Rahul Gandhi offers prayers at Golden Temple, washes devotees' water bowls, cleans grille as part of 'seva'
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- Rahul Gandhi paid obeisance at the sanctum sanctorum of the Golden Temple, where he also engaged in 'seva' (selfless service).
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On Tuesday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited the Golden Temple, where he participated in 'seva' (voluntary service) by offering water to devotees and cleaning their bowls as part of a prayer ritual. (PTI)
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During his visit to the Golden Temple, Rahul Gandhi was observed wearing a blue headscarf as a mark of reverence at the sanctum sanctorum. (PTI)
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Rahul Gandhi also made a visit to the Akal Takht, the highest temporal seat of Sikhs, and participated in 'seva' by cleaning the water bowls used by devotees. (PTI)
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After spending a while at the shrine, he proceeded to a nearby hotel. Later, around 8 pm, he returned and engaged in 'seva' at the 'Chhabeel', where he served water to the devotees visiting the Golden Temple. (PTI)
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Several devotees were seen clicking pictures and making videos of Gandhi on their mobile phones. One of the women devotees shook hands with Gandhi. (PTI)
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Following his 'seva' service, Rahul Gandhi revisited the sanctum sanctorum and attentively listened to the 'Shabad Kirtan', the religious hymns being recited there. (AICC )
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Later, he participated in the traditional 'palki seva' ritual, which marks the conclusion of the ceremonies. During this rite, the Guru Granth Sahib is respectfully escorted for 'Sukhasan' to the Akal Takth, as stated by Jaskarn Singh, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) IT wing in charge. (ANI)
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