In the 18th century, the Sikh mystic and generalissimo Vadbhag Singh resided peacefully in Jalandhar before being maliciously attacked by Islamic zealots. His lands were ruined, and his religious sanctuaries desecrated, with Vadbhag Singh barely escaping with his life.
However, Vadbhag Singh was not one to remain passive. He returned to Jalandhar with a massive force of Khalsa warriors, unleashing an unprecedented wave of violence in retaliation.
In today's context, where acts of Beadbi (sacrilege) are occurring frequently, Vadbhag Singh's actions may offer a practical solution to consider.
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