village Bohat in Gujarat district (now part of Pakistan State). These
copies of the Holy Book contain the Compositions of Bhagats,
Swaiyyas of Bhatts and the Ode of Satta and Balwund. These
copies of the Holy Book were examined by Sardar G B Singh, The
research scholar of Old Hand Written Holy Books. He had no faith
in the Gurus or Sikhism. If it was anything that was not initially in
the Hdly Book, he would have certainly made an issue of it.
Extraneous fake compositions in the name of Guru Nanak
were included in the hand written copies of the Holy Book. The
entire responsibility for this mischief lies on the shoulders of those,
who wrote Bhai Bala’s Janamsakhi, which was in fact written after
1750 Bikrami (1539 A.D.), but made much noise of having been
written in 1596 Bikrami (1539 A.D.), the year of Guru Nanak Dev
Ji’s demise. In this Janamsakhi, they insulted Guru Nanak to the
greatest possible extent they could, and greatly exalted Baba Hindal.
They also corrupted Puritan Janamsakhi by inclusion of similar
objectionable material. This nefarious attack on Sikh Faith was a
well-planned and successful conspiracy to corrupt Sikhism and to
completely do away with it. This scheme was made simultaneously
all over at one and the same time.
The confusion in Sikhs thus created has not died away as yet.
It raises its ugly head from time to time and takes the Sikhs rebellious
to their Faith. The object of this book is to lay bare the factual
position, as every thing thus far has been done in complete darkness
of facts. It is the Sikhs themselves who with their persistent wrong
approach caused complications and others to make shameful attacks
on Sikhism. Were the Gurus so much irresponsible persons that
they did not preserve God’s Word, and asked others to inform them
what they had said, and on that basis the Holy Book was sald to
have been evolved!! Does the Shabad of Guru Arjan Dev, said to
have been uttered in flattery of Baba Mohan, mean so?

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