Sikh Ajaibghar
Sikh Ajaibghar or Sikh Museum[1] is situated at Balongi village, near SAS Nagar (formerly Mohali) Punjab, India. The museum showcases sculptures of various Sikh warriors and Sikh freedom fighters.[2]
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The Sikh Museum was inaugurated by the Punjab minister for jails, tourism and cultural affairs Hira Singh Gabria.[3]
Photo gallery
Earlier, this museum was operating near Laknour barrier on Landran-SAS Nagar road. The picture in gallery shows images shot in its older place.
Statue of Bhai Bachittar Singh in Sikh Ajaibghar
Statue of Bhai Taru Singh
Statue showing martydom of Bhai Mati Das
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References
- Punjab Human Rights Organisation (1988). Punjab bulldozed: a report to the world : Operation Black Thunder II. Punjab Human Rights Organisation.
- Sikh museum opens in Balongi.The Indian Express.Jan 9, 2010
- Punjab jails to be modernized: Gabria.The Times of India.Jan 8, 2010
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