTRICT, AMRITSAR”
AGYA RAM    “B-35/1, DHAULA KUAN BILASPUR, DELHI”
AGYA SINGH    “32/36, TRILOKPURI, NEW DELHI”
AJAIB SINGH    “11, BHARAT NAGAR, DELHI”
AJAIB SINGH    “A-801, SHASTRI NAGAR, DELHI”
AJAIB SINGH    “NA 118, RAJ NAGAR, PALAM COLONY NEW DELHI”
AJAIB SINGH    “WZ-118, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
AJAY PAL SINGH    “390-K, NEW ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
AJAY SINGH    “C-2/37, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
AJAY SINGH    “IX/7343, SUBASH MOHALLA, G. NAGAR, DELHI”
AJEET KAUR    “41, CHAJJU PUR, DELHI”
AJINDER KAUR    “C-2/6, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
AJIT SINGH    “132, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “247/1, SHIV NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “25/76, EAST PATEL NAGAR, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “253-B/1, RAJ NAGAR, PALAN COL, NEW DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “4514 GALI JATAV PAHARI DHIRAJ, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “A2-21/B, DWARKA PURI, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “A-4/119, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “A-48, NASIRPUR, GAZIABAD”
AJIT SINGH    “F-1011, NAGLOL PURI DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “F-65, MANOL PURI, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “J-24, EAST VINOD NAGAR, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “K-38, N NAJAF GARH RD, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “RZ-253, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “RZ-F-20, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “S-70, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
AJIT SINGH    “VILL.PIZ, P.S.BASAN, KHURIA, GUJARAT”
AJIT SINGH    “WZ-492, GALI NO 16 PALAM COLONY DELHI”
AJMER SINGH    “88/18, SHAKARPUR DELHI ”
AJMER SINGH    “A-4/145 SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
AJMER SINGH    “F-1/253, NAND NAGRI DELHI”
ALIKHAN SINGH    “A-4/145 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AMAIJER SINGH    “48, KALYAN VIHAR DELHI-9″
AMAR JEET SINGH    RZ-8/75 MAHAVIR ENCL PALAM DELHI
AMAR KAUR    “1/8609, NAVEEN SAHDARA”
AMAR KAUR    “32/7, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
AMAR SINGH    “4/91, NIRANKARI COLONY, DELHI”
AMAR SINGH    “689,ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
AMAR SINGH    768 SIRI NAGAR COLY SHAKURBASTE DELHI
AMAR SINGH    B-2/324 SULTAN PURI DELHI
AMAR SINGH    B-35 DHAULA KUAN LIBAS PUR DELHI
AMAR SINGH    “C-34, OLD SEELAMPUR, DELHI”
AMAR SINGH    “C-7/141,YAMUNA VIHAR DELHI”
AMAR SINGH    “G -1/91, YAMUNA VIHAR, DELHI”
AMAR SINGH    “L-91 MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
AMAR SINGH    N-155 MANGOL PURI DELHI
AMAR SINGH    O-11 EAST VINOD NAGAR DELHI
AMAR SINGH    S-371 JAWLA PURI DELHI
AMAR SINGH    “Y-507, JJ COLONY, NANGLOI, DELHI”
AMARDEEP SINGH    CHATRPAL PALTRY FARM SAMALKA GURGAON
AMARJEET KAUR    “A-I 320, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
AMARJEET KAUR    “J-75, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
AMARJEET SINGH    “A-3/13-14, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
AMARJEET SINGH    “N-155 MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
AMARJEET SINGH    VILL & P.O. PATTI
AMARJEET SINGH    “WZ-33 VARINDER NAGAR, DELHI ”
AMARJIT KAUR    218-B SUBHASH NAGAR DELHI
AMARJIT KAUR    “H-34, NEW SEELAM PUR,DELHI”
AMARJIT PAL     WZ 211 PALAM ENCLACE DELHI
AMARJIT SINGH    “1/3619 RAM NGR EXT, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “20-A/14-P BABAR PUR, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “33, ASHOK NGR, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “7 & 8 ANDHA MUGAL, SABZI MANDI, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    A-3/71 NAND NAGRI DELHI
AMARJIT SINGH    “A-4/190, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “A-79 NATHU COLONY, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “A-83 VIVEK VIHAR, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “AZ-558 H.NO. 174, CHAND NAGAR, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “C-437 BHAJAN PURA,DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “C-84, ANANDWAS, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “C-II 57, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    D-878 AHSOK NAGAR DELHI
AMARJIT SINGH    HUT NO. 118 F-1 SUNDER NAGAR DELHI
AMARJIT SINGH    “J-1883, JAHANGIR PURI DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    “RZ- 13111, ROSHAN PUR EXT. NAJAFGARH, DELHI”
AMARJIT SINGH    T-50 SAGAR PUR NEW DELHI
AMARJITA SINGH    “83-A, BALASHAB RD ASHRAM DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    “122/14/95, SHANKER NGR, DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    “2178/1, CHUNA MANDI, PAHAR GANJ, DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    “2693, KANHYA NAGAR, DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    375-8 JAWALA PURI DELHI
AMIR SINGH    “611 BLOCK-5, MOHALLA SAIDAN DISTT, LUDHIANA (PB)”
AMIR SINGH    “C-II 54, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    “G-49, EAST VINOD NAGAR DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    “RZ-14 DURGA PURI, NEW DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    “RZ-I-3, WEST SAGAR PUR”
AMIR SINGH    “RZ-P-6, WEST SAGAR PUR, NEW DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    “S-230, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
AMIR SINGH    “Y-721 J J COLONY-1 NANGLOI, DELHI”
AMIRTI DEVI    “R-1074, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
AMOLAK SINGH    “1666, GOHNDA, SHAHDRA DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    “A/157 SUBHADRA COL., SONA ROHINALL DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    “A-20 GAMRI EXT.,, MOURJPUR DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    “C-52 BHAJANPURA, DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    “E-151 SUBHASH MOHALLA GONDA, DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    “F BLOCK, KHAJORI KHAS, DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    GALI NO. 3 H.NO. 5703 NEW CHANDERAWAL RD. DELHI
AMRIK SINGH    “H-1/69 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    “R/O 20 A/13, CHANDER SHEKHAR AZAD GALI GABARPUR DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    RZ 1 DAWARKAPURI DELHI
AMRIK SINGH    RZ-258 A/3 RAJ NAGAR PALAM COLONY NEW DELHI
AMRIK SINGH    “RZ-44-F, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    “RZ-T-58, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    “SULTANAND, P-317 JASPAL JASAR, AMRITSAR”
AMRIK SINGH    “WB-34, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
AMRIK SINGH    WZ 35 MANOHAR PARK DELHI
AMRIK SINGH     “E-65 J J COLONY, CHAUKENDI, DELHI”
AMRIT PAL SINGH    1667/9 EAST MOHAN NG. AMRITSAR
AMRIT SINGH    “RZ 35-A, RAGHU NAGAR, DELHI”
AMRIT SINGH    “RZ-T-43/228, WEST SAGARPUR, DELHI”
AMRITPAL SINGH    “A-32/3 GAMARI, DELHI”
ANAM SINGH    “24/281, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
ANANT RAM    “C-950 MAGOLPURI, DELHI”
ANIL KUMAR    “A-6 GAMARI EXT., DELHI”
ANOK SINGH    “VILL. LOHARA, DISTT. FEROZPUR, PUNJAB”
ANOKH SINGH    “A-4/163 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
ANOKH SINGH    “AHIYA PUR DIST., HOSIYAR PUR”
ANOKH SINGH    “I-7 PARTAP NAGAR, DELHI-7″
ANOKH SINGH    “SHO A S BHULLER, P.S. PATEL NAGAR, DELHI”
ANOKHA SINGH    “13/41, TRILOKPURI DELHI”
ANUP SINGH    “1 ARMY H.Q., DELHI CANTT.”
ANUP SINGH    “H.S. BLOCK, HARI NAGAR, RELIEF CAMP”
ANUP SINGH    N-348 SANJAY NAGAR DELHI
ANUP SINGH    “R-42, GOL GURDWARA SHAHDRA DELHI”
APOOR SINGH    “9/4305 GALI NO.5, AJIT NAGAR, GANDHI NGR, DELHI”
ARAJAN SINGH    “D-4/416 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
ARJAN SINGH    “32/103, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
ARJAN SINGH    “32/113, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
ARJAN SINGH    D-129 RAJDHANI PARK DELHI
ARJAN SINGH    “F-4/153 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
ARJUN SINGH    “220 DDA, NEW SEEMAPURI, DELHI”
ARJUN SINGH    “30/175, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
ARJUN SINGH    “489, NAI BASTI, KISHANGANJ, DELHI-7″
ARJUN SINGH    “70 DDA QRTS, NEW SEEAM PURI, DELHI”
ARJUN SINGH    “F-4/239 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
ARJUN SINGH     “10/330, KALYANPURI, DELHI”
ARVINDER KAUR    “41 CHAJJU PUR, DELHI”
ARVINDER SINGH    RZ-399 E-27 GADH NAGAR DELHI.
ASA SINGH    “A-4/3 SULTAN PURI, NEW DELHI”
ASCHARAJ SINGH    “RZ/1-93 SAGARPUR, NEW DELHI”
ASHA         “A/1/11564, SUBHASH PARK, SHAHDARA”
ASHA SINGH    “A-6, JAGART PURI, DELHI”
ASHOK MEHTA    “JHUGGI 18, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
ASHOK SINGH    “13/450, KALYANPURI, DELHI”
ASHOK SINGH    “14/347, KALYANPURI, DELHI”
ASHOK SINGH    “F-2/155 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
ASOOL BAI    “F-4/465 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
ATA SINGH    “F4/429, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
ATAL SINGH    “A-4/156 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
ATAM PARKASH    “13/35, KALYAN PURI DELHI”
ATAM SINGH    “VILL. P &O, CHAMAN, P.S. GUDHAR, LUDHIANA PUNJAB”
ATMA SINGH    “132-A JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
ATMA SINGH    “52/45JHUGGI, TRIOLOK PURI, DELHI”
ATTAR SINGH    1/9965 WEST GORAKH PARK DELHI
ATTAR SINGH    “32/79, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
ATTAR SINGH    “9/6531A, S. MOHALLA, GANDHI NGR. DELHI”
ATTAR SINGH    “D-59, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
ATTAR SINGH    “PRITAN SINGH, C-111 JAGAR PURI, DELHI”
ATTAR SINGH    “R-1074, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
ATTAR SINGH    “RZ-B-38, RAGHU NAGAR, DELHI”
ATTAR SINGH    “S-3/121 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “1/349/1 RAM NAGAR, SHAHDARA, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    1/7530 GORAKH PARK DELHI
AVTAR SINGH    1/7565 EAST GORAKH PARK DELHI
AVTAR SINGH    “101 MANDAWALI, FAZALPUR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “135, SHANKAR NAGAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “26 KARACHIN GOLDEN, SINDHI COLONY, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “322, BHAJANPURA, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    7263 GANDHI NAGAR DELHI
AVTAR SINGH    “85/14, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “B-1/96 JANAKPURI, NEW DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “B-341 JWALA PURI, NANGLOI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    C/0 EX SOLDIER TEXI SERVICE DR. RAJENDRA RD. DELHI
AVTAR SINGH    “C/O MISHRI LAL, VILL. MAHPAL PUR”
AVTAR SINGH    “C-1/36, SEELAMPURI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “C-2/5, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “C-4/11 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “C-59 DAYANAND, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “C-9/89, YAMUNA VIHAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “D-54, AMAR COLONY, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “E-1/31 BUDH VIHAR, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “E-132 JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “E-5/17, FARIDABAD, U.P.”
AVTAR SINGH    “E-644 JWALA PURI, NANGLOI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “G-W-11 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “H. NO. 120 e, W. AZAD NAGAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “I 457, ANSARI NAGAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “KRISHNA NAGAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “NA 108, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “P-12/3, ASHOK NAGAR, SHAHDARA”
AVTAR SINGH    “P-3-205 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “R-1081, MANGOLI PURI, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “RZ 241-8, RAJ NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    RZ F-19 MAHAVIR P.O. PALAM NEW DELHI
AVTAR SINGH    “RZ-15, DURGA PARK, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “RZ-35 A RAGHU NAGAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “RZH-12 RAGHU NAGAR, PANKHA ROAD, NEW DELHI-45″
AVTAR SINGH    “RZ-T-43, W. SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “RZ-W-42, RAGHU NAGAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “VILL JHULAWAL, DISTT. FARIDKOT, PUNJAB”
AVTAR SINGH    “VILL. BALIRI, GURDASPUR, PUNJAB”
AVTAR SINGH    “WZ 598-H, SIRI NAGAR, DELHI”
AVTAR SINGH    “WZ-64, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
AZAD SINGH    “H.NO. 135, DAGGARMA P.O., OUSA DELHI”
B S ANAND    39 VASUNDHRA ECNLAVE DELHI
BABA MOHINDER DAS    “WZ-47 NEERI GARH, SHAHDARA DELHI”
BABHA        “S-1085 MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
BABU         B-30 KRISHANA PARK NEW DELHI
BABU LAL    “A-430, PANJAV NGR., JJ COLONY, NEW DELHI”
BABU SINGH    “225 ASHOK NGR., SHAHDARA, DELHI”
BABU SINGH    “C-4/37, SULTAN PURI, NEW DELHI”
BABU SINGH    “JHUGGI BLCOK 32833, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BABU SINGH    Unknown
BABU SINGH    “VILL. SHER SINGH WALA, SADIQUTE, DISTT.FARIDKOT”
BACHA SINGH    “D-398, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
BACHA SINGH    “F-789, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
BACHAN KAUR    “13/341, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
BACHAN KAUR    “A-1 320, NANG NAGRI, DELHI”
BACHAN SINGH    “11/433, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
BACHAN SINGH    “A-3 MANDI, MOHALLA SAMAJ PUR, DELHI.”
BACHAN SINGH    “A-4/172, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BACHAN SINGH    “A-4/60, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BACHAN SINGH    “MURADPUR AWAN, P.O. TRANSALIAN, DISTT.HOSHIARPUR (PB)”
BACHHA SINGH    “182, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BACHHI KAUR    “13/343, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
BACHHITAR SINGH    “B-272, ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
BACHHITAR SINGH    “CHACHA MARWANA, THANA MAHU, DISTT. FEROZPUR”
BACHHITAR SINGH    “S-62, NEHRU ENCLAVE MARG, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
BACHU SINGH    “32/33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BACHU SINGH    “32/33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BACHU SINGH    “JUGGI 32/33, BLOCK TRILOKPUR, DELHI”
BADAL SINGH    “WZ- 2672, RAJA PARK, SHAKUR BASTI, DELHI”
BADAL SINGH    “WZ-156, VISHNU GARDEN, DELHI”
BAGAR SINGH    “32/488, HIMATPURI, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “1-149, JJ COLONY, NANGLOI, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “123 TENKAND, GIRI NAGAR, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “A/O C-330, SEEMA PURI, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “D-143, HARDEV PURI, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “GRANTHI GURUWARA, MANGOLPURI, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “JHUGGI PP. BLOCK 13, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “MANDAWALI FAZALPUR, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “P-3/117, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BAHADUR SINGH    “P-44 ST. NO. 3, SHANKER NAGAR, DELHI”
BAIHHAN SINGH    “GURDAWARA SINGH SABHA, PREET VIHAR, DELHI”
BAJNTI        “NORTH CHHAJU PUR, DELHI”
BAKHITWAR SINGH    “32/33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BAKSHI SARDUL SINGH    “RZ 1/ 295, GEETANJALI SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
BAKSHI SARDUL SINGH    “RZ 1/295, GEETANJALI SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
BAKSHI SINGH    “1-24, MAUJ PUR, DELHI”
BAKSHI SINGH    “3D/192, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BALBINDER SINGH    “B-23, OKHLA PHASE-I, DELHI”
BALBINDER SINGH    “FARM NO. 2 APARTMENT ROAD, NAJAFGARH, NEW DELHI-43″
BALBIR SINGH    “129, VILL KHIDKRI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “1321 JANTA FLAT, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “23/277-278, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “36/49, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “40/4939, REGAR PURA, KAROL BAGH, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “51 HARDEV PURI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “543, KABIR BASTI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “82-C AMAR COLONY, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “917 GOKALPURI, SHAHDARA, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “A-3/9, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “A-4/177, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “A-6, JAGAT PURI, DELHI-51″
BALBIR SINGH    “A-6, JAGAT PURI, DELHI-51″
BALBIR SINGH    “B-5/425, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “C-64, ANANDWAS, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “D-876, ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “D-876, ASHOK VIHAR, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “F-6/319, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “F-7 MANDAWALI, FAZALPUR, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “H 4 NIZAMUDDIN, POLICE STATION, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “J-6A, EAST VINOD NAGAR, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “JUGGI BLCOK 32-33, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “M-507, RAGHUBIR NAGAR, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “MEET NAGAR, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “P-447 ST. NO. 3, SHANKER NAGAR, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “R/O 20 A/10, CHANDER SHEKHAR AZAD GALI BABARPUR, DELHI.”
BALBIR SINGH    “RZ-38 A-1, MAHABIR ENCLAVE, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “RZ-92, SUDAN GARDEN, NAJAFGARH, NEW DELHI-43″
