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Jagjīt Siṅgh

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Jagjīt Siṅgh. A Nāmdhārī Sikh who became leader in 1959. Although based at Bhainī Sāhib, Pañjāb, his commitment to the order led to much travel, promoting improved dairy farming, vegetarianism, and world peace.

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