Akali Baba Chet Singh Ji Nihang, born in 1914 to Sardar Gurdit Singh and Pradhan Kaur Sabo, dedicated his life to the service of the Budha Dal. He played a significant role in reviving the traditions of Sarbloh Bibek, which involved eating out of Sarbloh (iron) bowls and maintaining Sarbloh weapons, among other practices. Baba Chet Singh Ji purchased a small plot of land in front of Anandpur Sahib Railway Station from the Sodhi family and renamed it 'Guru Da Bagh' (The Park of the Guru).

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In 1968, Baba Chet Singh Ji passed away, and a Gurdwara was established at Damdama Sahib, his birthplace, in his honor. This Gurdwara stands as a testament to his devotion and contributions to the Sikh community.