BALBIR SINGH    “RZ-D-94, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “S-143, HARDEV PURI, DELHI”
BALBIR SINGH    “VILL, G.P.O., MARDWAL TEHSIL, DISTT. AMRITSAR”
BALBIR SINGH    “VILL. GHARJRA, BHOJPUR, PO KOTSARA, FEROZPUR”
BALDEV SINGH    “0-1, MANGOL PURI, FAZELPUR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “1019 S, MANOGL PUR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “107, MEET NAGAR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “20 A/18-C, BABAR PUR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “255/8, ASHOK VIHAR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “3419, LADDO GHATI, P. GANJ DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “427, BLOCK NO., 11, KALYANPURI, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “73 ASHOK MOHALLA, NANGLOI, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “859, ASHOK VIHAR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “873 SANT NAGAR, EAST OF KAILASH, NEW DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “A-3/34, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “C/O BALBIR SINGH, SYBEL CHOWK PATIALA, (PUNJAB), ”
BALDEV SINGH    “C-355, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “C-437, BHAJANPURA, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “D/368, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “GURDWARA SRI GURU, SINGH SABHA, NARAINA”
BALDEV SINGH    “J-138 MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “J-3/419, MANSAROVER PARK, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “J-755 ASHOK VIHAR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “RAJ NAGAR, PALAM, NEW DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “RZ-O-49, WEST SAGARPUR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “S-675, BHAJAN PURA, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “WA/55A, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
BALDEV SINGH    “Y-620, JJ COLONY, NANGLOI, DELHI”
BALDIP KAUR    “WZ-124, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
BALI    “JHUGGI NO.531, AZAR PUR, DELHI”
BALIYAR SINGH    “A-4/184 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BALJEET SINGH    “817, GUR MANDI, DELHI”
BALJEET SINGH    “A-31/8, NEW ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
BALJEET SINGH    “C/O BALDEV SINGH GAR, NO.57, GULABI BAGH”
BALJEET SINGH    Unknown
BALJINDER SINGH    “147, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
BALJINDER SINGH    “K-72 PURAN NAGAR, PALAM COLONY, NEW DELHI.”
BALJINDER SINGH    “RZ-21/B DWARKA PURI, DELHI”
BALJIT KAUR    “J8/104, RAJOURI GARDEN, NEW DELHI”
BALJIT SINGH    “3C/475-474, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BALJIT SINGH    “A-3/9, NAND NAGARI, DELHI”
BALJIT SINGH    “C-20 TAGORE GARDEN, DELHI”
BALJIT SINGH    “MAHABIR ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI”
BALJIT SINGH    “R/O 20 A/10, CHANDER SHEKHAR AZAD GALI BABARPUR DELHI”
BALJIT SINGH    “Y-337 J J COLONY 1, NAGLOI, DELHI”
BALKAR SINGH    “1447/A-3, DURGA PURI, DELHI.”
BALLU    “A-I 321, NANG NAGRI, DELHI”
BALRAJ SINGH    “A-3/9, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
BALRAM    “WZ-127 KARAMPURA P.R, PATEL NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
BALRAM SINGH    “1/3831 RAM NGR EXT, DELHI”
BALRAM SINGH    “B-3/77 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BALVINDER SINGH    “3/17 KALKA EXT., NEW DELHI”
BALVINDER SINGH    “C-1, MANDOWLI FAZELPUR, DELHI”
BALVINDER SINGH    “JETHAN DI HAVAILI, VILL MALWA DISTT, AMRITSAR”
BALVINDER SINGH    “RZ-T-49/229, SAGAR PUR, NEW DELHI”
BALVINDER SINGH    “WZ-399 E-27, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
BALVIR SINGH    “D.D.A. FLATS, SHAHPUR JAT, NEW DELHI.”
BALWANT LAL    “56A RISHI NAGAR, SHAKUR BASTI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “1/10374A, WEST GORAKH PARK, SHAHDARA DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “13/319, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “13/340, KALYANPURI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “1449/B-2, DURGA PURI, DELHI.”
BALWANT SINGH    “32/33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “32/65, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “3241, ARYA PURA, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “479/3, MOUJPUR, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “6/291, GEETA COLONY, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “A-3/70, NAND NAGARI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “A-372, SHASTRI NGR, DELHI.”
BALWANT SINGH    “A-C/101 RAJAPURI, UTTAM NAGAR, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “B-152 JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “B-2/75 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “C-48 EAST SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “D-15 KHAJOORI KHAS, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “D-384 J J COLONY, INDER PURI, DELHI.”
BALWANT SINGH    “F-6/9-10 MALVIYA, NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “GL/18-19,, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “KHAPLA RESTAURANT, KOTFUTAIL, GARWAL UP”
BALWANT SINGH    “M-66, LAXMI NAGAR, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “P-3/344 SULTAN PURI, DELHI.”
BALWANT SINGH    “P-44 GALI NO.3, SHANKER NAGAR, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “RZ-90 DASHRATH PURI, DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “S-621, NEHRU ENCLAVE MARG, SHAKARPUR DELHI”
BALWANT SINGH    “V& P/O LAKHAWALA, KALAN, LUDHIANA (PB)”
BALWANT SINGH    “X/3458/A, RAGHBAR PURA 2, DELHI”
BALWINDER SINGH    “A-20, GAMARI EXT, DELHI”
BALWINDER SINGH    “D-50, AMAR COLONY, DELHI”
BALWINDER SINGH    “RZ-261 RAJ NAGAR, PALAM COLONY, NEW DELHI”
BANTA SINGH    “41-A RAM CLINIC, SHAHDARA, DELHI”
BANTA SINGH    “69/8, JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
BANTA SINGH    “D-251, JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
BANTA SINGH    “F-5/98, SULTANPURI, DELHI”
BANTA SINGH    “RZ-T-43, WEST SAGARPUR, NEW DELHI”
BARBAL SINGH    “23 EXTN. NO. 2, RADHA PURI, DELHI-51″
BASANT SINGH    “33, GOKHELE MARKET, DELHI”
BASANT SINGH    “A-4/178, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BASANT SINGH    “D-892, ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
BASANT SINGH    “Q-85/5, MAUJPUR, DELHI”
BATTU SINGH    “32/93, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BAWA SINGH    “C-193/12, BHAJANPURA, DELHI”
BELLA SINGH    “53-6, NEAR GURUDWARA, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
BEWA SINGH    “A-82, AMAR COLONY, NAGLOI, DELHI”
BHADUR SINGH    “113/31, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHAG SINGH    “2578 NANDIRAWALI, GALI, SHADI PUR, DELHI”
BHAG SINGH    “C-302/2, HARDEV PURI, DELHI”
BHAG SINGH    “D-115, JAGJIT NAGAR, SEELAMPUR, DELHI”
BHAG SINGH    “E-5 JYOTI COLONY, DURGA PURI, DELHI”
BHAG SINGH    “VILL. P&O PATTI, AMRITSAR (PB)”
BHAGAT SINGH    “484/32, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “576, KABIR SINGH, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “A-4/112, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “A-85, MANGOLPURI, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “FARM NO.1, PAPARWAT ROAD, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “GURDWARA, GAMRI EXT, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “JHUGGI 32, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “NO.20 P.NO319, KALAYANPURI, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “ROOM NO.2, PAPARAWAT, NAJAFGARH, DELHI”
BHAGAT SINGH    “RZ-442/A, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
BHAGWAN SINGH    “32/184, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHAGWAN SINGH    “3462 RAJA PARK, SHAKURBASTI, DELHI”
BHAGWAN SINGH    “BLOCK NO.38, GURUDWARA TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BHAGWAN SINGH    “C-4/260, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BHAGWANI    “32/33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHAGWANT KAUR    “RZ-245, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
BHAJ SINGH    “100, KONDLI SHAHDARA, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “10093, GORAKH PARK, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “12/42, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “130 VILL, KILOKARI, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “175 N.AINFH, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “32/118, TIRLOKPURI, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “9/4223, AJIT NAGAR, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “A-4/145, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “BLOCK 32 JHUGGI, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “D-44, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “GURUDWARA SINGH SABHA, FARASH KHANA G.B.RD, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “JHUGGI BLOCK 92, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “R-4/168, SULTANPURI, DELHI”
BHAJAN SINGH    “X-948, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
BHAKTU SINGH    “32/434, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHAKTU SINGH    “P-800, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
BHAN SINGH    “A-5/95, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
BHAN SINGH    “WZ-539, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
BHANDHU SINGH    “32/484, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
BHIM SINGH    “89, BHAGWAN NAGAR, DELHI”
BHOJA SINGH    “BLOCK- 33-33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHOLA        “RZ-T-43/226, WEST SAGARPUR, DELHI”
BHOORI        “13/414, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
BHOURA SINGH    “VILL MUSA KHERA, THE KISHANGARH, ALWAR (PO RAJ)”
BHRIM LAL SINGH    “32/93, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHUDUTT SHARMA    “1/8762/5, BAXST ROHTASH NAGAR, DELHI”
BHUINDER SINGH    “C-2C/235 C, JANAKPURI, NEW DELHI”
BHUPINDER    “RZ-199, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
BHUPINDER KAUR    “1/4650 MANDLI RD, RAM NAGAR, DELHI”
BHUPINDER KAUR    “C-II/54, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “1/4821, RAM NAGAR, MANDELI, DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “32 SHASTRI NAGAR, SUNDER PARK, DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “GURDWARA, SINGH SABHA NARAINA, DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “J-7, EAST VINOD NAGAR, DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “K-72, PURAN NAGAR, PALAM COLONY, NEW DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “S-69, SHAKAR PUR, DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “WZ 282/53, PALAM COLONY, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “WZ-253/23, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
BHUPINDER SINGH    “Y- 902 JJ COLONY, NAGLOI, DELHI”
BHURA SINGH    “140/32, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BHURA SINGH    “52/49, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BICHAN SINGH    “A-120/2, ASHOK NGR., DELHI”
BIJENDER    “B-23 NATHU COLONY, DELHI”
BIJJU SINGH    “29/422, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BILLO    Unknown
BIMAL KAUR    “R/O 14-A GURU NANAK, GALI CHAJJU PUR, SHAHDARA DELHI”
BINDRA SINGH    “VILL DIGIANA, JAMMU”
BIR SINGH    “VILL & PO, TUGAL, TESHIL GURGAON”
BITTO    “RZ-T-43/226, WEST SAGARPUR, DELHI”
BRIJ DEV SINGH    “8702, ROTHAS NAGAR, DELHI”
BULA SINGH    “186/32, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
BUTA SINGH    “VILL BAGHA PURNA, DISTT., FARIOKOT”
BUVA SINGH    “30/775, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
CAPTAN SINGH    “A-4/149, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
CHAM KAUR     “A-4/147, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
CHAMAL SINGH    “NEW SEELAM PUR, DELHI”
CHAMKI        “F-4/72, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
CHANAN SINGH    “32/91, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
CHANCHAL SINGH    “895 SUBHASH MOHALLA, G. NAGAR, DELHI”
CHAND SINGH    “GURDWARA HARGOVIND NAGAR GT ROAD, DELHI”
CHAND SINGH    “JUGGHI 32/19, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
CHANDA SINGH    “A-238, MANGOLPURI, DELHI”
CHANDAN SINGH    “32/172, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
CHANDER SHAN    “336 KATRA GULAM, NEAR ROSIN CINEMA, S. MANDI”
CHANDER SINGH    “13/414 KALYANPURI, DELHI”
CHANDU SINGH    “JAWALA PURI, ROAD NO. 4, DELHI”
CHANDU SINGH    “P-2/139, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
CHARAN         “B-350 JJ COLONY, CHANKHANDI, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “30, DHAULA KUA, DIBASPUR, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “32/117, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “32/117, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “A-4/165, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “C-2/129, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “CAMP GOL GUJRAL, JAMMU TAWI”
CHARAN SINGH    “E-333/1, JAGJIT NAGAR, SEELAMPUR, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “E-40, WEST SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “F-1/163, SUNDER NAGARI, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “JAWALA PURI, R. NO. 4, DELHI”
CHARAN SINGH    “N-21, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
CHARANJIT    “700/27 VIJAY PARK, SHAHDARA, DELHI”
CHARANJIT KAUR    “C-170, MOUJ PUR, DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “204/24-P, SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “51/28, JWAL NAGAR, FRASH BAZAR, DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “7/214 FARSH BAZAR, DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “9/5482, NANAK BASTI, OLD SAILAMPUR, DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “A-11/2, GAMRI EXT., DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “A-381, JJ COLONY, CHAUKHANDI, TILAK NGR., DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “C-177, BHAJANPURA, DELHI ”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “C-270, BHAJANPURA, DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “E-2/224, YAMUNA VIHAR, DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “GANDHI NAGAR, DELHI”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “GOVINDER PURA, J&K”
CHARANJIT SINGH    “RZ-3/232 VASIST PARK, SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
CHATATR SINGH    “RZ-235/A, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
CHATTAR SINGH    “BLOCK 32 & 33, JUGGI, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
CHETAN SINGH    “D-223 JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
CHHAKU SINGH    “32/33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
CHHAKU SINGH    “32/34, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
CHIMKAR SINGH    “137/4 RAJ PARK, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
CHINDER SINGH    “1-70 CHANDER LOK, DELHI”
CHUHARA SINGH    “F-4/52, SULTANPURI, DELH”
DABU BHATIA    “B-1/6, PASCHIM VIHAR, DELHI”
DAGIR SINGH    “32/12, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
DAIVNDER SINGH    “F-184/85, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
DAL CHAND     “F-2807, JAHANGIRPURI, DELHI”
DALBIR SINGH    “1/50 MAIN DTC STAND, YAMUNA VIHAR, SHAHDARA DELHI”
DALBIR SINGH    “1-4/123-28, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DALBIR SINGH    “3C/324, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
DALBIR SINGH    “66-S, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
DALBIR SINGH    “A-3/59, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DALBIR SINGH    “C-132 JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
DALBIR SINGH    “H-98, OLD SEELAMPUR, DELHI”
DALBIR SINGH    “RZ-G-32, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, DELHI”
DALEEP SINGH    “MEER PUR, NATHU COLONY, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “13/414 KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “2694/4A, PREM NAGAR ZKHIRA, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “32/178, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “A-2/442 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “A-4/174 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “C-56 JANGPURA, NEW DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “D-398, MANGOLPURI, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “D-65 GANESH NAGAR, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “GALI NO. 13, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    GURDWARA PANDAV PUR DELHI
DALIP SINGH    “RANIKA BAGA, AMRITSAR, (PB)”
DALIP SINGH    “RZ-C-125, DEEWAN PARK, DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “RZ-T-43, SAGARPUR, DAYAL PARK, NEW DELHI”
DALIP SINGH    “S-5/419, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DALJINDER SINGH    “33/15-19, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
DALJIT SINGH    “1-3/37, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DALJIT SINGH    “CHAJJU PUR, DELHI”
DALJIT SINGH    “P-24, NEW SHANKER EXT., DELHI”
DALJIT SINGH    “RZ-0-71, MAHAVIR SINGH, DELHI”
DANLABH SINGH    “D-150, JJ COLONY 2, NANGLOI, DELHI ”
DARA SINGH    “A-4/129, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DARA SINGH    “D-1 JUGGI, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DARA SINGH    “E-24, ASHOK NGR, DELHI”
