Unparalleled Hero
Unparalleled Hero


Guru Gobind Singh was a saint
Without power, money, army, or land
But his awareness of a fighter's duty
Propelled his courage in high spirits
Shri Ram Chander accomplished his feats
In a great Hindu empire in erstwhile India
This mighty King had the army and resources
Neighboring kings always eager to help him
The purpose of his fight against Cyclone was not
The love for the motherland or public welfare
No doubt the war with Ravana was indeed
A task of fulfilling the duty of a fighter
All the deeds of Shri Krishna were imbued
With a sense of revenge for his caste and clan
He killed Kans in self-defense as he wanted
To put end to his family and lineage
Jarasindh attacked Shri Krishana fifteen times
And forced him to flee to Gujarat in self-defense
It can be viewed as love for the motherland
He had resources and Pandwas' support
Similarly, Shankracharya gave mighty resistance
To the Buddhist kings of his times in India
He used the power of education and reasoning
Hindu kings supported him in every way
But Guru Gobind Singh had no supporter
At all and was all alone to face challenges
Mohammad Sahib of Arab had to fight
With just a clan of Quraishi's only
Look at Guru Gobind Singh who fought
Against mighty Mughals to oust them
But the irony was that even Hindu kings
Were organizing attacks on him
Guru Gobind Singh was intoxicated
With the love for the motherland
This love for the motherland was missing in
All his predecessors from Shri Ram to Ramanuj.