Original sentence: " Sacha Sauda is believed to be the place where Guru Nanak fed the poor.Guru Nanak bought food with all the money and gave it to saints and poor.He told his father that he had done a "True business.In one telling, when Guru Nanak Dev was 12 years old his father gave him twenty rupees and asked him to do a business to teach him business.The name Sacha Sauda (True business) refers to an incident in the life of Guru Nanak Dev
Edited sentence: Its a business name for this organization, teaming their name "Sacha Sauda" with the history of a Sikh Guru is to merely credit itself in the eyes of its followers.The name Sacha Sauda means true business, nothing more.The name or this organization has nothing to do with the Sikhs or their first Guru, Guru Nanak Dev Ji.This is an independent cult and not part of Sikhism or the roots of Sikhism