DARBARA SINGH    “C-52, B-BLOCK A. NAGAR, N. NAGRI DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “1/11498 MOHAN PARK, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “137 ADHAYPAK NAGAR, NANGLOI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “15/119, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “163 AND 164, BLOCK – 32, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “32/7, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “32/70, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “32/92, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “87 MAHABIR ENCLAVE, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “8738, KABIR BASTI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “A-5 K BLOCK, UTTAM NAGAR, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “B-3/25, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “B-49, BINDAPUR EXTN., DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “BLOCK 32, TRILOK PURI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “C-48, JANAKPURI, NEW DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “D-1/308, NAND NAGARI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “D-1474 MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “D-1620, JAHANGIRPURI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “D-54 AMAR COLONY, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “E-331, NEW USHAMANPUR, SHAHDARA DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “F-1/237, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “RZ-E-76/18, MAHVIR ENCALVE, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “WZ-SK-36, UTTAM NAGAR, DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “Y-11 & 12, JJ COLONY- 1, NANGLOI DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH    “Y-759, JJ COLONY, NANGLOI DELHI”
DARSHAN SINGH     “A/301, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DASAT SINGH    “32/120, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
DATAR SINGH    “C-2/76, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DATAR SINGH    “NILAKHARI KARNAL, (HARYANA), B-1/32, SULTAN PURI.”
DAULTAT SINGH    “B-1/102, PH. 2 ASHOK VIHAR, DELHI”
DAVENDER PAL    “BAGHA BHAWAN, LUCKNOW”
DAVINDER PAL SINGH    “MB-95, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
DAVINDER SINGH    “2665 KAILASH NGR., DELHI”
DAVINDER SINGH    “D-886, ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
DAVINDER SINGH    “E-39, WEST SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
DAVINDER SINGH    “JOGI MOHALLA, AMBALA, HARYANA ”
DAVINDER SINGH    “N 390 MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
DAVINDER SINGH    “N-157, MANGLOI PURI, DELHI”
DAVINDER SINGH    “RZ E-38, W. SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
DAYAL SINGH    “13/414 KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
DAYAL SINGH    “20/280, KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
DAYAL SINGH    “P-3/199, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DAYAL SINGH    “RZ-60/1, VIJAY ENCLAVE, DALIN DELHI”
DEEPTI        “234 MEET NAGAR, DELHI”
DEESA SINGH    “1/4606 RAM NAGAR, DSHAHDRA, DELHI”
DELDAR SINGH    “A-4/129, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DEVENDER SINGH     “124, SOUTH ANARKALI, SHAHDARA DELHI”
DEVINDER SINGH    “598F SUBHASH, ROHILLA, GANDHI NAGAR, DELHI”
DEVINDER SINGH    “B-5/29, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DEVINDER SINGH    “RZ-B-10 DWARKA PURI, DELHI”
DEVINDER SINGH     “D 44 MAHABIR ENCLAVE, DELHI ”
DEVINDER SINGH     “H.NO. 2665 GALI NO. 17, KAILASH NAGAR”
DHALLU RAM    “WZ – 41, KHMPUR, DELHI”
DHANVINDER KAUR    “3/1/6006, DEV NAGAR, DELHI”
DHARAM SINGH    “A/4575 RAM NAGAR, SHAHDARA, DELHI”
DHARAM SINGH    “A-4/163 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DHARAM VIR SINGH    “136 DDA FLAT, RANJEET NGR., NEW DELHI08″
DHAYAN SINGH    “KABIR NAGAR, DELHI”
DHIRAJ SINGH    “RZ 81 SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
DIDAR SINGH    “4/15, SHANKER NGR. EXTN., DELHI”
DIDAR SINGH    “B-1/85 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DIDAR SINGH    “VILL SUKHRAMPUR, P.O. THARMAL PLANT COLONY DISTT. ROPAR, (PB)”
DIL BAGH SINGH    “F2/185 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DILAWAR SINGH    “28/18, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
DILBAGH SINGH    “10058, GORAKH PARK, DELHI”
DILBAGH SINGH    “17, SANJAY NAGAR, DELHI”
DILBAGH SINGH    “DDA FLATS JANTA COLONY, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DILBAGH SINGH    “E-2/409, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
DILBAGH SINGH    “F-1/254, SUNDER NAGARI, DELHI”
DILIP SINGH    “A-4/168 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
DILU SINGH    “RZ-21-B DWARKA PURI, NEW DELHI”
DIWAN SINGH    “HOUSE NO.1853, NAJAFGARH, DELHI”
DIWAN SINGH    “JHUGGI 32/33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
DOWA MAL    “H.NO.11, RAJPUR ROAD, DELHI”
DR. SUKHDEV SINGH    “A-52/1, GAMBDI, DELHI”
DUAL SINGH     “232-33 GALI NO. 1, GOBIND NAGAR, SULTANWIND ROAD”
DULIP SINGH    “F-1173 MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
DWARKA SINGH    “A-4/38, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
FAINKU RAM    “30/64 VISHWAS NGR., SHAHDARA, DELHI”
FAQIR SINGH    “H-185, GULAB BAGH, MATILALA ROAD, DELHI”
FATEH SINGH    “P/3/343, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
FAUJA SINGH    A-70 CHANDER LOK DELHI
G B SINGH    “T-60/11 AF STATION, PALAM NEW DELHI”
G S GILL    “A-79, MOHAN GARDEN, DELHI ”
GAGAN SINGH    “13/347, KALYANPURI, DELHI ”
GAINDA SINGH    “B-176/18, HARDEV PURI, DELHI ”
GAJJAN SINGH    “A-155 JAGAT PURI, DELHI ”
GANGA DHAR    “WZ 5 SHAKUR PUR, DELHI ”
GANGA SINGH    “BAGHA PURANA DISTT., FRIOKOT AT PRESENT, HARGOBIND G. DELHI ”
GARDUL SINGH    “F-1/247, SUNDER NAGRI, DELHI”
GEETA    “A-1 321, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GELA SINGH    “E-390, JAGJIT NAGAR, DELHI ”
GHANSYAM SINGH    “F-4/431, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GIAN SINGH    “1/2498, MOTI RAM ROAD, SHAHDRA DELHI”
GIAN SINGH    “1276/ B-11, GALI NO.4, EAST ROTHAS NAGAR, DELHI”
GIAN SINGH    “2/2 MAHABIR ENCLAVE, DELHI ”
GIAN SINGH    “228 GOPAL NAGAR, NAJAFGARH, NEW DELHI ”
GIAN SINGH    “C-132 JAGAT PURI, DELHI ”
GIAN SINGH    “C-4/99, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GIAN SINGH    “P-3129 SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GIAN SINGH    “RZ-T-12/228, W. SAGAR PUR,, ”
GIAN SINGH    “S-55, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
GIANI     “150, MEET NAGAR, DELHI ”
GOBIND SINGH    “10TH BATTALION RAO, BIKANER, DELHI.”
GOBIND SINGH    “WZ-T-238, SANTOKH PARK, UTTAM NGR., NEW DELHI ”
GOLA    “13/39, KALYANPURI, DELHI”
GOLA SINGH    “JWALA PURI, RD. NO. 4, DELHI ”
GOLOO SINGH    “13/337, KALAYANPURI, DELHI ”
GOPA SINGH    “C-312/14, BHAJANPURA, DELHI ”
GOPAL SINGH    “225, ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI ”
GOPAL SINGH    “32/19, TRILOK PURI, DELHI ”
GOPAL SINGH    “32/451, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
GOPAL SINGH    “B-2/255, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GOPAL SINGH    “P-1 JUGGI, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GOPAL SINGH    “Q-11 BUDH VIHAR, DELHI ”
GOPAL SINGH    “RZ H/67, W. SAGAR PUR, DELHI ”
GOPAL SINGH    “RZ-208/40, SAGAR PUR, DELHI ”
GORA SINGH    “51, HARDEV PURI, DELHI ”
GRUNAM SINGH    “Q 50, MEET NAGAR, DELHI, , ”
GUDDI        “N-3/1214-15, JAHANGIRPURI, DELHI ”
GUDEEP SINGH    “566, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
GUDEEP SINGH    “566, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
GUDEEP SINGH    “A-3/500, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GUDEEP SINGH    “A-3/500, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GUDEV SINGH    “1449/137, DERGA PURI, DELHI”
GUDEV SINGH    “1449/137, DERGA PURI, DELHI”
GULAB SINGH    “32/181, TRILOK PURI, DELHI ”
GULAB SINGH    “32/67, TRILOK PURI, DELHI ”
GULAB SINGH    “A-3/6, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GULAB SINGH    “HUTTS BLCOK 32 & 33, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
GULAB SINGH    “UMKAR AINFH, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
GULAM SINGH    “WZ- T-48/229, WEST SAGARPUR, DELHI”
GULAZAR SINGH    “1449/42, DURGAPURI, SHAHDARA, DELHI”
GULJINDER SINGH    “B-337 JWALA PURI, DELHI ”
GULSHAN KAUR    “674/1 KAROL BAGH, DELHI ”
GULZAR SINGH    “VILL & P.O., KHAS PATTI, AMRITSAR (PB), ”
GULZAR SINGH    “VPO NARASWALA TEH, RAMPURA PHOOL DISTT BHATINADA, ”
GUMUKH SINGH    “FLAT NO. 27, ELEC ARCADE HILL BAN DRA BOMBAY-50″
GUR CHARAN SINGH     “U-4, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
GURBACHAN KAUR    “150, MEET NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “13/136, KALYAN PURI, DELHI, ,, ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “144E-1, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “32 JANGPURA ROAD, BHOGAL DELHI ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “32/33, TRIOLOK PURI, DELHI ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “51, HARDEV PUR, SHAHDARA, DELHI ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “85/414, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “A/78, MOHAN GARDEN, DELHI”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “A-4/171 SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “D-1/80 JANAKPURI, NEW DELHI ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “D-583, AHSOK NAGAR, SHAHDARA, ”
GURBACHAN SINGH    “P-3/122 SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GURBAKSHISH SINGH    “B-1/6 PASCHIM VIHAR, DELHI ”
GURBAX SINGH    “21/25, SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
GURBAX SINGH    “C-16, GAMRI EXTENSION, DELHI”
GURBAX SINGH    “DDA 80, NEW SEEM PURI, DELHI ”
GURBAX SINGH    “E-253, MANGOLPURI, DELHI ”
GURBAX SINGH    “H-66 SHAKARPUR, JJ COLONY DELHI ”
GURBAX SINGH    “J-211, KARTAR NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURBUX    “E-627, PREET VIHAR, DELHI”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “1/2504, MOTI RAM PARK, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “1276 E-11, GALI NO.4, EAST ROHTAS NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “20 A/10-P BABARPUR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “24/336-337, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “30/175, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “700/27, GALI NO. 21, MAUJPUR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “A-4/171 SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “B-132 JAGAT PURI, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “C-16, GAMRI EXTENSION, DELHI”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “C-3, BUDH VIHAR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “F-4/184, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “J-211, KARTAR NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “MOHAN NAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “RX-61 RAGHU NGR, PANKHA ROAD DABRI, NEW DELHI., ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “RZ/G-64, MAHABIR ENCLAVE DELHI, ,, ,, ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “RZ-177, EAST SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “RZ-33, DWARIKA PURI, DELHI”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “RZ-38 D BLOCK, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “S-201, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “S-70 MANGOL PURI, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “T-50, SAGAR PUR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    Unknown
GURCHARAN SINGH    “WZ-37 SANT GARH, TILAK NAGAR, NEW DELHI, ,, ”
GURCHARAN SINGH    “Y-717 JJ COLONY, NANGLOI, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH “208E GALI NO. 16, SADH NAGR NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH “28 GALI BHAGAT SINGH, BABAR PUR, DELHI ”
GURCHARAN SINGH “C-20 KIRAN GARDEN, MATIALA RD, DELHI, , ”
GURDAYAL SINGH    “4514 GALI SULTAN PAHRI DHIRAJ, DELHI ”
GURDAYAL SINGH    “A-17, ADARSHA NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURDAYAL SINGH    “B-2/425, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
GURDAYAL SINGH    “H-239, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURDAYAL SINGH    “RZ 38 D BLOCK, MAHAVIR ECNLAVE, NEW DELHI ”
GURDAYAL SINGH    “S-68, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
GURDAYAL SINGH    “VILL OHAR SINGH, WALE AMRITSAR, PUNJAB,, ”
GURDEEP KAUR    “H NO. 6-N, MANSAROVER PARK, SHAHDARA DELHI ”
GURDEEP SINGH    “12/106, GEETA COLONY, DELHI ”
GURDEEP SINGH    “F-61, JHILMIL COLONY, DELHI”
GURDEEP SINGH    “G-13/A, ARJUN NAGAR, G. NO. 4, DELHI ”
GURDEEP SINGH    “R/O 20 A/10, CHANDER SHEKHAR AZAR GALI BABARPUR, DELHI ”
GURDEEP SINGH    “RZ-1/64, WEST SAGARPUR, DELHI”
GURDEEP SINGH    “RZ-T-228, WEST SAGAR PUR, NEW DELHI ”
GURDEEP SINGH    “VILL.P.O.TAPLA, P.S. KOLLANA, DISTT. AMBALA HRY”
GURDESH SINGH    Unknown
GURDEV SINGH    “41 A- RAM CLINIC, SHAHDARA, DELHI ”
GURDEV SINGH    “93 SULINNGH COLONY, DELHI ”
GURDEV SINGH    “C-117, BHAJAN PURA, DELHI ”
GURDEV SINGH    “F41/214, SUNDER NAGRI, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GURDEV SINGH    “L-129, PUNJABI LINKS, GHAZIABAD, ”
GURDEV SINGH    “RZ-38, DWARKAPURI, DALINI, N DELHI ”
GURDEV SINGH    “RZ-38, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, PALAM CLY., N. DELHI ”
GURDEV SINGH    “WZ-B/35, PRITHVI PARK, TILAK NAGAR, NEW DELHI ”
GURDIAN SINGH    “RZ-353 D-5, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
GURDIAN SLINGH    “C/O JOR SINGH, DAMI PATTI, AMRITSAR”
GURDIP SINGH    “C-82, BHALIMAR BAGH, JANTA FLATS, AF BLOCK DELHI ”
GURDIP SINGH    “WZ-221 SHIV NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURDIYAL SINGH    D-889 ASHOK NAGAR DELHI
GURDYAL SINGH    “RZ-103, ARYA SAMAJ RD, UTTAN NAGAR, DELHI”
GURENDER KAUR    “B-15-C, BLOCK NO.1, TILAK NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
GURINDER SINGH    “84/85, FRIENDS ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI ”
GURINDER SINGH    “J-400 KARTAR SINGH, DELHI ”
GURJANT SINGH    “50/4 GALI NO. 4, NEW DELHI ANAND PARVAT, DELHI ”
GURJEET KAUR    “1/1798, PANCHSHEEL GARDEN, HAHDARA N. D., ”
GURJEET KAUR    “1449/A-1, DURGA PURI, DELHI”
GURJEET KAUR    “C-2/76, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GURJEET KAUR    “F-135, NEW SEELAMPUR, DELHI”
GURJEET KAUR    “R/O 14-A, GURU NANAK, GALI CHHAJU PUR, SHAHDARA DELHI”
GURJEET SINGH    “19/143, SARAL ROHILLA, DELHI”
GURJEET SINGH    “26/426, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
GURJEET SINGH    “B-1784, SHASTRI NAGAR, DELHI-52″
GURJEET SINGH    “G-131, KARAMPURA, NEW DELHI-110 015″
GURJIT KAUR    “A-1 320, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
GURMAN SINGH    “RZ-115, VINOD PURI, DELHI”
GURMEET SINGH    “109 JAGATPURI, SHAHDARA, DELHI ”
GURMEJ KAUR    Unknown
GURMEJ SINGH    “R/O B/36, TAGORE GALI, BABAR PUR, WEST SHAHDARA,, ”
GURMEL SINGH    “S-201, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
GURMET SINGH    “2681-83, A GALI NO. 1, KAROL BAGH DELHI ”
GURMISH SINGH    “A-11/2, GAMDI EXTN., DELHI ”
GURMIT SINGH    “1/27, JAGAT PURI, DELHI ”
GURMIT SINGH    “1449/137, DURGA PURI, DELHI”
GURMIT SINGH    “596/6F SUBHASH MOHALLA, GANDHI NAGAR, DELHI ”
GURMIT SINGH    “B-47 USMANPUR COLY., SHAHDARA, DELHI ”
GURMIT SINGH    “G-70, MAHABIR ENCLAVE, DELHI ”
GURMIT SINGH    NATIONAL MOTOR TRAS. BAGH DIWAR DELHI
GURMUKH SINGH    “1/3633 KHERA, BHAGWAN PUR, DELHI ”
GURMUKH SINGH    “20 A/4 BABAR PUR, DELHI”
GURMUKH SINGH    “32/56, TRILOKPUR, DELHI”
GURMUKH SINGH    “575, KABIR BASTI, DELHI”
GURMUKH SINGH    “A-1 321, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
GURMUKH SINGH    “A-11 SWARN PARK, NANGLOI, DELHI”
GURMUKH SINGH    “B-337, ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
GURMUKH SINGH    “G-175 SHAKARPU, JJ COLONY, DELHI”
GURMUKH SINGH    “P-1 JUGGI, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
GURMUKH SINGH    “R-679, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
GURMUKH SINGH    “UTTAM NAGAR, BINDAPUR, PRATAP GARDEN, DELHI”
GURNAM SINGH    “342 TANK RD, BAPA NGR K. NGR, DELHI”
GURNAM SINGH    “B2-C AMAR COLONY, DELHI”
GURNAM SINGH    “B-50 KRISHNA PARK, NEW DELHI”
GURNAM SINGH    “F6/392 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
GURNAM SINGH    “J-10A, EAST VINOD NAGAR, DELHI”
GURNAM SINGH    “RZ 256 B/13, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
GURNAM SINGH    “RZ-58, KAILASH PURI, DELHI”
GURNAM SINGH    “Y-805 JJ COLONY, NAGLOI, DELHI”
GURNEJ SINGH    “H 947 JJ COLONY, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
GURNNAM SINGH    “RZ-58 KAILASH PURI, PALAM COLONY, NEW DELHI”
GURPAL SINGH    “D-68 JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
GURPREET SINGH    “G-70 UTTAM SINGH, NEW DELHI ”
GURPREET SINGH    “RZ-1-129, RAJ NAGAR, PALAM COLONY, DELHI”
GURSHAIN SINGH    “103 MALIK PUR, MODEL TOWN, DELHI-9″
GURSHARAN SINGH    “V&POTPEPLA VIASAALS, AMBALA, ”
GURTAKHAT SINGH    “Y-740 JJ COLONY, NANGLOI, DELHI”
GURVINDER SINGH    “14/33 DURGA PURI, DELHI”
GURVINDER SINGH    “14449/30 DURGA PURI, DELHI”
GURVINDER SINGH    “41 A-RAM CLINIC, SHAHDARA, DELHI”
GURVINDER SINGH    “A-3/70 NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
GURVINDER SINGH    “B-196, OLD SEEMAPURI, DELHI”
GYAN SIGNH    “E/335, USMANPUR, (JAGIT NGR), DELHI”
GYAN SINGH    “32/123, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
GYAN SINGH    “32/45, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
GYAN SINGH    “A-32, GALI GURDWARA GAMDI, DELHI”
GYAN SINGH    “B-2/420, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
H S GROVER     “S-8/314, JAMUNA VIHAR, DELHI”
HABANS SINGH     “WZ-K/85, NEW MAHAVIR NAGAR, NEW DELHI ”
HAIR SINGH    44 RAJDHANI PARK DELHI
HAJURA SINGH    “65-A HARI NAGAR, ASHRAM, NEW DELHI”
HAKAM SINGH    JAWALA PURI
HAKAM SINGH    “JUGGI BLOCK 32, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
HAKAM SINGH     “4104 KRISHNA PARK, DELHI”
HAKAN SINGH    “BLOCK NO. 32 & 33, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
HAKIM SINGH    “32/14, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
HAKIM SINGH    “C-4/142 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
HAKUM SINGH    “52/132, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
HAMINDER SINGH    Unknown
HANS RAJ    “T-593, BALJEET NGR, NEW DELHI”
HARBAJAN SINGH    “C 90 MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
