This place is on the main road beyond Topan Wala crossroad. There are workshop close it and the spire is visible inside the street. It is said that when Jagat Guru Nanak Dev Ji came to this city during his fourth itinerary, Goddess Kali was worshiped here. Guru Dev stayed at some distance from the temple of Kali. The moment he entered the town the idol of `Kali fell to the ground. The priest lifted is up but it fell again. Some one said that a saint had come here and maybe it was happening due to his presence. The priest went to him. Guru Dev Ji explained the meaning of one Lord to him and advised him to be His people. After this incident the worship of idols was abolished and Prakash of Guru Granth Ji was begun. As the time went by the priests once again placed the idol of Kali Devi. This temple came to be known as Gurdwara Kali Devi to commemorate this event. There is a school housed in the premises.

It is situated in Topanwala on the main road just beyond the crossroad. Workshops have closed in the former temple of Kali, but its spire can still be seen hanging over the surrounding structures from the street and alleyways. When Jagat Guru Nanak Dev came to this city during the course of his fourth world travels, this temple (Mandir) was used for the worship of Kali (a Hindu Goddess). Guru Nanak Dev stayed at some distance from the temple of Kali (but the moment he entered the town the murti of Kali is said to have toppled to the ground). The priest lifted the murti and attempted to prop it up, only to watch it fall again. Someone watching this sight from the side shouted, “A sant (saint) has come here and maybe this is happening due to his presence.” The priest went to him. Guru Nanak Dev explained the meaning of one Lord to him and advised him to be one of His devotees. After this incident the worship of idols was abolished and Prakash of Guru Granth was begun. But the lure of old habits and ways fits one like a pair of well worn shoes, so as time passed the the priests once again placed the idol of Kali Devi. This temple has come to be known as Gurdwara Kali Devi to commemorate this event. A school is presently housed in the premises where the Sri Guru Granth Sahib is now absent.