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 Nirankar
blessed third successive generation of Baba Avtar Singh
for being the spiritual leader and path guider for the
common men as on the day of 23rd February 1954 at Delhi,
Rajmata Kulwant Kaur, wife of third Nirankari Guru Baba
Gurbachan Singh ji, have given birth to male child, who
was named as "Hardev" and went to become the spiritual
master for millions and millions. Early childhood of the
kid was cared by grand parents Nirankari Baba Avtar Singh
& Jagatmata Budhwanti Ji, both of them not only showered
their worldly but also spiritual knowledge & powers upon
the young Hardev, hence the growing kid at very early age
learned about serving the humanity and guiding the masses
on the roads of being unanimous with Nirankar - the unborn
un shaped God. After being taken the elementary education
Hardev was send to Rosary Public School at Nirankari
Colony Delhi and in 1963 to Yadvendra Public School - a
residential school at Patiala. During the days of
schooling beside being the scholar student Hardev
developed an interest for photography, mountaineering,
horse riding & skill -full vehicle driving and passed High
school examination in 1969.
While taking college education at Delhi University Hardev
have shown a keen interest in Sangat & Seva and in 1971
joined the "Nirankari seva Dal" as primary member by this
time his humility has made him famous as "Bhola Ji"
[innocent person]. This was 1975 which shaped him as
friend, philosopher and guided for the masses as he
organised "Youth Fourm" focusing on promoting truthful &
simple living, service with devotion & love. In the same
year during the Annual Nirankari Sant Samagam at Delhi he
got married with Sawinder Ji [Born on 12-01-1957] daughter
of Smt. Madan Ji and Shri Gurumukh Singh Ji [native of
farrukhabad U. P.] in a very simple ceremony. After the
tragic death of Sat guru Baba Gurbachan Singh Ji on April
24, 1980, Bhola ji started looking after the Nirankari
sangat and asked devotees to show tolerance in accepting
verdict of destiny with peace and calm of mind. Baba
Hardev Singh Ji Maharaj ruled out even the remotest
thought of vengeance saying that 'it would go contrary to
what Baba Gurbachan Singh Ji lived and sacrificed his life
for'. He exhorted devotees to carry on his message of
compassion, goodwill, love and Truth and pray for the
welfare of one and all. The result was quite instantaneous
and healthy. Nirankaris remained non- violent even in the
face of serious provocations from miss-guided fanatics and
extremists.
Baba Hardev Ji took the expansion of peace, love,
universal brotherhood and Nirankari ideology as personal
commitment hence an extensive tour was planed for various
Indian cities and abroad as in views of Baba ji this will
also work as the medicine for the Nirankari wounds caused
due to tragic death of Baba Gurbachan Singh Ji. Today
after 28 years, the foundation stone laid down by Baba
Gurbachan Singh Ji is most beautiful humanity serving
building in the form of Sant Nirankari Mission and this is
all the way humble nature and co operative attitude of
Baba Hardev Ji, working as the instrumental for this grand
success. As per the will of Baba Hardev Singh Ji various
centers of Nirankari Mission in all parts of globe are
organising "Blood Donation Camps" on "Manav Ekta Divas".
Decentralisation is yet another success of Baba Hardev
Singh Ji, today Nirankari mission have 24 sectors in Delhi
and country is divided into 36 zones, this has increased
participation of devotees in the activities of the
mission. Considering the high pollution of Delhi Baba
Hardev Singh Ji decided to build "Santokh Sarovar Complex"
with 5-acre reservoir of neat and clean water and another
20 acres of lush green lawns with rows of beautiful flower
plants. Among the religious panth of Sindhis most probably
Sant Nirankari Mission is leading from front in aspect of
internet presence and having a web site from where
devotees can not have the information about the future but
also can look into past with archive section, besides that
various Nirankari literature is also available for online
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