Sri Gur Sobha (18th century) by Senapati contains two sections ("adhyays") on the controversies that arose, when Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji's disciples in Delhi heard the news of his new order. Much of the controversy stated in "Sri Gur Sobha" revolves around "bhaddar", the ritual shaving of head after death of a close relative, which was discouraged by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. According to Sainapti, while creating the Khalsa, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji said that "bhaddar" is "bharam" (illusion), and not "dharam".