HARBAJAN SINGH    “R/O 1449/213, DURGAPURI, DELHI”
HARBANS KAUR    “A/187 JAGAT PURI, DELHI”
HARBANS KAUR    “B-50 C, TILAK VIHAR, NEW DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “18/5 KHAJURI KHAS, DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “25/232, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “C-15 GAMARI EXT., DELHII”
HARBANS SINGH    “C-44/199, GAMRI EXTN., DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “C-69/1C JANAKPURI, NEW DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “D-585 ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    DHANWARI P.O. KHAS ZILLA ROPAR THE. ROPAR
HARBANS SINGH    “P-1 JUGGI, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “R/O F-153, NEW SEELAMPUR, DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “RZ 59 GALI 5, SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “RZ 70/1, VIJAY ENCLAVE, PALAM COLONY, DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    “RZ-2418 RAJ NAGAR, PALAM COLONY, NEW DELHI”
HARBANS SINGH    Unknown
HARBANS SINGH    “WZ-482 PALAM VILL., DELHI CANTT., DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “10058 GORAKH PARK, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “1439 A/105, BALBIR NAGAR, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “170 JEEEWAN NAGAR, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “32 ADHYAPAK NAGAR, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “51, HARDEV PURI, GALI 6, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “A-14, GAMRI EXTN., DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “A-3/37, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “BEHIND RAMJI MANDIR, PALAM COLONY, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “F-184/85, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “F-439 RAJ NAGAR II, PALAM COLONY, NEW DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “GAMDI ROAD, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “GURDWARA, DERA SHERI CHAND, AMAR COLONY, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “J-2, EAST VINOD NAGAR, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “P.O. GAZIPUR, DISTT. JULLANDHAR, (PUNJAB)”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “R/O F-135, NEW SEELAMPUR, DELHI, ,, ”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “RZ-D-982 ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “S-222, SHAKARPUR, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “V/741 R K PURAM, NEW DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “WZ-16-B UTTAM NAGAR, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “WZ-A/27, SAINIK NAGAR, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “Y-323 JJ COLONY, NANGLOI, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “Y-465 JJ COLONY-1, NANGLOI, DELHI”
HARBHAJAN SINGH    “Y-714 JJ COLONY, NANGLOI, DELHI”
HARBINDER SINGH    “B-50 KRISHNA PARK, DELHI”
HARBIR SINGH    “B-9, MODEL TOWN, DELHI-9″
HARBIR SINGH    “D-20 BHAJAN PURA, DELHI”
HARBIR SINGH    “G-70, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI”
HARCHAND SINGH    “1449/28, DURGAPURI, DELHI”
HARCHAND SINGH    “BAHADURGARH, HARYANA ”
HARCHAND SINGH    “RZ-252 D/2 RAJ NAGAR, DELHI ”
HARCHARAN SINGH    “1142 JANTA FLATS, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
HARCHARAN SINGH    “BONOVA ENCLAVE, JHARDOA KALAN, NAJAFGARH, N. DELHI”
HARCHARAN SINGH    “H-1/6 VIKASPURI, NEW DELHI”
HARDARSHAN SINGH    “RZ-258/D-2, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
HARDEEP SINGH    “123-B, W.A. NAGAR, DELHI-51″
HARDEEP SINGH    “177-P ARAM BAGH AREA, N DELHI”
HARDEEP SINGH    “C-8/287, YAMUNA VIHAR, DELHI”
HARDEEP SINGH    “D-832-33, JAHANGIRPURI, DELHI”
HARDEV SINGH    “6 CIVIL LINES, FARIOKOT (PB) NEAR SEED SERVICE ST. MOG, ”
HARDEV SINGH    “D-64/A BHAJAN PURA, DELHI”
HARDEV SINGH    “GURDWARA SINGH, SABHA DELHI CANTT. DELHI”
HARDEV SINGH    Unknown
HARDIP SINGH    “23/18, PUNJABI BAGH EXT., DELHI”
HARDIP SINGH    “25/18, PUNJABI BAHG EXT., DELHI”
HARDIP SINGH    “H-18 BUDH VIHAR, DELHI”
HARDIP SINGH    “R-18 BUDH VIHAR, DELHI”
HARDIP SINGH    “VILL. UMARWALA, P O AKARPUR, DT. GURDASPUR, PUNJAB ”
HARDIP SINGH    “Y-715 JJ COLONY, NAGLOI, DELHI”
HARDYAL SINGH    “A-598, SHASTRI NGR., DELHI”
HARGOVIND    “A-598, SHASTRI NGR., DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “1/4494 RAM NAGAR, DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “25-D/8, NEW ROHTAK RD., DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “A/46602/2, RAM NAGAR EXTN., DEL.HI”
HARI SINGH    “B-165, JAHANGIRPURI, DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “B-258, GHONDA, DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “H-971, LAXMI NAGAR, DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “K-329, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “P-3/191, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “PAKKI PUCHO DISTT., BHATINDA ”
HARI SINGH    “RZ-11 DURGA PATH, SAGARPUR, NEW DELHI”
HARI SINGH    “RZ-259/A/4, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI”
HARI SINGH    Unknown
HARI SINGH    Unknown
HARI SINGH    “VILL, BABAR DISTT., FIROZPUR”
HARI SINGH    “WZ-81 A, VIRENDER NAGAR, DELHI”
HARI SINGH     “P-2/681 SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
HARINDER SINGH    “30/175, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
HARINDER SINGH    “D-44 MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI ”
HARINDER SINGH    “RZ-T NEAR 49/229, WEST SAGAR PUR, NEW DELHI ”
HARINDER SINGH    “S-70, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
HARINDER SINGH    “WZ 162/A, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
HARISH    “B-689, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
HARJEET KAUR    “P-39 JJ COLONY, RAGHBIR NAGAR, S B I NEW DELHI ”
HARJEET SINGH    “81 GALI NO.3, KABIR NAGAR, DELHI ”
HARJEET SINGH    “9/1609 SUBHASH ROAD, DELHI ”
HARJEET SINGH    “A/3/13/14, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
HARJEET SINGH    “A-6/145 SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
HARJEET SINGH    “F-184/85, MANGOL PURI, DELHI ”
HARJEET SINGH    “JUGGI NO. 118, SHAHDARA, DELHI ”
HARJEET SINGH    “RZ-1/31, SAGARPUR, DELHI”
HARJINDER SINGH    “5/114, NIRANKARI COLONY, DELHI ”
HARJINDER SINGH    “D-22 SUDARSHAN PARK, MOTI NAGAR, NEW DELHI-110 015,, , ”
HARJINDER SINGH    “RZ 296 DDA PART II, RAJ NAGAR PALAM, NEW DELHI ”
HARJINDER SINGH    “RZ 385, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, DELHI ”
HARJINDER SINGH    “WZ-1391-II, MANGAL RAI, DELHI”
HARJIT SINGH    “A-103 BHAJAN PURA, DELHI ”
HARJIT SINGH    “B-5 JYOTI NAGAR, DURGA PURI, DELHI ”
HARJIT SINGH    “C-2/75, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
HARJIT SINGH    C-44 EAST KRISHNA NGR. DELHI
HARJIT SINGH    “F-7/253-259, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
HARJIT SINGH    “L-90, MANGOLPURI, DELHI ”
HARJIT SINGH    “RZ-239/E, RAJ NAGAR, DELHI ”
HARJIT SINGH    “Y-638 JJ COLONY-1, NAGLOI, DELHI ”
HARJUNG SINGH    “VILL & PO PATTE, AMRITSAR (PB), ”
HARKERAT SINGH    “S-55, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
HARMEET SINGH    “CJATWL POULTRY, FARM SAMALKA, GURGAON, ”
HARMEET SINGH        Unknown
HARMEET SINGH SOHAN    Unknown
HARMINDER SINGH    “68-A, HARI NAGAR, ASHRAM”
HARMINDER SINGH    “996 JANTA FLATS, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
HARMINDER SINGH    “DELHI KOTA, ROADWAYS 14, NAJAFGARH N. DELHI ”
HARMINDER SINGH    “WZ-162, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
HARMINDER SINGH    “WZ-59, MUKHERJI PARK, NEW DELHI-16, ”
HARMINDER SINGH     “C/326 MAJLIS PARK, NEW DELHI ”
HARMIT SINGH    “1388, JAHAGIR PURI, DELHI”
HARMIT SINGH    “2/25 PREM GALI, BABARPUR, DELHI ”
HARMIT SINGH    “VILL.SULOHIYAN, DISTT.ROPAR, DELHI”
HARNAIK SINGH    “RAJASTHAN GOODS CARR. SHAHDARA BOARDER, DELHI (PATIALA), ”
HARNAM SINGH    “1/3633 KHERA, BHAGWAN PUR, DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “122/14, SHANKER NAGAR, DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “2378/T-25, BAWANA ROAD, NARELA, DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “30/313, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “32/93, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “A-260, JJ COLONY, UTTAM NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
HARNAM SINGH    “A-4/269, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “B-25, NATHU COLONY, DELHI”
HARNAM SINGH    “F-7 JUGGI, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “PLOT NO. 6 SANJAY COL. SARAI PIPAL THALA, DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “RZ-2 OLD ROSHAN PURA, NAJAFGARH, NEW DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “RZ-49, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI ”
HARNAM SINGH    “VILL.P.O. DHAMKOT, TESHIL NAVAN SHANKAR, DISTT. JALLUNDER”
HARNAN SINGH    “B-17/4, JYOTI NAGAR WEST, DELHI ”
HARPAL SINGH    “HOUSE NO.329, NAJAFGARH, DELHI”
HARPAL SINGH    “P-92 STREET NO. 1, SHANKER NAGAR, DELHI ”
HARPAL SINGH    “RZ-30 A, VINOD PUR, NEW DELHI ”
HARPAL SINGH    “S-425, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
HARPAL SINGH    “Y-620 JJ COLONY, NAGLOI, DELHI ”
HARPAL SINGH    Y-863 JJ COLONY NAGLOI DELHI
HARSURJIT SINGH    “P.O. GARDI THE., TEHRATARAN DISS, AMRITSAR (PUNJAB), ”
HARVENDER PAL KAUR    “J-5/5, KRISHAN NAGAR, DELHI ”
HARVINDER SINGH    “B-5/422, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
HARVINDER SINGH    “C-437, BHAJAN PURA, DELHI ”
HARVINDER SINGH    “RZ-8/75, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, PALAM DELHI-45, ”
HARVINDER SINGH    “Y-32, BUDH VIHAR, DELHI ”
HARVINDER SINGH     “WZ-A/27, SAINIK NAGAR,, , ”
HARWANT SINGH    “1236, W.A. NAGAR, DELHI-51, ”
HAZARA SINGH    “K-21/14, W. GHONDA, DELHI ”
HAZOOR SINGH    “S-440, SHAKARPUR, DELHI ”
HEENA    “GURUDWARA PANDEV NAGAR, DELHI”
HEERA SINGH    “32/436, HIMATPURI, DELHI ”
HEERA SINGH    “GRANTHI GURUDWARA, AJIT NAGAR, DELHI”
HEM RAJ    “K-303, RAGHBIR NAGAR, DELHI, ,, ”
HIMAT SINGH    “1034, GALI NO. 7, KHAJOORI, DELHI ”
HIMAT SINGH    “P-1 JUGGI, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
HOSHIAR SINGH    “132, SHIV PURI, K. NGR, DELHI ”
HOSHIAR SINGH    “F-11, MADAWALI, DELHI ”
HOSHIYAR SINGH    “32//91, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
HOSIAR SINGH    “32/29, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
HOSIAR SINGH    “BLOCK 32 JUGGI, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
HOSIAR SINGH    “C-3/243, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
HOSIAR SINGH    “JAWALA PURI, ROAD NO. 4, DELHI ”
HOSIAR SINGH    “JUGGI BLCOK – 32, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
HOSIAR SINGH    “K-304 RAGHBIR NAGAR, DELHI ”
HOTA SINGH    “GURDWAR GAMARI EXT., DELHI ”
HOTU SINGH    “C-4/409, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
HUKAM CHAND     “16/305, JOSHI RD. KAROL BAGH, DELHI ”
HUKAM SINGH    “32/21, TRILOKPURI, DELHI ”
HUKAM SINGH    “K-331 MANGOL PURI, DELHI ”
HUKAM SINGH    “L-90, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
HUKAM SINGH    P-3/122 SULTAN PURI DELHI
INAM KAUR    “C-4/414, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
INDER KAUR    “WZ 405/C GALI NO. 6, SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “1449/24/B DURGA PURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “1449/910, NAND NAGRI, DELHI ”
INDER SINGH    “32/1, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “32/164, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “32/53, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “32/74, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “363-A RISHI NAGAR, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “70-C/7, BHOLA NATH NAGAR, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “A/3/13/14, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “A-2/377, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “A-31 JJ COLONY-2, NAGLOI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “A-4/149, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “A-4/167 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “C-1/129 SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “C-93 RAJDHANI PARK, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “J-1887, JAHANGIRPURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “JUGGI BLOCK – 32, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “P-2/6981, SULTAN PURI, DELHI ”
INDER SINGH    “PATIALA TPT., SHAHDARA BOARDER”
INDER SINGH    “WZ 492 SADH NAGAR, DELHI”
INDER SINGH    “Y-881 JJ COLONY, NAGLOI, DELHI”
INDERJEET     “191, RAM PURA, DELHI-35″
INDERJEET KAUR    “C-2/6, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
INDERJEET SINGH    “20/218, KALYANPURI, DELHI”
INDERJEET SINGH    “A-1937, GURDASPUR, DELHI”
INDERJEET SINGH    “C-2/6, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
INDERJEET SINGH    “E-13 LAJPAT NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
INDERJEET SINGH    “KANIKA BAGH, AMRITSAR, (PB)”
INDERJEET SINGH    “X-629-30, MANGOL PURI, DELHI ”
INDERJIT SINGH    “1449/24, DURGA PURI, DELHI”
INDERJIT SINGH    “99 GALI KRISHNA, PAHAR GANJ, DELHI”
INDERJIT SINGH    “B-3/117, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
INDERJIT SINGH    “CHANDIGRARH, CID, PUNJAB”
INDERJIT SINGH    “G-70 UTTAM NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
INDERJIT SINGH    “R-4/21, MODEL TWN., DELHI-9″
INDERJIT SINGH    “Y-861 JJ COLONY NAGLOI, DELHI”
INDERPAL SINGH     “JUGGI NO. 10, JAWALA PURI, DELHI”
INDERVEER SINGH    Unknown
IQBAL KAUR    “1/6943, SHIVAJI PARK, ROHTAS NAGAR, DELHI”
IQBAL SINGH    “116/13, VILL NANAKSAR ASHRAM, CAMP ”
IQBAL SINGH    “51 WA, JAWAHAR NAGAR, DELHI”
IQBAL SINGH    “A512, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
IQBAL SINGH    “RADHU NANGLI, P.S NORAPUR, BIJNOR UP”
IQBAL SINGH    “WZ-1391-II, NAGAL RAI, DELHI”
IQBAL SINGH    “Y 1858, MANGOL PURI, DELHI ”
IQBAL SINGH    “Y-885 JJ COLONY-1, NAGLOI, DELHI”
IQBAL SINGH     “F-1/260, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
ISHAR SINGH    “RZ 5H, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI ”
ISHER SINGH    “1-3/65, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
ISHWAR SINGH    “32/10, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
ISHWAR SINGH    “A-8, JAGATPURI, K. NGR. DELHI”
ISHWARI BAI    “13/413 KALYAN PURI, DELHI”
J S MAHARU    “MAHADEV VIHAR PALAM, VILL. A F STATION PALAM, NEW DELHI ”
J S SINGH    “T-1022, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
JAGAN SINGH    “32055, TRILOK PURI, NEW DELHI”
JAGAN SINGH    “A-78, MANGOL PURI, DELHI”
JAGAT SINGH    “32/16, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
JAGAT SINGH    “32/65, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
JAGAT SINGH    “3L/13-19, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
JAGAT SINGH    “A-4/143, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
JAGAT SINGH    “C-1663, NAJAFGARH, DELHI”
JAGAT SINGH    “C-40, INDER PURI, DELHI”
JAGAT SINGH SAINI    “2166 HARI NAGAR, ASHRAM, DELHI”
JAGDEV SINGH    “N-B-99, SHANKER NGR., DELHI”
JAGDIP SINGH    “1871 LAXMI BAI NAGAR, DELHI”
JAGDIP SINGH    “F-1/2 POLICE STAION, KINGSWAY CAMP, DELHI-9″
JAGDISH BABU RAM     “RZ0299 A EXTN., VISHWAS PARK, UTTAM NAGAR, DELHI”
JAGDISH SINGH    “D-74/A BHAJAN PURA, DELHI”
JAGDISH SINGH    “H. NO. 177, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
JAGGAA SINGH    “JUGGI BLOCK 32, TRILOKPURI, DELHI”
JAGGI SINGH     “GURDWARA NAGLOI, DELHI”
JAGGU SINGH    “32/106, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
JAGINDER SINGH    “S-141 SANT NAGAR, PATIALA, (PUNJAB)”
JAGIR SINGH    “12 SINGHALPUR, SHALIMAR BAGH, DELHI”
JAGIR SINGH    “132 SHIVPURI, EXTENSION, DELHI”
JAGIR SINGH    “212, ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
JAGIR SINGH    “D-54 AMAR COLONY, DELHI”
JAGIR SINGH    “D-583 ASHOK NAGAR, DELHI”
JAGIR SINGH    “G/1, MANDAVLI, DELHI”
JAGIR SINGH    “H-15 BUDH VIHAR, DELHI”
JAGIR SINGH    “PAKKI PUNCHO DISTT., BHATINDA”
JAGIR SINGH    “S-3/433-434, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
JAGIR SINGH    “VILL GALABAD DISTT., FIROZPUR ”
JAGIRA SINGH    “600/12, GALI NO 10, MAUJ PUR, DELHI”
JAGIRA SINGH    “LAKHMIR VALI DISTT., FARIOKOT”
JAGIT SINGH    “B-30/5, GALI NO. 5 M. P. PUR, DELHI”
JAGJEET SINGH    “A-1 321, NAND NAGRI, DELHI”
JAGJEET SINGH    “R/O 1/3619, TIYAGI COLONY, RAM NAGAR, ”
JAGJIT SINGH    “1/3632 RAM NAGAR, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “113//O RAJPURA COLY., PATIALA, PUNJAB ”
JAGJIT SINGH    “192, DEFENCE COLONY, MURAD NAGAR, GHAZIABAD UP”
JAGJIT SINGH    “31 GALI NO. 3, KABIR NAGAR, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “5749, KABIR BASTI, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “A-38, DUBHDAR COLY., SARAI COLONY, DELHI, , ”
JAGJIT SINGH    “C-53/3, MAUJ PUR, GHONDA, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “C-70-A JIWAN PARK, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “CHATWAL PULTARY, FARM SAMALKA, GURGAON.”
JAGJIT SINGH    “D8/Q/20, N PATEL NAGAR, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “E-5/161, SULTAN PURI, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “J-1917, JAHAGIRPURI, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “RZ 38, W SAGAR PUR, DELHI”
JAGJIT SINGH    “RZ R/8 DWARKA PURI, DEBRI GUAN, ”
JAGJIT SINGH    Unknown
JAGMOHAN SINGH    “99 GALI KRISHNA, PAHAR GANJ, DELHI”
JAGMOHAN SINGH    “A-5/6 J PURI, T-BLOCK, UTTAM NAGAR, DELHI ”
JAGMOHAN SINGH    “RZ-A 6/6 N, UTTAM NAGAR, NEW DELHI”
JAGMOHAN SINGH    “S-278 GREATER KAILASH, NEW DELHI”
JAGPAL SINGH    Unknown
JAGPAL SINGH     “RP 5/2 TAGORE GARDEN, DELHI”
JAGTAR SINGH    “1/4650 MANOLI RD, RAM NAGAR, DELHI”
JAGTAR SINGH    “106, BLOCK 32, TRILOK PURI, DELHI”
JAGTAR SINGH    “1449/A-3, DURGA PURI, DELHI, ,, ”
JAGTAR SINGH    “38/13, SHAKARPUR, DELHI, ,, ”
JAGTAR SINGH

