Partition Story 1947 | Old Sikh Village Chak 64 JB Faisalabad | Hari Singh Grewal’s Haveli

Partition Story 1947 | Chak 64 JB, District Faisalabad, Pakistan | Old Sikh Village History In this episode of Mera Pind Mera Punjab, we visit Chak 64 JB, District Faisalabad, Pakistan, a village where many Sikh families lived before the Partition of 1947. During our visit, we interview a 92-year-old Muslim elder and ask him about Hari Singh Grewal, who once lived in this historic village. We also meet other local residents who share their memories and knowledge of the village's past. In this historical village tour, we explore: The history of Sikh families who lived here before the 1947 Partition. An interview with a 92-year-old Muslim elder. The story of Hari Singh Grewal and his ancestral haveli. An old school bearing the name Chak 64 JB, District Faisalabad. Mata Rani and the historical religious sites of the village. A gurdwara shown to us by two elderly Muslim residents. The remains of old buildings that connect us with Punjab's shared history. The 1947 Partition changed countless lives and separated families from their ancestral homes. Through these village visits and interviews with local elders, we try to preserve the memories, history, and heritage of the villages of undivided Punjab. Watch this video to explore the forgotten history of Chak 64 JB and learn about the people and places connected to its past. If you enjoy Partition stories, historical village tours, old Sikh homes in Pakistan, and the history of undivided Punjab, please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to Mera Pind Mera Punjab. Subscribe for more Partition Stories, Sikh Heritage, Historical Village Tours, and Untold Stories of 1947. #PartitionStory #Chak64JB #MeraPindMeraPunjab #faisalabad