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Ram Raiyas of Payal were group of people belong to Ram Raiya sect initiated by Masands of Ram RaiAs per Sikh History records, [[Ram Rayias]] of Village Ghudarni were first who have hate for [[Guru Gobind Singh]] and his Bani. They even attacked Ragi Singh for reciting Guru Gobind Singh's compositions. | |||
====Incident====<br> | |||
In Paayal Pur Ghudarni village, When Ragi Bulaki Singh read [[Rehraas]] in [[Sangat]] and read [[Chopai]] bani of tenth guru then Ram Raiyas abused him and Guru Gobind Singh and beat him too. Moreover they break musical instrument(saranda) he had with him. <ref>Prachin Panth Parkash, Rattan Singh Bhangu</ref> <ref name=ramraiyasdasam>Samsher Khalsa, Giani Gian Singh, Page 28</ref> | |||
====Information to Khalsa'==== | |||
Bhai Balakee Singh Ji described an incident at Payal where he was reciting Sri Dasam Guru Sahib Ji’s Chaupai Sahib during Rehras, and the heretical Ramrai Masands physically attacked him and broke his stringed musical instrument known an a Saranda, and began to make derogatory remarks against Guru Sahib Ji also. Should they be taught a lesson, asked Bhai Balakee Singh Ji? <ref name=ramraiyasdasam>Samsher Khalsa, Giani Gian Singh, Page 28</ref> | |||
====Aftermath==== | |||
Upon hearing the complaint of the vicious attack on Guru Sahib, His Dasam Bani, His beloved Kirtanis, the Khalsa Fauj along with Baba Banda Sahib Bahadur set for and laid siege and plundered the town of Payal, and gave the Ramrai Masands the harshest punishment for their blasphemous actions. | Upon hearing the complaint of the vicious attack on Guru Sahib, His Dasam Bani, His beloved Kirtanis, the Khalsa Fauj along with Baba Banda Sahib Bahadur set for and laid siege and plundered the town of Payal, and gave the Ramrai Masands the harshest punishment for their blasphemous actions. | ||
The Khalsa Army then installed Bhai Balakee Singh Ji as the Chief Khalsa Constable for the Payal, and set forth to the town of Malerkotla with their armaments. | The Khalsa Army then installed Bhai Balakee Singh Ji as the Chief Khalsa Constable for the Payal, and set forth to the town of Malerkotla with their armaments. | ||
Khalsa always regard Guru Gobind Singh's Bani and added it to daily liturgy. | Khalsa always regard Guru Gobind Singh's Bani and added it to daily liturgy. | ||
Revision as of 12:18, 17 December 2012
Ram Raiyas of Payal were group of people belong to Ram Raiya sect initiated by Masands of Ram RaiAs per Sikh History records, Ram Rayias of Village Ghudarni were first who have hate for Guru Gobind Singh and his Bani. They even attacked Ragi Singh for reciting Guru Gobind Singh's compositions.
====Incident====
In Paayal Pur Ghudarni village, When Ragi Bulaki Singh read Rehraas in Sangat and read Chopai bani of tenth guru then Ram Raiyas abused him and Guru Gobind Singh and beat him too. Moreover they break musical instrument(saranda) he had with him. [1] [2]
Information to Khalsa'
Bhai Balakee Singh Ji described an incident at Payal where he was reciting Sri Dasam Guru Sahib Ji’s Chaupai Sahib during Rehras, and the heretical Ramrai Masands physically attacked him and broke his stringed musical instrument known an a Saranda, and began to make derogatory remarks against Guru Sahib Ji also. Should they be taught a lesson, asked Bhai Balakee Singh Ji? [2]
Aftermath
Upon hearing the complaint of the vicious attack on Guru Sahib, His Dasam Bani, His beloved Kirtanis, the Khalsa Fauj along with Baba Banda Sahib Bahadur set for and laid siege and plundered the town of Payal, and gave the Ramrai Masands the harshest punishment for their blasphemous actions.
The Khalsa Army then installed Bhai Balakee Singh Ji as the Chief Khalsa Constable for the Payal, and set forth to the town of Malerkotla with their armaments.
Khalsa always regard Guru Gobind Singh's Bani and added it to daily liturgy.
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