The Life of Guru Nanak (Animation Divx)

2011-11-21T07:13:00.001Z

An amazing video .... aimed at non-sikhs, but good for everyone to watch !!

Link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkU_XGPjjIc&feature=player_embedded

Revealed - The Golden Temple (never seen footage)

2011-11-21T07:11:00.001Z

Link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NpU-yZLomnk#!

Obama: All of us can draw inspiration from Guru Nanak

2011-11-21T07:10:00.001Z

Washington: Sending best wishes to the Sikh community on the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, US President Barack Obama on Thursday said that people can draw inspiration from his message of equality, honesty and helping those in need.

"As Sikhs across America and around the world celebrate the life of Guru Nanak, all of us can draw inspiration from his message of equality, honesty, and helping those who are in need," Obama said in a statement.

"I send my best wishes to all those observing the anniversary of the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Sikh Guru," he said.

"On this occasion, we are reminded of the fundamental principles of Sikhism, including the equality of all people, the sanctity of living an honest life, and the importance of service to our neighbours," Obama said.

"I'm proud that during my presidency the White House hosted the first celebration of the birth of Guru Nanak, and our country is grateful for the extraordinary contributions that Sikh Americans have made to our nation," said the US President.

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Story first published:

November 10, 2011 22:52 IST

Tags: Barack Obama, Guru Nanak, Guru Nanak anniversary, Obama on Nanak

Link:

http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/all-of-us-can-draw-inspiration-from-guru-nanak-obama-148742

Does God Exist ???

2011-11-21T07:08:00.001Z

Talk Given by Bhai Manvir Singh at Reading University organized by RUSS (Reading University Sikh Society).

Please see video below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6uvxZ5PMx4

Enjoy :)

Inspirational Art - http://www.iminderarts.com

2011-11-21T07:06:00.001Z

From an E-mail .... Inspirational Art !! :)

VahegurooJeeKaKhalsaa!

VahegurooJeeKiFatheh!

Dear VeerJee/BhenJee,

Hope all is Guroo Guroo! :-) As you may/may not know, about 3 years ago I finally decided to start drawing and painting again after losing touch with this hobby for such a long time.

When I started, it was simply because I wanted to enjoy doing art again, but over the last couple of years I got a lot of positive feedback from Gursikhs to do more, and share more. To my surprise, I found that a lot of people actually liked what I did and I started getting requests for prints, originals and commissions which was all truly overwhelming!

I wasn't too sure about pursuing this 'demand' initially because I didn't want the reason as to why I did art to change. However, after a lot of encouragement from everyone I have finally decided to put my work out there and make it more widely available to everyone.

It has taken me a while to get to where I am now but this message is to let you know that with Guru Sahib's Kirpaa I have launched my website http://www.iminderarts.com where you can view, comment, and buy prints of my work! I'll be running the site like a blog, and there are plenty of things in the pipeline too, including lots of features to be added to the site, so stay tuned!

I'm indebted to everyone around me who has helped and inspired me to come this far with my art, so thank you to all, especially GuruSahib! :-)

Feel free to contact me with any questions/comments that you have, and please help me spread the word by forwarding this email to your contacts and groups who you think might appreciate my artwork.

Guroo Raakhaa!

Iminder Singh

The 3 Deadliest Words ....

2011-11-21T07:05:00.001Z

Link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISme5-9orR0&feature=player_embedded

Shocking ...

Bandi Choor or Divali .. What do Sikhs Celebrate??

2011-10-30T07:26:00.000Z

Talk organized by RUSS (Reading University Sikh Society).

Link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zUANPN0h1U

Poppy Appeal remembers Sikh soldiers

2011-10-28T07:19:00.000+01:00

A new religious symbol has become part of this year’s Poppy Appeal.
The Khanda represents the Sikh soldiers who have fought for the British Armed Forces and joins the Christian cross, the Jewish Star of David and the Muslim crescent.
The small, sword shaped piece of wood with a poppy attached was designed by Kalwinder Singh Dhindsa from Derby. Now 12,000 have been produced.
World War One and World War Two saw 83,000 Sikh soldiers killed and 109,000 wounded fighting for the British.

Link:

http://www.bfbs.com/news/uk/poppy-appeal-remembers-sikh-soldiers-52930.html

Ontario NDP's Singh throws heck of a victory rally

2011-10-15T19:43:00.002+01:00

Please see the video, where he makes his victory speech in English, Punjbai and French.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/offbeat/story/2011/10/07/jagmeet-singh-wins5465.html

Jagmeet Singh wins in Bramalea-Gore-Malton0:00

Jagmeet Singh won a historic victory Thursday night, becoming the first provincial New Democrat to be elected in the Peel region west of Toronto.

Singh, a young lawyer, speaks three languages and ran an impressive youth-driven campaign in the Bramalea-Gore-Malton riding. He was one of 17 NDP candidates elected in Thursday night's vote.

The provincial NDP recruited Singh after he lost his bid for a federal seat in May by only 539 votes.

After Singh prevailed over Liberal incumbent Kuldip Kular by about 2,100 votes, he received a hero's welcome by some 300 people who were packed into Bombay Palace, a banquet hall near Dixie Road and Highway 407.

Watch the above video to see (and hear) his supporters blow the roof off the place.

Funny Comic Strip by Channel 4

2011-10-15T19:41:00.000+01:00

A MUST WATCH !!

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/comic-strip-presents/4od

The Comic Strip team return for a special 50s-style 'fugitive' film noir spoof.

The 60-minute film, penned by Peter Richardson and Pete Richens, follows Prime Minister Tony Blair (Stephen Mangan), wanted for murder and on the run. Escaping from Number 10 and leaving behind his adoring wife Cherie (Catherine Shepherd), Tony vows to clear his name no matter what the consequences.

But on a foggy London night, Tony has few friends willing to harbour a wanted man. With front pages demanding his capture, Blair has no choice but to go on the run, with Inspector Hutton (Robbie Coltrane) and his sidekick (James Buckley) hot on his trail. The chase unfolds thanks to evidence gleaned from his 'allies' Mandelson (Nigel Planer) and Brown (Ford Kiernan), as well as an unlikely encounter with Margaret Thatcher (Jennifer Saunders, channelling Bette Davies in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?).

Surely Tony's an innocent man, pursued for a crime he didn't commit?

The cast also includes Harry Enfield as Alastair Campbell, Rik Mayall as Professor Predictor, Morgana Robinson as Carole Caplin, John Sessions as Thatcher's butler and Ross Noble as an 'old Labour' tramp.

Toronto Smagam June 2011

2011-08-07T19:36:00.005+01:00

Audio Files to download on:

http://www.mediafire.com/?bthncab0f2edf

Videos on:

http://www.youtube.com/user/HarsimratKaur?feature=mhee

Rhensbahi Keertan - Dulla Veer Ji

Rhensabhi Keertan - Bhai Manmohan Singh California

Photos on:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hkaur92/sets/72157627160128116/

The Seed of Gursikhi

2011-07-01T20:49:00.000+01:00

Hard Soil

We start of as ‘Hard Soil’, stuck in our ways and ‘happy’ with how we are. Indeed the more ‘happy’ we feel the harder our soil becomes. The longer we remain like this, the more difficult it is to change. Change Management theory calls this our frozen state, where we have low tolerance to change due to being satisfied with our existing routines, so to create change one must become unfrozen.

The unfreezing stage occurs when people recognise they have a problem, or they find something better and want to change. From here the ‘Hard Soil’ can become Soft through the action of digging which involves exposure to Sikhi discussion, Sikhi education and Gurbani contemplation and recitation

Planting the seeds in the rocky soil, how can one reap a profit? – Guru Nanak dev ji

Soft Soil

Once a person has begin to prepare their soil more through exposure to Sikhi, it then becomes important to maintain this through regular digging (exposure to sangat and sikhi practices). This is the stage where you prepare for your field for the seed. The field is the body/mind and the seed is the naam which is planted within you during your Amrit Sanchaar. So for the soil to remain soft and maintained one must keep discipline. This is where Rehat comes in. Refraining from the 4 cardinal sins is a must for your fields soil to remain soft and healthy. You often start to do Paath and Simran at this stage and are watering your field.

The Seed

Watering a field where no seed has been planted will only result in weeds so this is where the seed is important. You prepare your inner body/mind to receive the seed of naam during your amrit sanchaar. The panj pyaray place their hands on your head and you receive naam. This seed is implanted within you and becomes the ultimate focus of your life. A Gursikh values this seed very much and does not jeopardise or endanger this seed by poisoning the soil (mind/body).

Preparing the field of the body, the seed is planted within it– Guru Nanak Dev ji

Watering the Seed

For a seed to sprout you need a number of elements. Firstly healthy soil is vital, meaning a good disciplined routine and keeping rehat. From here watering the seed is extremely important. The watering of the seed is your Amritvela, Naam Abhiyaas, Gurbani Paath. This seed is hungry for water all the time, it is never full and the more we water it the quicker it will sprout and grow. So once Naam has been implanted the Gursikh will keep a disciplined Amritvela, do as much Naam simran and read as much Gurbani as possible for the Naam to flourish. Once naam takes residence in onces heart then that becomes a permanent sprinkler which is watering the seed all the time.

The One Word of the Shabad abides within my mind; I shall not come to be born again. –

Guru Nanak Dev ji

The Sun

The final factor for this seed to grow into a tree is the Sun. The Sun must be present otherwise no matter what you do the plant will wither and die. The Sun is Gurus Kirpa. For a Gursikhs naam da boota (tree of naam) to grow they must have sunlight/sunrays (Gurus Kirpa). Without kirpa then nothing can be achieved.

From here watering everyday and careful maintenance of the soil and Gurus Kirpa shining through is likely to result in the Gursikhs tree of naam to grow bigger and bigger within them till it begins to take up all the space. Soon there will be no place for panj chor or maya... The vibrations of naam will fill the persons body and find a permanent place in their breath and heart.

Make this body the field, and plant the seed of good actions. Water it with the Name of the Lord, who holds all the world in His Hands – Guru Nanak Dev ji

- copied from an E-mail

Bradford Smagam And Rhensabhi Videos

2011-06-21T22:28:00.000+01:00

waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ke fateh !!

Daas has been uploading the pictures and keertan videos from last week.

So far pictures are up on

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hkaur92/sets/72157626888486997/

and Friday Night Keertan and Saturday Asa Di Vaar Keertan is up on

http://www.youtube.com/user/HarsimratKaur?feature=mhee

or search ' Bradford Smagam June 2011 ' on youtube.

Rhensabhi Keertan Videos will go up tomorrow.

Enjoy :)

waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ke fateh !!

Love for Singhs

2011-05-17T22:24:00.000+01:00

Daas read a topic with the above title. It was written by a Veer who has cut hair, it deeply affected my heart and told me what the state of the Panth is in. In Praatan times (olden times) Singhs would shower their love and affection on everyone regardless of there avasthaa. A smile makes a big difference, a very big difference - do not underestimate the value of a genuine smile.

Gursikhs that are constantly Japping Naam already develop such a natural smile on their cherai (faces). Gursikhs that are always smiling create a beautiful aura around themselves and everyones soul feels attracted to theirs. The Gursikhs soul becomes almost like a magnet. When Daas was also not on the Sikhi Path, but starting to tread on it, Daas had many encounters with Gursikhs, but only very few will make the effort to smile. This is the difference between Naam ABHIYAASEES and Naam RASEEYAI Gursikhs. Naam Abhiyaasees will always be reciting Naam, rather vigorously and will not speak to anyone - always with their head down doing Abhiyaas. [Note: This is not a bad thing, Daas is the Charan Dhoor of anyone who Japs Naam in whatever way they may do it]

Whereas, Naam Raseeyai Gursikhs are something else! Naam Raseeyai will be Japping Naam in Sehaj avastha all the time with their head up smiling. One will always notice a golden hue on their faces, because they shower the Prem Ras (Love) on everyone they meet affectionately. It does not matter whether one is black or white, Sikh or Muslim, Hindu or Christian or Jewish etc etc - the point is everyone has a soul.

