Mandi Bahauddin was home to three diverse religious
communities before the Partition, Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs. The simultaneous
existence of all three religions promoted the air of coexistence and religious
tolerance and the city continued to grow in relative peace. Even today, Hindu
and Sikh temples and the old buildings evacuated by the Hindus and Sikhs can be
seen in the length and breadth of the city
