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There is a Gurdwara in Tehran......people say Guru Nanak Devji passed through here while going to Iraq where he stayed with a Sufi Saint of Bagdad in a Kabristan There is a stone plaque on which it is engraved Guru Nanak Devji came here.India soldiers saw it first time...

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Rajesh Rajvor 6 Monaten

This is the cowardly BJP government trying cheap flattery on Iranians. Iran must teach the BJP a harsh lesson.

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Bhaskar Barkur.vor 6 Monaten

Source from Auto....🙏

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India Awakenedvor 6 Monaten

Thank you

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Arminder🦅vor 6 Monaten

Wonderful 😊

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Manishvor 6 Monaten

Wow. ‘I was here’

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Dr Arun K Mallik, MBBS, MD Com Med (AIIMS, Delhi)vor 6 Monaten

Very TRUE!

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kyobatunmevor 6 Monaten

@NishthaRabab Khalistanis will try extra hard to tell us that Sikhs are happy in Pakistan Afghanistan and iran but somehow oppressed in India Still none of the sikh wants to live in islamic states

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Rajesh Sachdevavor 6 Monaten

All of India is in prayers for the land of Rumi and Hafiz

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tangentvor 6 Monaten

Rajiv Gandhi got this weather worn plaque removed after request to Saddam Hussain citing ‘Indian security reasons’.

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Rahulvor 6 Monaten

Yo is that Gandhi speaking ???

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Exceptionally luminary- Randhawa onlyvor 6 Monaten

@Barjindersingh5 What you write is history of Baghdad in Iraq, not Iran

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Preet Yadavvor 6 Monaten

How many Sikhs are living in Iran as an Iranian

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