The best present a Gursikh can give to someone is a smile. Inner tranquilty also dawns upon us when we smile because it is an emotion which triggers certain chemicals in our body. Daas must point out, it is a genuine smile we are talking about and not a counterfeit one. One can always notice a genuine smile on the faces of those Gursikhs that Jap Naam.

peeou amrith naam amolak jio chaakh goongaa musakaavath 1

I drink in the Invaluable Nectar of the Naam, the Name of the Lord. Like the mute, I can only smile - I cannot speak of its flavor. 1

- taken from an e-mail

Reading Bani Without Understanding

2011-05-15T00:14:00.001+01:00

Gurbani and Sri Guru Har Rai Sahib Ji

One day Satguru Sri Guru Har Rai Maharaj’s Sikhs inquired whether those who read the Guru’s hymns without understanding them derived any spiritual advantage there from. Guru Ji gave no reply at the time, and the next morning whilst travelling, on a level plain on his way he saw pieces of a pot, which had held butter. The sun was melting the butter on the potsherds. Guru Ji took one of them in his hand and said, ‘You see, my Sikhs, these are old potsherds, but when they are heated, the butter that has adhered to them rapidly melt. As the grease adheres to the potsherds, so do the Guru’s hymns to the heart of his Sikhs. At the hour of death the Guru’s instruction shall assuredly bare fruit. Whether understood or not, it has within it the seed of salvation. Perfume clings to the broken vase.

The meaning of this parable is, that whoever daily reads the Guru’s hymns shall assuredly obtain peace. And even though he does not fully understand them Waheguru will undoubtedly assist him.
Satguru Sri Guru Ram Das Ji Maharaj said, ‘The word is the Guru, and the Guru is the Word, and in the word is the essence of ambrosia’.

Satguru Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji Maharaj also said, ‘Waheguru will not destroy your labour’.
‘That is, even though you understand not. God will accept your prayers. God never in the slightest degree spoils a good act, so why daily repetition of our hymns should be wasted?’
The Guru’s questioners were satisfied and their devotion increased.

There will always be benefits if one recites without understanding. But there will be greater benefit if one contemplates the advice/meanings of Gurbani, and the biggest benefit is following the advice of Gurbani. That being said I think its important to make an effort to understand the meanings of Gurbani. We live in the age of information. There are so many dictionries, encyclopedias, discussion forums, where we can inquire about the meanings of Gurbani so there is really no excuse we can make. So we should take advantage of all these resources. When I first started to learn Gurbani there were so many words I did not understand. So I would look up each unknown word in a dictionary. Knowing the words in Gurbani helped me in my concentration. Even today I have a hard time concentrating when reciting Jaap Sahib because I dont know the meanings, but I have no doubts that Im still benefiting for following GUru Jis Hukum in reciting Nitnem. Guru Ji tells us to recite Gurbani so if we do so we well get benefits even if we dont understand.

I have also noticed that when I dont do much Naam Abhyiaas then the meanings and concentration of Gurbani become much harder. Our minds our pitch black due to the deeds of many life times. Naam Abyiaas helps remove this blackness , and when the blackness is removed the mind more easily soaks the meanings of Gurbani which is pure light . I think when we recite Bani and we dont do Naam Abhyiaas along with Bani then the ego kicks in which makes it impossible to connect to the illuminated essence of Gurbani.

Gurbani has two-fold mission. It is Guru-roop and it is Mantra-roop. Being our Guru, it shows us the way to Vaheguru. In order to fully understand Gurmat, it is imperative that Gurbani be understood but as per Gurbani, there are very rare ones who do vichaar on Gurbani:

ਬਾਣੀ ਬਿਰਲਉ ਬੀਚਾਰਸੀ ਜੇ ਕੋ ਗੁਰਮੁਖਿ ਹੋਇ ॥ ਇਹ ਬਾਣੀ ਮਹਾ ਪੁਰਖ ਕੀ ਨਿਜ ਘਰਿ ਵਾਸਾ ਹੋਇ ॥੪੦॥
(Only a rare person contemplates on Gurbani and such person can do so only if he is a Gurmukh. This Baani of great Purakh is such that who ever contemplates on it, finds residence in real personal abode.)

The above reference from Gurbani leaves no doubt that an effort should be made to understand Gurbani. Another important thing is that this understanding should come directly from Gurbani and not from translations. In the beginning and even at later stages one has to refer to translations done by Gurmukhs but as one progresses spiritually, one finds that Gurbani itself reveals itself to the one who serves it (does paath with shardha). Effort should be made to understand words used in Gurbani and also an attempt should be made to understand the basic grammar of Gurbani. It greatly assists one in understanding Gurbani.

If one understands Gurbani, it greatly enhances the Vismaad one gets from listening to Kirtan or Paath. Without understanding, this Vismaad is hard to get.

The second function of Gurbani is that it is Mantra-roop. Mantra is such word or combination of words that if spoken with a certain maryada, yield results. It does not matter if one understands the meaning of Mantra or not; it still has effect. It does not matter whether one knows the nature of fire or not. If one brings one's hand near fire it will burn. Same way, whether one knows that water cleans one's body or not, it still cleans it. Similarly, Gurbani cleans one's inside. When one does paath of Gurbani and listens attentively to the sound of Gurbani, it has an enchanting and life-changing effect on the seeker. Just by listening to Gurbani one's sorrows and pains are removed. One becomes close to Vaheguru. Amritdhari Gursikhs know that when one does paath of Gurbani with maryada, automatically and effortlessly, the Naam Abhyaas from within starts. One's mind wants to japp Naam. This is the Paaras Kala of Gurbani.

Does water understand the meaning of Gurbani? No. But still it turns into Amrit when Gurbani Paath is done in its vicinity. What else is the Khande di Pahul? If we take away Gurbani from it, what is left behind? Just sweet water. So it is proven beyond doubt that it is the paath of 5 Amrit Baanis that turn the sweet water into Amrit. Water does not understand Gurbani but it still turns into Amrit. Our body too is 75% water. Would it not turn into Amrit, if Gurbani paath is done with maryada. In other words, the whole body would turn into Amrit, if paath would be done with Maryada. Can any disease remain in the body then?

The four pauris of Suniai in Siri Jap jee Sahib teach us the greatness of listening to Naam and Gurbani. Just by hearing it, one's sorrows are removed but the condition is that one MUST HEAR GURBANI. If we do paath and our concentration is not in Gurbani, then too the benefit is there but at a very low level. The full effect comes with listening to Gurbani, while doing paath of it.

May Guru Sahib enable us to do vichaar of Gurbani and listen to Gurbani with full maryada.

- taken from an e-mail

Siri Jap jee Sahib – Importance of Amritvela

2011-05-15T00:09:00.001+01:00

In the 4th pauri of Siri Jap jee Sahib, the following 4 pankitis are of great significance as far as Amritvela is concerned:

ਫੇਰਿ, ਕਿ ਅਗੈ ਰਖੀਐ, ਜਿਤੁ ਦਿਸੈ ਦਰਬਾਰੁ ॥

From the first two pankitis (of this pauri) we find out that all that we have is from Vaheguru. Since, everything is from Vaheguru, then, what is it that we can present to Vaheguru so that we may be able to behold his Darbar (court)?

ਮੁਹੌ, ਕਿ ਬੋਲਣੁ ਬੋਲੀਐ, ਜਿਤੁ ਸੁਣਿ ਧਰੇ ਪਿਆਰੁ ॥

Continuing on from the previous pankiti, Siri Guru jee asks second question, “what should be uttered from the mouth, hearing which, he may shower his love on us.”

This pankiti proves that there is such a word, by the uttering of which, he showers us with love. We all know that this word is Naam-Gurmantra.

ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤ ਵੇਲਾ, ਸਚੁ ਨਾਉ, ਵਡਿਆਈ ਵੀਚਾਰੁ ॥

The response to the questions in the 2 previous pankitis is most magnificent. Siri Guru jee says that in order to view his darbaar and to get his love, one must have Amritvela, Sacha Naam (true Naam) and contemplation of his qualities (through Gurbani).

In other words, one must possess Amritvela i.e. get up early in the morning and do chanting of Sach Naam and do contemplation of his qualities through Gurbani

ਕਰਮੀ ਆਵੈ ਕਪੜਾ, ਨਦਰੀ ਮੋਖੁ ਦੁਆਰੁ ॥

When one does what is mentioned in the previous pankiti, then through his grace (karmi, kirpa naal) one receives the cloth or robe of honour (siropa) and by his kirpa (nadree) one receives Mokh-duaar (doorway of salvation).

Some scholars have interpreted the word “ਕਪੜਾ” as the human form but the problem in doing these meanings is that the flow that is continuing from previous pankitis is lost. Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh jee, Giani Bachan Singh Faridkoti, Professor Sahib Singh and many other scholars have interpreted this word as robe of honour (siropa).

From the above vichaar, it is clear that the way to achieve salvation and grace of Vaheguru is to have Amritvela Naam Abhyaas.

What is Amritvela?

Amritvela is the last pehar (3 hours or so) of the night, which is highly productive time for Naam Japna. The whole world is sleeping and Gursikhs find this time very peaceful to concentrate on Naam and contemplate on the qualities of Vaheguru listed in Gurbani. Gurmukhs who have reached high spiritual states say that at this time there is a shower or rainfall of Amrit. For this reason, one can effortlessly concentrate on Naam and achieve the spiritual aim much faster.

The nights become long and short at different times of the year. For this reason many Gursikhs stick to one time to get up year around. If a Gursikh gets up around 2am, it is the most suitable time. Some Gursikhs get up even at 11:30 pm and get ready at 12 am to japp Naam. While one must commend this effort of these Gursikhs but reading history we find out that most Gursikhs used to get up around 2am or be ready for Simran at 2am.

More References from Gurbani

The effort of getting up at Amritvela has been ordained by Guru Sahib in Gurbani. Presented below are some pankitis that give us hukam to get up early morning:

ਚਉਥੈ ਪਹਰਿ ਸਬਾਹ ਕੈ, ਸੁਰਤਿਆ ਉਪਜੈ ਚਾਉ॥
ਤਿਨਾ ਦਰੀਆਵਾ ਸਿਉ ਦੋਸਤੀ, ਮਨਿ ਮੁਖਿ ਸਚਾ ਨਾਉ॥

The alert ones who are seekers of Vaheguru, with great enthusiasm get up by the 4th part of the night. Their friendship is with rivers (where they take shower i.e. do ishnaan) and in their mouth and mind is the true Naam.

ਫਰੀਦਾ ਪਿਛਲ ਰਾਤਿ ਨ ਜਾਗਿਓਹਿ ਜੀਵਦੜੋ ਮੁਇਓਹਿ॥
ਜੇ ਤੈ ਰਬੁ ਵਿਸਾਰਿਆ ਤ ਰਬਿ ਨ ਵਿਸਰਿਓਹਿ॥

Baba Farid jee in his baani stated above, is making it clear that ones who don’t get up at the last part of the night are spiritually dead people.

ਡਖਣੇਮ:5॥
ਪਰਭਾਤੇ ਪ੍ਰਭ ਨਾਮੁ ਜਪਿ ਗੁਰ ਕੇ ਚਰਣ ਧਿਆਇ॥
ਜਨਮ ਮਰਣ ਮਲੁ ਉਤਰੈ ਸਚੇ ਕੇ ਗੁਣ ਗਾਇ॥

Siri Guru Arjun Dev jee Maharaj in Maaroo Dakhne (above) state that O Gursikh, if you chant the Naam at early morning and this way contemplate on the Charan of Guru, and sing the praises of Vaheguru, your dirt of birth and death (many life forms) will be erased.

ਇਕਿ ਪੜਹਿ ਸੁਣਹਿ ਗਾਵਹਿ ਪਰਭਾਤਿਹਿ ਕਰਹਿ ਇਸਨਾਨੁ ॥
ਇਸਨਾਨੁ ਕਰਹਿ ਪਰਭਾਤਿ ਸੁਧ ਮਨਿ ਗੁਰ ਪੂਜਾ ਬਿਧਿ ਸਹਿਤ ਕਰੰ ॥
ਕੰਚਨੁ ਤਨੁ ਹੋਇ ਪਰਸਿ ਪਾਰਸ ਕਉ ਜੋਤਿ ਸਰੂਪੀ ਧ੍ਹਾਨੁ ਧਰੰ ॥॥

Translation: There are fortunate ones, who at the time of early morning take shower (do Ishnaan) and then read, hear and sing Gurbani and Naam. After taking shower at early morning with pure heart they do worshipping of Vaheguru with full methodology. The body becomes gold like by touching the Paaras of Naam and by concentrating on Jyot Roopi (spirit form) Vaheguru.

ਬਾਬੀਹਾ ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤ ਵੇਲੈ ਬੋਲਿਆ ਤਾਂ ਦਰਿ ਸੁਣੀ ਪੁਕਾਰ ॥
ਮੇਘੈ ਨੋ ਫੁਰਮਾਨੁ ਹੋਆ ਵਰਸਹੁ ਕਿਰਪਾ ਧਾਰਿ ॥

Babeeha is a bird that can drink water only from rainfall. Even if there is ocean full of water, this bird cannot use this water to quench its thirst. It has to rely on rain water. When this bird gets thirsty, it cries in such mercy-invoking way that it melts the heart of who ever hears it. Vaheguru too is prompted to send rainfall to quench the thirst of this bird.

When the Gursikh roopi Babeeha cries out (chants Naam with love) at amritvela, only then his cries or requests are heard by Vaheguru. This pankiti makes it clear that unless we do Amritvela, our cries and requests are not heard by Vaheguru.

Amritvela is important for a Gursikh because it is the hukam of Guru Sahib to get up early and engage in Naam Abhyaas. Gurbani goes as far as saying that those who don’t get up early morning are spiritually dead. Please refer to the aforementioned Gurbani Pankitis for detail on this.

What to do at Amritvela?

ਮ: 4 ॥
ਗੁਰ ਸਤਿਗੁਰ ਕਾ ਜੋ ਸਿਖੁ ਅਖਾਏ ਸੁ ਭਲਕੇ ਉਠਿ ਹਰਿ ਨਾਮੁ ਧਿਆਵੈ ॥
ਉਦਮੁ ਕਰੇ ਭਲਕੇ ਪਰਭਾਤੀ ਇਸਨਾਨੁ ਕਰੇ ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤ ਸਰਿ ਨਾਵੈ ॥
ਉਪਦੇਸਿ ਗੁਰੂ ਹਰਿ ਹਰਿ ਜਪੁ ਜਾਪੈ ਸਭਿ ਕਿਲਵਿਖ ਪਾਪ ਦੋਖ ਲਹਿ ਜਾਵੈ ॥
ਫਿਰਿ ਚੜੈ ਦਿਵਸੁ ਗੁਰਬਾਣੀ ਗਾਵੈ ਬਹਦਿਆ ਉਠਦਿਆ ਹਰਿ ਨਾਮੁ ਧਿਆਵੈ ॥
ਜੋ ਸਾਸਿ ਗਿਰਾਸਿ ਧਿਆਏ ਮੇਰਾ ਹਰਿ ਹਰਿ ਸੋ ਗੁਰਸਿਖੁ ਗੁਰੂ ਮਨਿ ਭਾਵੈ ॥
ਜਿਸ ਨੋ ਦਇਆਲੁ ਹੋਵੈ ਮੇਰਾ ਸੁਆਮੀ ਤਿਸੁ ਗੁਰਸਿਖ ਗੁਰੂ ਉਪਦੇਸੁ ਸੁਣਾਵੈ ॥
ਜਨੁ ਨਾਨਕੁ ਧੂੜਿ ਮੰਗੈ ਤਿਸੁ ਗੁਰਸਿਖ ਕੀ ਜੋ ਆਪਿ ਜਪੈ ਅਵਰਹ ਨਾਮੁ ਜਪਾਵੈ ॥2॥

As per the famous salok of Siri Guru Ramdaas jee Maharaj, listed above, the following should be done at Amritvela:

1) Recitation of Naam as soon as one gets up.

2) Gurmat Ishnaan of whole of the body including the hair. While doing Ishnaan one must do paath of Gurbani, Mool Mantra or Naam Abhyaas.

3) Nitnem of 5 Baanis should begin after Ishnaan is done and not while doing Ishnaan.

4) Nitnem of 5 baanis is of utmost importance and should be done at amritvela.

5) Naam Abhyaas can be done alone too but to have maximum benefit, it should be done along with Siri Sukhmani Sahib (reference from Bhai Sahib’s writing coming later in this article).

6) After concluding Naam Abhyaas, one should go to Gurdwara Sahib or where ever one can have darshan of Siri Guru Granth Sahib jee and do kirtan of Siri Asa kee Vaar. The amritvela should conclude with Siri Asa kee Vaar and if possible with Karah Parshad.

