Hindu Genocides in Indian Punjab - Mass Murders of Sikhs Continue

[Photon]

Homie... id rather watch a movie than this thread for entertainment... just coz yours is burning doesnt mean i give a damn..

As for Balochistan... yeah.. im a Baloch myself.. so keep shut.



Are you male or female? confused hai kya?

I know, who you are, that is why i have written, what I have written.

 

[illuminatidinesh]

Get used to it.
Soon you will hear of "India occupied Gujarat" and "India occupied TamilNadu" too.

We already have India Occupied South India thread going on

 

[Dragon4]

@AsianUnion dates in your OP ends in 1992(?)
What about genocide of Sikhs post 1992?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

I know, who you are, that is why i have written, what I have written.

Are you panjabi ?

 

[Bitter Melon]

Baby bottle.

Baby bottle JattPunjabi ko de. Roh raha hai separation ke liye.

 

[raj76]

The official language of the Panjabi court was persian aka farsi.

Panjabi itself was written in Shahmukhti script... you are free to google old records or the poetry of Waris or Bullay shah...

so u r telling me that what we write in indian punjab came to existence after 1947. are u guys insane its like writing english or hindi in urdu or farsi it doesnt make sense

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Baby bottle JattPunjabi ko de. Roh raha hai separation ke liye.

Are you a man or woman? or just confused..

 

[Bitter Melon]

Abhi to hindi aati

Matter of fact I am a female and a Hindi speaker all my life.

 

[Dragon4]

I request @Horus to please feature this thread. Up you go!

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Tenu ki farak painda? It is just internet.

Tay matlab toum banday tou budi ban jana ?

Matter of fact I am a female and a Hindi speaker all my life.

Who claims to be a man - profile?

Shouk aa tenu?

 

[ranjeet]

@AsianUnion dates in your OP ends in 1992(?)
What about genocide of Sikhs post 1992?

Pakistan had enough of Punjabiyat by than and ended up giving list of Khalistani leaders.

 

[JattPanjabi]

Baby bottle JattPunjabi ko de. Roh raha hai separation ke liye.

Madam whiskey daal dena aur apne haath se pila dena firr

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Madam whiskey daal dena aur apne haath se pila dena firr

 

[Bitter Melon]

Tay matlab toum banday tou budi ban jana ?



Who claims to be a man - profile?

Shouk aa tenu?

So what is the big deal? It gives more freedom to talk as a man on the net.

 

[ManavKalia]

Punjabi Jatt Sikh
Yes was born there and stayed till I was 23
Not in the immediate future but when India implodes not because of Pakistan but when it runs out of resources due to overpopulation

Yes, my grandfather was a prominent politician involved with Punjabi Suba movement. The insurgency started with reasonable demands but got corrupted into a basically terrorist movement at the grassroots level.

Which place were you born in / stayed in? Just asking out of curiosity cause I've been to many places in Punjab, and I find it much better than any other place in India barring Delhi and hill states, so chances are I might have visited the place you're from.

I could make out from your comments that you're Sikh. How old are you currently? Have many Sikh friends, have had countless discussions with them on these very topics.

Forget Pakistan, even China can't make India implode. It's just not possible ever. What do you know about the resource wealth of India, and when it'll not be able to sustain the population? There was a reason that India was Britain's largest colony by far. The resources aren't going to run out in my lifetime or yours rest assured of that.

Let me elaborate further, the insurgency started like any other insurgency in any country, with neglect by the centre. Initially the insurgency leaders were encouraged by the centre for electoral benefit.

When the use of violence spread, the centre started cracking down. The money for the insurgency was provided primarily by Canadian Sikhs. The arms and ammunition primarily by Pakistan. At first the centre didn't have a clear policy of response. And the cycle of violence continued. I remember the times when it was not safe to travel to Punjab for work or vacation. I remember the times when you couldn't venture outside your home in Punjab after sunset.

Finally the centre got it's act together after massive loss in terms of human lives and finances, when the violence reached a critical mass. KPS Gill was instrumental in crushing the insurgency. Was given a free hand by centre to shoot and kill terrorists on sight.

There was no benefit of doubt given at times. Many suspected terrorists were executed summarily. To this day, no one knows how many of them were not terrorists. Even sympathizers were not spared. In the last few days, when the bulk of terrorists had been exterminated, and few odd were left. I remember the state sodomized terrorists with red hot iron rods. This put the fear of God in the remaining terrorists and they went into hiding in Pakistan and other countries where they remain to this date.

The entire insurgency and it's extermination was riddled with brutality on both sides. I have witnessed some of the brutality on both sides with my own eyes.

Now the dream of Khalistan primarily remains in the hearts and minds of few foolish Sikhs living outside India who have no connect to the ground realities in Punjab anymore, and who will die one day with the unrealized dreams of Khalistan.

The insurgency in Kashmir if it can even be called an insurgency today, is a picnic compared to the Punjab insurgency. Provides good popcorn entertainment with tv debates and long winded talks over dining tables, but anyone who's seen the Punjab insurgency at close quarters has no doubt that the centre only tolerates insurgencies till its politically expedient to do so, and when it no longer is, it can crush any insurgency very fast.

Like so many expatriate Sikhs are going to die with unrealized dreams of Khalistan in their hearts, similarly so many Kashmiri's are going to die with unrealized dreams of independent Kashmir in their hearts. I'm not getting into right and wrong here. But that's the sad harsh reality of political structures.

The citizens of Delhi where I reside, have less political rights than people in Punjab or Kashmir. We don't have full statehood. In many ways our CM is ornamental. For policing needs and land development we have to rely on centre whom we don't elect separately as a state. We witnessed greater agitation than Punjab or Kashmir when Anna Hazare was imprisoned. So trust me, Delhi has better chance of independence from India than Punjab or Kashmir. Kashmiri's and Sikhs who wake up and smell the coffee and understand this reality will live and die happier than the ones who don't. Its that simple.