The gurdwara remained functionally closed from August 1947 for lack of Sikh students; doors had been opened for maintenance or visitors but no formal religious ceremonies had been conducted since Partition (The Times of India, 14 February 2026). Arab News says that after Partition Sikh enrollment ended and the gurdwara ceased functioning as an active place of worship, though the college continued to maintain the building.
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After Partition, which created Pakistan and India and triggered mass migration along religious lines, Sikh enrollment ended and the gurdwara ceased functioning as an active place of worship, though the college continued to maintain the building
For the first time since 1947, all four doors of the gurdwara were opened, welcoming people of all faiths
The gurdwara had remained functionally closed since Aug 1947 due to a lack of Sikh students
After Partition, which created Pakistan and India and triggered mass migration along religious lines, Sikh enrollment ended and the gurdwara ceased functioning as an active place of worship, though the college continued to maintain the building
While the doors had been opened for maintenance or visitors in the past, no formal religious ceremonies had been conducted since the Partition