7) Then during the day, doing all tasks, one should continue doing Naam Abhyaas.

8) Such Gursikh who does Naam Abhyaas all the time through every breath is very dear to Guru Sahib.

Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh jee's views on Amritvela

With reference to the above Salok, Bhai Sahib has written the following:

ਵਿਆਖਿਆ ਭਾਵ: ਸਤਿਗੁਰ ਦੇ ਸਚੇ ਸਿਖ ਦੀ ਬਸੇਖ ਕਿਰਿਆ ਸੰਜਮੀ ਕਾਰ ਦਾ ਨਿਤਾ ਪ੍ਰਤੀ ਬਿਬੇਕ ਕਰਮ ਨੇਮ (ਧਾਰਨਾ) ਏਹ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਨਿਤ ਸਵੇਰੇ ਉਠ ਕੇ ਬਿਧੀ ਪੂਰਬਕ ਨਾਮ ਧਿਆਵੈ। ਦੂਜੀ ਪੰਗਤੀ (ਤੁਕ) ਤੋਂ ਨਾਮ ਧਿਆਵਨ ਦੀ ਸੰਜਮ ਬਿਧੀ ਅਰੰਭ ਹੁੰਦੀ ਹੈ। ਉਦਮ ਕਰਕੇ ਵਡੇ ਤੜਕੇ ਉਠੇ (ਸਾਵਧਾਨ ਹੋਵੇ) ਅਤੇ ਇਸ਼ਨਾਨ ਕਰੇ ਅਤੇ ਇਸ਼ਨਾਨ ਸਮੇਂ ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤ ਬਾਣੀ ਦਾ ਪਾਠ ਕਰਦਾ ਹੋਇਆ ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤ ਸਰੋਵਰ ਦਾ ਮਜਨ ਕਰਨ ਹਾਰਾ ਬਣੇ। ਫੇਰ ਗੁਰੂ ਉਪਦੇਸ਼ੀ ਨਿਤਨੇਮ ਬਾਣੀ ਦਾ ਪਾਠ ਕਰਦਾ ਹੋਇਆ ਗੁਰਮਤਿ ਨਾਮ ਦਾ ਜਾਪ ਕਰੇ ਜਿਸ ਦੇ ਕਰਨ ਕਰਕੇ ਕਮਾਤੇ ਪਾਪ ਦੋਖ ਸਭ ਲਹਿ ਜਾਂਦੇ ਹਨ। ਫੇਰ ਦਿਨ ਚੜ੍ਹੇ (ਸੂਰਜ ਉਦੇ ਹੋਣ ਸਾਰ) “ਗੁਰੂ ਦੁਆਰੈ ਹੋਇ ਕੈ ਸਾਹਿਬੁ ਸੰਮਾਲੇਹੁ” ਗੁਰਵਾਕ ਦੇ ਭਾਵ ਅਨੁਸਾਰ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਗੁਰੂ ਗ੍ਰੰਥ ਸਾਹਿਬ ਜੀ ਦੇ ਦਰਸ਼ਨ ਦਿਦਾਰੇ ਕਰਦਾ ਹੋਇਆ ਮਧੁਰ ਸੁਰ ਨਾਲ ਗੁਰਬਾਣੀ ਦਾ ਕੀਰਤਨ ਪਾਠ ਕਰੇ। ਫੇਰ ਕਾਰ ਬਿਹਾਰ ਕਰਦਿਆਂ ਹੋਇਆਂ ਭੀ ਉਠਦਿਆਂ ਬਹਿੰਦਆਂ ਤੁਰਦਿਆਂ ਫਿਰਦਿਆਂ ਸਾਸਿ ਗਿਰਾਸਿ ਨਾਮ ਅਭਿਆਸ ਵਿਚ ਹਰਦਮ ਜੁਟਿਆ ਰਹੇ।

Loose Translation: The everyday activity of a true Bibeki Sikh of Satguru is get up in the morning and meditate on Naam according to the Gurmat methodology (Vidhi Poorbak). From the second verse of this Salok, the starting of the methodology of Naam Abhyaas is described. A Gursikh should get up very early in the morning and take shower and while taking shower, he should chant the Amrit Baani and this way do Ishnaan in the Sarovar (pond) of Amritsar. Then while doing the paath of Nitnem (prescribed 5 baanis), he should do Naam Abhyaas and as a result of this doing, all sins get washed away. Then at sunrise, as per the hukam “ਗੁਰੂ ਦੁਆਰੈ ਹੋਇ ਕੈ ਸਾਹਿਬੁ ਸੰਮਾਲੇਹੁ”, while doing darshan of Siri Guru Granth Sahib jee, he should recite or sing Gurbani with sweet voice. Then while doing all works during the day, he should continue to recite Naam with every breath.

Bhai Sahib writes that there comes an avastha while reciting Naam, when one’s concentration just becomes dull and one cannot derive pleasure or rass from Naam Abhyaas. To avoid this Bhai Sahib has written that, it is a good idea to do Naam Abhyaas and Gurbani Paath together. Bhai Sahib has written the following with respect to this:

ਇਸ ਤੋਂ ਬਚਣ ਦਾ ਸਭ ਤੋਂ ਵਧੀਆ ਉਪਾਉ ਏਹ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਪਹਿਲੀ ਅਵਸਥਾ ਤੋਂ ਹੀ ਨਾਮ ਬਾਣੀ ਦਾ ਅਭਿਆਸ ਇਕੱਠਾ ਹੀ ਕੀਤਾ ਜਾਵੇ। ਅਤੇ ਬਾਣੀ ਖਾਸ ਕਰਿ ਸੁਖਮਨੀ ਸਾਹਿਬ ਦੀ ਬਾਣੀ ਦਾ ਅਭਿਆਸ, ਨਾਮ ਅਭਿਆਸ ਦੇ ਨਾਲ ਅਤਿ ਗੁਣਕਾਰੀ ਹੈ। ਬਾਣੀ ਪ੍ਰੀਤਮ (ਨਾਮੀ ਜਿਸ ਦਾ ਕਿ ਨਾਮ ਜਪੀਦਾ ਹੈ) ਦੇ ਪ੍ਰੇਮ ਚਾਬਕ ਮਾਰ ਕੇ ਪ੍ਰੇਮੀ (ਅਭਿਆਸੀ ਜਨ) ਨੂੰ ਨਾਮ ਅਭਿਆਸ ਵਲ ਸਾਵਧਾਨ ਰਖਦੀ ਹੈ ਅਤੇ ਨਾਮ ਦੀ ਮਹਿਮਾ ਦੇ ਗੁਣਾਨਵਾਦ ਕਹਿ ਕਹਿ ਕੇ ਨਾਮ ਦਾ ਪ੍ਰੇਮ ਪਿਆਰ ਉਪਜਾਉਂਦੀ ਹੈ, ਏਹ ਪ੍ਰੇਮ ਹੀ ਸਾਵਧਾਨਤਾ ਦਾ ਸੰਜਮ ਹੈ। ਏਹ ਪ੍ਰੇਮ ਹੀ ਸੁਰਤੀ ਬਿਰਤੀ ਦੇ ਉਚੇਰਾ ਰੱਖਣ ਦੀ ਔਖਧੀ ਹੈ!! ਅਤੇ ਏਹ ਪ੍ਰੇਮ ਹੀ ਸਰਬਤਰ ਫੁਰਨਿਆਂ ਕੁਫੁਰਨਿਆਂ ਦੇ ਮਾਰਨ ਦਾ ਮਾਰਣ (ਦਾਰੂ) ਹੈ। ਗਲ ਕੀ! ਏਹ ਪ੍ਰੇਮ ਹੀ ਨਾਮ ਅਭਿਆਸ ਦੀ ਜੁਗਤੀਆਂ ਸਿਰ ਮੁਖ ਜੁਗਤੀ ਹੈ।

Loose Translation: The best way to be saved from this (avoid dull concentration) is to do Naam Abhyaas and Gurbani Paath together. And especially to do Abhyaas (recitation with love) of Siri Sukhmani Sahib along with Naam Abhyaas is extremely beneficial. Using the whip or lash of love of the beloved one (whose Naam we chant), Gurbani keeps one alert towards Naam Abhyaas and by praising the greatness of Naam again and again, it increases the love of Naam in the mind of the seeker. This love is the way to get concentration. This love alone is the medicine that takes one’s concentration high. And this love alone is the medicine to kill thoughts or bad thoughts (that keep coming in mind when one tries to concentrate). What else to say, this love alone is the greatest way to do Naam Abhyaas.

Some Inspirational Stories or Sayings by Mahapurakhs

Baba Sham Singh jee at a very early age of 5 years started living with a Baba Raam Singh jee. His father had died and his mother could not feed him. For this reason she came to Baba Raam Singh jee and urged him to accept Baba Sham Singh jee. Baba Sham Singh had a remarkable inclination towards doing Bhagti, at such early age. He developed so much love for sangat that he refused to go back with his mother. Once when Baba Sham Singh was only 6 or 7 years old, he became a little relaxed in getting up at Amritvela and missed Amritvela for 2 days in a row. At this Baba Raam Singh told one of his sewadaar to take Baba Sham Singh and drop him off to his mother. When Baba Sham Singh heard this, he was horrified. He could not imagine going away from sangat and this way, lose spirituality. He started crying. The sewadar lovingly told him to seek forgiveness from Sant jee. Baba Sham Singh prostrated before Sant jee and earnestly sought forgiveness for not getting up early morning. At this Sant jee forgave him and told him that if a person loses Amritvela, then there is nothing left in that person. He said if he (Baba Sham Singh) was not going to keep Amritvela in his sangat, he (Baba Raam Singh) too will have some burden of the sin incurred with this, since he is responsible for him. After this, Baba Sham Singh jee never lost Amritvela. He lived for 115 more years, after this incident.

Another Singh while describing the importance of Amritvela used to say that Siri Guru Kalgidhar jee himself takes attendance of who get up at Amritvela. If a person misses Amritvela, he marks them absent but if a person regularly misses Amritvela, Guru Sahib just strikes off his name from the list. This is a very scary thought. If Guru Sahib was to strike off our name from his list of Gursikhs he monitors, what would happen of us? We would just die.

Some Tips for getting up at Amritvela

1) Let’s face it. We are not Brahmgyanis. So we should not try to imitate them either. Brahmgyanis may sleep (in so called sleep too they japp Naam) at midnight and still get up an hour or two hours later. But we are mortal beings. We must sleep early if we want to get up early.

2) One may sleep late and still get up early for 1 day, 2 days, 3 days or even a week but eventually he will be fatigued and sooner or later will lose or miss Amritvela.

3) A normal person needs at least 5-6 hours of sleep. If one wants to get up at 2am, then one must strive to sleep at 8pm.

4) Another thing to note is that if we sleep well at night, there is much more energy to japp Naam at Amritvela and concentration is much deeper.

5) If one is to sleep at 8pm, one must eat dinner by 6pm and then walk a little after eating. If one takes dinner at 9pm and sleep at 10-11, it is much harder to get up at Amritvela. As per experience of many Gursikhs heavy dinner, late at night, is an impediment in getting up early.

6) Do Kirtan Sohila with full concentration and do ardaas before Guru Sahib for Amritvela.

7) Before sleeping, one should try to concentrate on Naam Abhyaas or repeatedly do short Gurbani paaths like Ramkali kee Vaar and Basant kee Vaar.

8) At Amritvela, one should strive to do Ishnaan with cold water. This helps in concentration.

Despite all the efforts and tricks, we must realize that Amritvela after all is a gift of Vaheguru. For this reason, the foremost thing to do is to supplicate and beg before Guru Sahib for this gift. If Guru Sahib beholds us with the eye of grace, then Amritvela is done effortlessly.

Daas,
Kulbir Singh

- from www.gurmatbibek.com

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2011-05-15T00:07:00.000+01:00

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He always Defeats Tyrants, Guru Gobind Singh.

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Completely Pure, Free from Ill-Will: Guru Gobind Singh.
The Mirror Through Which God is Revealed: Guru Gobind Singh.

125.
Meditates on God: Guru Gobind Singh.
Both a Mystic & a King: Guru Gobind Singh.

126.
Virtue Personified: Guru Gobind Singh.
Limitless Beneficience: Guru Gobind Singh.

127.
Genorous Beyond Genorosity: Guru Gobind Singh.
Forgiving Beyond Forgiveness: Guru Gobind Singh.

128.
Wealth Beyond Wealth: Guru Gobind Singh.
Giver Beyond Giving: Guru Gobind Singh.

129.
Unmoving & Eternal: Guru Gobind Singh.
Auspicious & Blissful: Guru Gobind Singh.

130.
The Essence of God's Glorious Blessings: Guru Gobind Singh.
Radiance of God's Light: Guru Gobind Singh.

131.
Hearing the Name of Guru Gobind Singh,
Vision of God is the Reward. Guru Gobind Singh!

132.
Singing the Praises of Guru Gobind Singh,
Gives Blessing of God's Union. Guru Gobind Singh!

133.
Writing the Attributes of Guru Gobind Singh,
One Becomes Renowned, by the Grace of Guru Gobind Singh.

134.
Seeing the Face of Guru Gobind Singh,
One walks in His Path, Intoxicated with God's Name. Guru Gobind Singh!

135.
Those who Kissed the Dust Under the Feet of Guru Gobind Singh,
Were Fortunate and Elevated in Life. Guru Gobind Singh!

136.
The Ability to Accomplish All Deeds is with Guru Gobind Singh.
The Friend of the Forlorn is Guru Gobind Singh.

137.
He is a Worshipper of Only God, and the Whole World Bows before Him: Guru Gobind Singh.
He is Generous with All His Blessings: Guru Gobind Singh.

138.
The Chief of All Crowns: Guru Gobind Singh.
Occupying the Loftiest Position: Guru Gobind Singh.

139.
The Ten (Greek) gods are Under the Power of Guru Gobind Singh.
They Sing Praises in Reverence of Guru Gobind Singh.

140.
The Sacred Goddesses Work for Guru Gobind Singh.
They are Also Servants of Guru Gobind Singh.

141.
The Authority of Our Destiny: Guru Gobind Singh,
He Submits to God in Meditation: Guru Gobind Singh.

142.
The Nine Sublime gods are the dust of the feet of Guru Gobind Singh.
They are quick to serve Guru Gobind Singh.

143.
Above the Highest Thrones is Guru Gobind singh.
Travelling in Omnipresence: Guru Gobind Singh.

144.
Supreme in all Virtues: Guru Gobind Singh.
The Uppermost Eternal: Guru Gobind Singh.

145.
Giver of Light to the World: Guru Gobind Singh.
Our Hearts and Souls Blossom Because of Guru Gobind Singh.

146.
Perpetually Increasing in Stature: Guru Gobind Singh.
The Beauty of Every Throne: Guru Gobind Singh.

147.
The Guide of Both Worlds: Guru Gobind Singh.
The Sight of Every Eye: Guru Gobind Singh.

148.
The Commander of the World: Guru Gobind Singh.
Supreme in Stature: Guru Gobind Singh.

149.
Both Worlds are the Army of Guru Gobind Singh.
Both Worlds are Under the Protection of Guru Gobind Singh.

150.
The Giver Beyond Givers: Guru Gobind Singh.
The Conqueror of Every Battle: Guru Gobind Singh.

151.
Containing All Virtues is Guru Gobind Singh.
Perfect in Character is Guru Gobind Singh.

152.
The Soul of Every Body: Guru Gobind Singh.
The Light of Every Eye: Guru Gobind Singh.

153.
The Provider of the World's Sustenance: Guru Gobind Singh.
He Showers God's Blessings. Guru Gobind Singh!

154.
The 27 Gods are Beggers of Guru Gobind Singh.
They are Sweepers of the House of Guru Gobind Singh.

155.
The Five Elements of Earth Praise Guru Gobind Singh.
The Seven Worlds are Madly in Love with Guru Gobind Singh.

156.
Both Worlds are Under the Hand of Guru Gobind Singh.
All the Angels are Inferior to Guru Gobind Singh.

157.
Nand Lal, Slave Dog of Guru Gobind Singh,
Carries the Stamp of Guru Gobind Singh.

158.
Lower Than the Dogs of Guru Gobind Singh,
Eating the Left-Overs at the Dinner Table of Guru Gobind Singh.

159.
Nand Lal Begs for the Gift, from Guru Gobind Singh,
of the Dust of the Feet of Guru Gobind Singh.

160.
Nand Lal Sacrifices His Life in an Instant to Guru Gobind Singh.
Nand Lal's Head Shall Remain at the Feet of Guru Gobind Singh.

Don't loose your good virtues

2011-05-15T00:05:00.000+01:00

This Shabad is by Guru Raam Daas Ji in Raag Bairaaree on Pannaa 719

bYrwVI mhlw 4 ]

hir jnu rwm nwm gun gwvY ]

jy koeI inMd kry hir jn kI Apunw gunu n gvwvY ]1] rhwau ]

jo ikCu kry su Awpy suAwmI hir Awpy kwr kmwvY ]

hir Awpy hI miq dyvY suAwmI hir Awpy boil bulwvY ]1]

hir Awpy pMc qqu ibsQwrw ivic DwqU pMc Awip pwvY ]

jn nwnk siqguru myly Awpy hir Awpy Jgru cukwvY ]2]3]

Bairaaree, Fourth Mehla:

The Lord's humble servant sings the Glorious Praises of the Lord's Name.

