SAadmin Posted April 7, 2004 Report Share Posted April 7, 2004 This is a story is dedicated to every girl who has lost their father, whole family in 1984 and Delhi attacks. I am the daughter of a Shaheed (Martyr) My dad was a proud Singh One dark unfortunate night there was a knock on our door It was a mob of angry people They all attacked my daddy with sharp weapons They set him on fire in front of my eyes My dad is gone, he is a Shaheed But not to worry, Guru Gobind Singh ji is my father Don?t feel sorry for me, I am the daughter of a Shaheed My mum was a proud Singhnee, she taught me sikhi In broad daylight, she was abducted by the police The same police that was created to protect us, took away my mummy That was the last time saw her, no one knows where she is Will she ever come back? By not to worry, Mata sahib Kaur ji is my mother Don?t feel sorry for me, I am the daughter of a Shaheed My elder brother was a proud Singh He was also kidnapped by the police, for being a Sikh But my brother came back In form of a Shaheed His body was dumped in a ditch His beautiful Dastaar and Bana were full of blood I wiped blood from his face with my chuni No one knows what they did to him But not to worry, Singhs in the Khalsa Panth are my brothers Don?t feel sorry for me, I am the daughter of a Shaheed Those are my childhood memories, I have grown up now I am a proud Sikh, just like my mum, dad and brother I live in this place where they look after children of Shaheeds I have been to school but cannot study further because it costs too much I am at a marriageable age but which respectable amritdari family will have me? Will I ever have a family of my own where I can live happily ever after? But not to worry, Guru Khalsa Panth is my family Don?t feel sorry for me, I am the daughter of a Shaheed 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bandook Singh Dangerous Posted April 18, 2004 Report Share Posted April 18, 2004 That infact is very very sad. I bow my head at the encouragement and the fighting spirit inside that great Singhni. God Bless her whereever she is may she live happily ever after as she wants and deserves. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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