Bapu Harbhagwan Ji Maharaj

Bapu Harbhagwan Ji Maharaj was born on 15 June 1936 in the village of Mandi Tandilaywala, District Lyallpur (now in Pakistan), to Shri Jaygopal Ji Jagga and Smt. Jamuna Devi Ji. From his earliest years, he displayed a profound inclination towards spirituality and selfless service.

He received Naam Diksha from Bapu Dayakishan Ji Maharaj and dedicated his life to the service of the Sangat and the Darbar. His literary contributions are remarkable — he authored the sacred granth Shri Om Narayan Charitamrit and translated Shri Hans Chamatkaar into Hindi, preserving the spiritual heritage for future generations.

Bapu Harbhagwan Ji Maharaj is remembered as an important builder and organizer. Under his guidance, the New Sangat Niwas, New Langar Ghar, and a new building of Shri Om Darbar Nandachaur were constructed. He also oversaw the building of a new school at Nandachaur and established new Darbars at Mehatpur, Meerut, and Rudrapur. He merged into the Divine Light (Jyoti Jyot) on 11 February 2019.