Bhai Sukhchain Singh Jalalabad
Aka Fauji
Attain Shaheedi on 6 June 1984
Male, age 34
Demographics
Residence
Jalalabad, Postal Office: Verowal, Khadur Sahib, Tarn Taran (District)
Village Map
Father Name
Sardar Gurdit Singh Ji
Mother Name
Mata Mohinder Kaur Ji
Siblings
1 Brother & 4 Sisters; Bhai Sukhdev Singh, Bibi Lakhbir Kaur, Bibi Sarabjit Kaur, Bibi Paramjit Kaur and Shaheed Bibi Charanjit Kaur Khatrai Kalan
Year of Birth
1950
Married
Yes
Husband/Wife Name
Bibi Ranjit Kaur
Children
1 Son & 1 Daughter; Bhai Pardeep Singh and Bibi Balraj Kaur
Employment
Ex Army Man
Jhujharoo Sangarsh
Jhajharo Status
Fighter
Jathebandi
Sathi Singh (fellow Singhs)
Sathi Singh Profiles
Shaheedi Details
Shaheedi Date
June 5-6, 1984
Place of Shaheedi
Shri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar
Short Shaheedi Story
Bhai Sukhchain Singh was an soldier in the Indian Army. During the days of the Dharam Yudh Morcha, when the voice for Sikh rights echoed across Punjab, Bhai Sukhchain Singh came home on his annual leave from military service.
Touched by the spiritual strength and fearless leadership of Sant Jarnail Singh Ji Bhindranwale, Bhai Sukhchain Singh felt a deep calling within his soul. Choosing the path of faith, honour, and sacrifice, he joined the Jatha Bhindranwale and devoted himself completely to the Panthic cause. With unshakable courage, he decided never to return to his army duty, dedicating his life instead to the defence of Sikh principles and dignity.
When Operation Blue Star was launched in June 1984, Bhai Sukhchain Singh stood firm among the brave defenders of the Akal Takht. Fighting with unmatched bravery and devotion, he attained martyrdom while resisting the assault on the sacred Darbar Sahib.
Family Reflections
Other Member Shaheed in Family
Sister -Shaheed Bibi Charanjit Kaur Khatrai Kalan (1988), Brother in Law - Bhai Major Singh Khatrai Kalan (31 March 1991)
Jiwni/Biographic Information
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