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Originally Posted by waraich66
no need to go out side from your country if you have enough bread and butter and justice
If that is your reason for why you pointed kerala then what can I say..In mangalore ,udupi we have almost a member of family in foriegn countries..opportunity absorbs talents you know..You sounds foolish with your reasoning man..I know Karala very well tourist place could become trade and industrial hub ,highest percentage of educated population in whole india ,could become silicon valley of india , they never supported BJP or Congress that is reason dont have industry most karlats working abroad ,if they got independence they can build their state as they wish ,no need to go out side from your country if you have enough bread and butter and justice
waraich..
gODS OWN COUNTRY IS BECAUSE THE LAND HAS MANY FAMOUS TEMPLES
Is that why half of the Pakistanis on this forum are living in a place outside Pakistan??
This is not right creteria .
There are lot of sikhs in canada , it does mean they all well educated , they migrated because of two factors one they are basically having fair enough land holdings and well off and second is political reason they dont think they are safe in india under rule of hindu zoinist
As we have seen thausand of sikhs killed by hindu extremist when indra ghandi murdered.
most Sikhs in Canada emigrated in early 1900s.
most Sikhs in UK emigrated in early 50's and 60s.
Very few were asylum seekers.
thanks slowly your are accepting facts, keep it up
I proved you wrong.
most Sikhs in Canada emigrated in early 1900s.
most Sikhs in UK emigrated in early 50's and 60s.
Very few were asylum seekers.
You must admit, Khalistani fervour is strong outside Bharat.
Could be, but go to Punjab and talk to the Sikhs in the villages and cities, 99.9% of Sikhs are proud to be Indian.
The last time, some dude, who was deputy to Bhindrawale came to Punjab and rouse the people, the villagers beat him up!
Its only the Sikhs living in Canada and UK who get pumped up about the idea. The thing's long dead.
good, you dont care about indian democracy, and the compliment is returned by india.
anyway, your understanding of democracy is flawed, but if you want to continue with it, its your choice.
You might be right about that.
I think a big reason for the continual KHalistan awareness in the west, could be for the purposes of attaining political asylum.
As soon as they get their papers, their political activism usually stops.
But it cannot be denied, there are still many aggrieved sikhs out there, who are bitter about the events of the 80s.