Even if someone slanders the Lord's humble servant, he does not give up his own goodness. ||1||Pause||

Whatever the Lord and Master does, He does by Himself; the Lord Himself does the deeds.

The Lord and Master Himself imparts understanding; the Lord Himself inspires us to speak. ||1||

The Lord Himself directs the evolution of the world of the five elements; He Himself infuses the five senses into it.

O servant Nanak, the Lord Himself unites us with the True Guru; He Himself resolves the conflicts. ||2||3||

Guru Sahib pre-warns us that we will encounter someone who will do ninda or chugli, etc. When we face that we should not lose all the good virtues we have attained with the blessings of Guru Maharaj and exchange them for the negative vikaars.

Unfortunately the world is engrossed in vikaars, that is why we live in kalyug. Rather than enjoying the blessings of Guru Ji, they engross themselves in these vikaars. Often this becomes a cycle of vikaars, where one incites another and they both get more angry.

Guru ji requests to maintain our Gursikhi, our humility and our focus on the positive path we follow. Many of you will know of Bhai Rama Singh ji. I was fortunate to spend any years in the sangat of Bhai sahib. When Bhai Sahib became the Jathedar of Akhand Kirtani Jatha UK, the leader of another sikh organisation in UK wrote article against Bhai sahib in which he stated Bhai sahib was a “low caste hindu indian government agent.” This upset alot of sangata all over UK and Europe.Then the mention of caste is something that no sikh should ever reduce himself to.

Bhai Sahib was from a hindu background, but was a true Khalsa, and one of the most Panthic people that I had ever met. He had left everything for sikhi, and dedicated himself for the Panth. In the eight years since I kept my kesh, I have heard many people talk of Panth, and only a handful actually do something for the Panth. Bhai Sahib did something.

A few days later I was at a rainsbhai where I met Bhai Sahib. I said to Bhai sahib, I think a response should be written by the youth. He put his hand on my shoulder and said,"leave it, it is irrelevant. Do not let anyone distract you from the seva for the Panth". He said, "At the times of Guru Nanak, so many people put Guru ji down, swore at him, and were jealous of him. But it is Guru Nanak who is remembered everywhere today. All them gallan are forgotten. "

Bhai sahib was right, sometimes we are so easily distracted from our seva. People are always going to say things. But they are irrelevant. Seva is a blessing, and one should focus on that. I remember sitting there thinking, how some people must have such "bad karams", that they could of had darshan of Sahib Siri Guru Nanak dev ji. For they lived when he walked with his darshan on this earth. Yet they slandered him, and were jealous of him. In the same way, whoever wrote that article, probably never met bhai sahib, but chose to slander him. We should not be incensed, but realise not do sanjh (share) these bad karams and vikaars. We should appreciate all the goodness and Gursikhi around us.

Later I learned that many Gursikhs from their own jathebandi that the article writer led, admonished him out of their respect for Bhai Rama Singh ji.

Bhai sahib was above praise and slander, both were irrelevant to him. He had attained Sehaj, which is one the most difficult stages to attain. Can anyone ever remember Bhai sahib raising his voice, or doing anything negative. He always had a smile, filled with contentment. It is his pyar, grace, affection, humility, virtues which are ever-present on the stage on Sehaj. He loved everyone, and did no difference with anyone. Such is the value of a Jeevan, and these were the virtues of Sahib Siri Guru Nanak Dev ji, and Bhai sahib was his sewak.

In the same way, we have so many youth learning and experiencing Gursikhi, it is important that all focus on doing more positive seva and not let ourselves be distracted by vikaars of others. In time people only remember the positive seva, and hopefully more people locally will build jeevans like Bhai Rama singh ji.

Waheguru ji kekhalsa, waheguru ji ke fateh

- taken from an e-mail

Which Voting System Is the best?

2011-05-01T00:02:00.001+01:00

by Tony Crilly

With the day of the referendum on the UK voting system drawing nearer, Tony Crilly uses a toy example to compare the first past the post, AV and Condorcet voting systems, and revisits a famous mathematical theorem which shows that there is nothing obvious about voting.

How to choose a winner?

The good folk of Chuddlehampton have to elect their village councillor, the person to represent them at the Regional Council. "Go and elect someone" was the only instruction they were given. So how were they to go about it?

The village elders supervising the vote soon found there were many ways this could be done. It was bewildering, but they had to find a suitable way to do this. There were three candidates, A, B, C, shorthand for Squire Allsworthy, Madame Bosanquet, and Farmer Charles. The elders wanted to avoid such crude methods as drawing straws. That might have sufficed in years gone by, but modern Chuddlehamptoners wanted to show the world that they were a sophisticated lot.

It seemed there were three main methods available:

The first-past-the-post (FPTP) method
The alternative vote (AV) method
The Condorcet method.

Having studied the matter, the elders could not decide which one to choose. In the end they decided to hold the village vote and decide afterwards. If things went well perhaps all methods would deliver the same result, and a choice would prove unnecessary.

So the electorate of twenty villagers assembled at the voting station and filled out their voting slips. The village clerk explained that each should list the candidates in order of preference, in what he called a voter profile. So a voter profile CAB meant that voter had put down C as first preference, A as second preference and B as third preference.

Corresponding to the twenty voters in the village there were twenty profiles. When the clerk gathered them in, ready for the count, he noticed a pattern. This did not surprise him unduly as Chuddlehamptoners tended to be a clannish bunch.

There were 4 voter profiles of the type ABC, 6 profiles BAC, 6 profiles CAB, 2 profiles CBA and idiosyncratic voters who returned profiles ACB and BCA. This made twenty and to the credit of Chuddlehampton there were no spoilt votes. In a table the results were:

No of voters	Profiles
4	ABC
6	BAC
6	CAB
2	CBA
1	ACB
1	BCA
20

We'll see how the candidates fared under each of the systems:

The FPTP method

Looking only at first preferences, as you are only allowed to do in the FPTP method, the clerk counted 8 votes for C, 7 votes for B, and 5 votes for A.

Farmer Charles gained the most votes so should be elected.

The AV method

Although Farmer Charles obtained 8 first preference votes (40% of the vote) he failed to get 50% which is required for a win under the AV system. As Squire Allsworthy got the fewest first preference votes (25%) he is dropped off the list and the vote goes into a next round of counting, with a run-off between Madame Bosanquet and Farmer Charles. In this round the second preferences for the voters who gave Squire Allsworthy their first preference are counted. So, as he is no longer on the list and cannot be elected himself, his voters' second preferences will count in the run-off.

The voters giving Squire Allsworthy the first preference gave the 4 profiles ABC and the single profile ACB. So there are 4 second preferences to be awarded to B and one to C. Added to the first preferences, candidate B has 7 + 4 = 11 votes, and C has 8 + 1 = 9 votes.

So Madame Bosanquet would be elected.

The Condorcet method

This method is perhaps lesser known, but it is one which is quite transparent and fair.

Marquis de Condorcet (1743-1794)

The Marquis de Condorcet was a key player in the examination of voting systems when the French Revolution was in full flood. He was an eminent mathematician of the time who corresponded with the likes of Leonhard Euler on mathematics. In his later years, before he met his death mysteriously in a prison near Paris, he applied mathematics to social situations, like juries and voting systems.

Condorcet's method takes in the fine detail of the voter profiles by examining preferences between pairs of candidates. So, for example, the voter profile CAB expresses a preference for C over A, A over B, and C over B. These are coded CA, AB, and CB. Other voters may prefer pairs in the reverse orders AC, BA, BC. There are altogether six pairs to consider.

By analysing all the profiles, pitting each candidate against the other two, the clerk found that the electorate of Chuddlehampton preferred A to B (11 votes have preference AB and only 9 have preference BA), A to C (again by 11 votes to 9), and B to C (again 11 to 9).

As the electorate prefers A to both B and C, Squire Allsworthy is deemed the winner.

So the three schemes, FPTP (Farmer Charles), AV (Madame Bosanquet), and Condorcet's method (Squire Allsworthy), give three different winners.

There are drawbacks to each of these systems. Under FPTP, Farmer Charles was elected with 8 votes but 12 voters did not support him with their first preferences. Under AV, Madame Bosanquet won the election but relied on the second preferences of those who voted for candidate A as their first preference. This result upturned the first preference vote which by a majority of first preference votes placed C above B. A potential problem with the Condorcet method is that the vote may be inconclusive. It is quite possible to arrive at the result of an election such as AB, BC, CA where no one candidate is preferred over the others (this is known as the Condorcet paradox).

So there are weaknesses with each of the three voting systems, underlining the fact that there is nothing obvious about voting systems.

Kenneth Arrow (b.1921). Image: Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service.

When voting systems come under discussion, mathematicians think of Kenneth Arrow's landmark theorem proved in the 1950s. In recognition of his work Arrow was awarded a Nobel Prize for Economics in 1972.

A voting system is a way of translating the individual voters' preferences into preferences for the whole constituency. Arrow set up a list of requirements thought desirable for a voting system in general, and the type of voting which should take place. Like the folk of Chuddlehampton each voter in an Arrow system records a preference by ranking all the candidates in the election. The result of the election is a ranking of the candidates based on the preferences of all the voters.

Next Arrow assumed some mathematical properties of his system. He stipulated that a difficulty found in Condorcet's method should not be allowed to happen for his abstract system: in his ideal system he could not allow AB, BC, CA as the result of an election, for it was no result at all. It says that A is preferred to B, B to C, and C to A, going around in a circle. This contradicts the transitive law that AB and BC always implies AC.

In much of mainstream mathematics the transitive law is obeyed. For example, in the set of the integers with the greater than relation we have that a > b and b > c always implies that a > c. It needs to be stated afresh for voting systems, for transitivity is not obviously the case for some human relations - in the relation "is a friend of" does it automatically follow from a is a friend of b, and b is a friend of c, that a is a friend of c?

Arrow also makes the assumption that the removal of one candidate does not alter the preferences of other candidates, as occurred in the AV result at Chuddlehampton. But he would not like FPTP either, because in this system voters only mark their first preference. There are several other modest properties that Arrow assumes of his general voting system. Of course it must have the transitive property (thus making the system "rational"). Summing up,

There should be no single voter who could force the result of the election (dictator condition).
If every voter puts Candidate X above Y in their voter profiles, the result of the election should do the same (unanimity condition).
The result of an election placing X above Y is unaffected by the ranking of some other individual (independence from irrelevant alternatives).

So Arrow set up an abstract system with a set of axioms, much like we might set up the definition of an object in abstract algebra.

Arrow's theorem states that no voting system can conform to all the axioms. By deduction Arrow proved a contradiction to one of the axioms must be found. Put another way, whatever voting system is chosen, one of the axioms must be violated. It is an impossibility theorem.

Arrow's theorem is one of those negative results beloved by mathematicians (like there being no integer solution to Fermat's equation for cube powers or higher, or the impossibility of constructing a square with the same area as a given circle using only a ruler and compass). It sets limits on what is possible for voting systems.

Strictly speaking, Arrow's theorem only applies to voting systems in which each voter ranks all the candidates. In the FPTP system voters place an X against their first preference and to no other, so Arrow's theorem says nothing about it (like Pythagoras' theorem which makes a statement about right angled triangles but not about other triangles). In the AV system as it is intended to be used in UK elections, voters place candidates in a preferred order but they are under no obligation to rank them all. Arrow's theorem does not apply to this version of AV either.

But this doesn't make the theorem irrelevant. Arrow's approach highlights the potential tension between the fundamental assumptions an ideal voting system should satisfy. It allows us to explore how they might be modified to give acceptable voting systems and to explore the theoretical nature of these systems. Condorcet and Arrow show us that voting systems are more complex that we might think, and they have shown us how to analyse voting systems in a mathematical way.

You can read more about the mathematics of voting, including more about Arrow's theorem, in these Plus articles.

Wise words by Leo Buscaglia

2011-01-16T19:12:00.001Z

“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.”

If someone is not well or is in hospital, what should we do?

2011-01-16T17:56:00.005Z

If someone is not well or is in hospital, what should we do?

Should we go see them and if so what do we accomplish by doing this?

Is is to make ourselves feel better....
Is it so we can say 'well if something does turn for the worst then at least I saw them.' ....
Is it to make them feel wanted and happy for that short period of time? ...
Is it to show how much we care? ...

Maybe, but does this really help that person get better? How can we help long term and not just be there for the day or that short period of time? How can we show our love and concern for that persons well being each and everyday?

Its amazing how when we have questions, maharaj(god) answers them. See the hukamnama below.

This Shabad is by Guru Arjan Dev Ji in Raag Sorath on Pannaa 623

soriT mhlw 5 ]

sorat(h) mehalaa 5 ||

Sorat'h, Fifth Mehla:

guir pUrY crnI lwieAw ]

gur poorai charanee laaeiaa ||

The Perfect Guru has attached me to His feet.

hir sMig shweI pwieAw ]

har sa(n)g sehaaee paaeiaa ||

I have obtained the Lord as my companion, my support, my best friend.

jh jweIAY qhw suhyly ]

jeh jaaeeai thehaa suhaelae ||

Wherever I go, I am happy there.

kir ikrpw pRiB myly ]1]

kar kirapaa prabh maelae ||1||

By His Kind Mercy, God united me with Himself. ||1||

hir gux gwvhu sdw suBweI ]

har gun gaavahu sadhaa subhaaee ||

So sing forever the Glorious Praises of the Lord with loving devotion.

mn icMdy sgly Pl pwvhu jIA kY sMig shweI ]1] rhwau ]

man chi(n)dhae sagalae fal paavahu jeea kai sa(n)g sehaaee ||1|| rehaao ||

You shall obtain all the fruits of your mind's desires, and the Lord shall become the companion and the support of your soul. ||1||Pause||

nwrwiex pRwx ADwrw ]

naaraaein praan adhhaaraa ||

The Lord is the support of the breath of life.

hm sMq jnW rynwrw ]

ham sa(n)th janaa(n) raenaaraa ||

I am the dust of the feet of the Holy people.

piqq punIq kir lIny ]

pathith puneeth kar leenae ||

I am a sinner, but the Lord made me pure.

kir ikrpw hir jsu dIny ]2]

kar kirapaa har jas dheenae ||2||

By His Kind Mercy, the Lord blessed me with His Praises. ||2||

pwrbRhmu kry pRiqpwlw ]

paarabreham karae prathipaalaa ||

The Supreme Lord God cherishes and nurtures me.

sd jIA sMig rKvwlw ]

sadh jeea sa(n)g rakhavaalaa ||

He is always with me, the Protector of my soul.

hir idnu rYin kIrqnu gweIAY ]

har dhin rain keerathan gaaeeai ||

Singing the Kirtan of the Lord's Praises day and night,

bhuiV n jonI pweIAY ]3]

bahurr n jonee paaeeai ||3||

I shall not be consigned to reincarnation again. ||3||

ijsu dyvY purKu ibDwqw ]

jis dhaevai purakh bidhhaathaa ||

One who is blessed by the Primal Lord, the Architect of Destiny,

hir rsu iqn hI jwqw ]

har ras thin hee jaathaa ||

realizes the subtle essence of the Lord.

jmkMkru nyiV n AwieAw ]

jamaka(n)kar naerr n aaeiaa ||

The Messenger of Death does not come near him.

suKu nwnk srxI pwieAw ]4]9]59]

sukh naanak saranee paaeiaa ||4||9||59||

In the Lord's Sanctuary, Nanak has found peace. ||4||9||59||

Maharaj here tells us the answer. How do we help that person? - we help by doing our ardas. But not an ardas that says maharaj please help that person get better ... no it should be an ardas that asks maharaj to help that person come into a gursikhi jeevan(life) and attached him/herself to maharaj's feet. It should be an ardas to ask maharaj to show us how to love him and how to give our whole mind, body and soul to him. If we do this (give our mind, body and soul to maharaj), then maharaj will look after us and become our protector and then we may become ill but we will feel no pain because we have maharaj on our side.

Maharaj, at the end of the day, is the only one who can really help and who can really get someone better.

Waheguru !!!!!

Read a Random Shabad

2010-12-23T20:06:00.000Z

This Shabad is by Bhagat Kabeer Ji in Salok Kabeer Jee on Pannaa 1374

kbIr inrml bUMd Akws kI pir geI BUim ibkwr ]

kabeer niramal boo(n)dh akaas kee par gee bhoom bikaar ||

Kabeer, the pure drop of water falls from the sky, onto the dirty ground.

ibnu sMgiq ieau mWneI hoie geI BT Cwr ]195]

bin sa(n)gath eio maa(n)nee hoe gee bhat(h) shhaar ||195||

You must acknowledge this, that without the Sangat, the Holy Congregation, it turns into burnt ashes. ||195||