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...Shiromani Akali Dal which were directing and guiding the Akali campaigns (morchas) were banned by the British government in India, the Indian National Congre

...ts locally organized branches [[Akali]] [[Jatha]]s. During the subsequent morchas or peaceful agitations organized by the [[Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Com

...movement launched by the Indian National Congress as well as in the Akali morchas for the reformation of the gurdwaras. On 16 July 1922, he was elected vicep

...ntrol of the parent body, a series of morchas (1922), Bhai Pheru and Jaito morchas (1923-24).

...hered momentum, unleashing a political storm in the Punjab with successive morchas or agitations such as those erupting over the issue of the keys of the Gold

...ntry by any section of community, except for the Sikhs who conducted daily morchas, involving 40,000 arrests.

...mittees chosen by local [[sangat]]s. Though on the part of the Sikhs the [[Morchas]] were non-violent, many of the [[Mahants]], as the custodians were called,

...nteers took vows of non-violence at Akal Takht before participating in the morchas launched by the Sikhs for the improvement of management of their holy shrin

...eers took a vow of non-violence at Akal Takht before participating in the morchas launched by the Sikhs for the improvement of management of their holy shrin

...gain became the political headquarters of the Sikhs. Since then almost all morchas or agitations connected with the political struggle of the Panth have been

...and there would have been no cause for the Akalis and others to orgainise Morchas of the thousands of the people, from time to time, and the extremists would

...a Bagh, Bhai Pheru and Jaito morchas against the British, two Punjabi Suba morchas against Nehru, two against Indira’s draconian emergency and for liberatio