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DescriptionBhai Mati Das.jpg
English: This is a photo shot by me in a Sikh History Museum in Mohali, Punjab, India. Depicts the sacrifice of Bhai Mati Das and how he was brutually killed by the Mughals.
Date 12 October 2006 (original upload date)
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Author Markande at English Wikipedia

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  • 2006-10-12 06:58 Markande 1024×768× (380382 bytes) This is a photo shot by me in a Sikh History Museum in Mohali, Punjab, India. Depicts the sacrifice of Bhai Mati Das and how he was brutually killed by the Mughals.


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