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[su-47]

I have a very good sikh friend who is very religious and devout. One day when discussing something we hit up on the khalistan issue. He said that he was saddened that so many innocent people had been killed and how the sacred golden temple became a battleground. I asked him on his opinion of the state of affairs at that time. This was his reply

"It was a terrible thing, but the traitors had to be killed. I just wish so many innocents didn't get hurt."

And he is not even an indian citizen. he is a citizen of botswana. yet he always uses the term 'us indians', never 'you indians'.

Understand this. Most Sikhs are very patriotic (i would actually say the most patriotic group in India, if you look at their representation in the armed forces). They have put the Khalistan issue behind them. They do feel bad about the innocents who were killed, just like the rest of the country. But that doesn't mean they want a separate state. Those who want separate state are a small minority living abroad. The Khalistan movement might not be dead, but it is getting there.

And for anyone wishing to harp on about Khalistan, go to Punjab and start a speech on freedom from India. The police will have to interfere. Not to arrest the speaker, but to save him from the locals!

 

[Windjammer]

Updated on Saturday, February 06, 2010, 16:42 IST Tags:Khalistan posters, Bangla Sahib, Bhindranwale
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New Delhi: A sudden emergence of pro-Khalistan posters at the national capital’s famous Gurudwara Bangla Sahib caused an alarm on Saturday, with both the Congress as well as the BJP expressing concern.

The Delhi Police immediately removed the posters from the entrance wall of the gurudwara, following a complaint that the posters called for pro-Khalistan supporters to congregate at Gurudwara Fatehgarh Sahib in Punjab on February 12 – the birth anniversary of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale who started the Khalistan movement demanding a separate independent nation.



Bhindranwale died in Operation Blue Star in 1984.

What raised eyebrows was a call in the posters for supporters to complete ‘the unfinished task’ – apparently the creation of a separate nation.

Sources said the posters were apparently put up at the behest of SAD (Amritsar) president Simranjit Singh Mann.

Reacting to the development, BJP’s Rajiv Pratap Rudy said it was a “matter of concern and that the Central government should take action again separatist powers” trying to raise their heads again.


Alarm over pro-Khalistan posters in Delhi

 

[Windjammer]

Revival of Khalistan movement alarms PM

A BID to revive the Khalistan movement in Punjab has grabbed the attention of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress chief Sonia Gandhi. The matter was brought to their notice by Punjab Congress leaders a few days ago.

Sources in the Prime Minister's Office said Singh discussed the matter with national security advisor M. K. Narayanan and the director general of police, Punjab. Singh also advised the police chief to nip the movement in the bud.

Blatant attempts to revive the separatist movement were noticed on the eve of parliamentary elections in May. Posters of slain separatist leader Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale were seen in many places and pro- Khalistan propaganda became more pronounced.



A huge cache of arms was also seized from Ludhiana.

" Those who were born around the Nineties have no memory of the bloody days of terrorism. But they are brainwashed and indoctrinated," said a Congressman from Punjab.

The Punjab Pradesh Congress ( PCC) was told to convene a meeting of senior party leaders to discuss ways to address the problem.

Party sources said it would be difficult for the criminals to revive militancy in the state without the connivance of outside agencies.

Some suspected the involvement of Pakistan's ISI and the Taliban.

Former Punjab Police chief KPS Gill, who played a key role in stamping out terrorism from Punjab, had recently acknowledged a definite attempt to revive terrorism in the state. " The ISI has been acting as vital link between certain Jihadi groups and the Babbar Khalsa International ( BKI)," he reportedly told journalists.

In August, at least three incidents, including a shootout involving a Babbar Khalsa activist, were reported. The state police also blamed militants for the recent killings of Rulda Singh of the Rashtriya Sikh Sangat ( RSS) and Lily Kumar of Mansa, a follower of the Dera Sacha Sauda. Police sources said Babbar Khalsa may have supplied arms for the killings.

Revival of Khalistan movement alarms PM. - Free Online Library

 

[raw@war]

Updated on Saturday, February 06, 2010, 16:42 IST Tags:Khalistan posters, Bangla Sahib, Bhindranwale
Print E-Mail
Zeenews Bureau

New Delhi: A sudden emergence of pro-Khalistan posters at the national capital’s famous Gurudwara Bangla Sahib caused an alarm on Saturday, with both the Congress as well as the BJP expressing concern.

The Delhi Police immediately removed the posters from the entrance wall of the gurudwara, following a complaint that the posters called for pro-Khalistan supporters to congregate at Gurudwara Fatehgarh Sahib in Punjab on February 12 – the birth anniversary of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale who started the Khalistan movement demanding a separate independent nation.



Bhindranwale died in Operation Blue Star in 1984.

What raised eyebrows was a call in the posters for supporters to complete ‘the unfinished task’ – apparently the creation of a separate nation.

Sources said the posters were apparently put up at the behest of SAD (Amritsar) president Simranjit Singh Mann.

Reacting to the development, BJP’s Rajiv Pratap Rudy said it was a “matter of concern and that the Central government should take action again separatist powers” trying to raise their heads again.


Alarm over pro-Khalistan posters in Delhi

It seems you are very much interested in KHALISTAN, then anyone else. You had created lots of threads on KHALISTAN all over PDF.

Are you doing your Ph.d. in this subject.

Best of luck.

You can try having Ph.d on Baluchistan Movement also.

Thanks

 

[RobbieS]

But when we talk about Indian rebels independent etc or any kind of issue thn Indians says "Dont talk about our internal matters or our issues we know how to tackle". lol when ever i want to listen something like cartoonish, funny stuff like joke i always visit ANY INDIAN WEBSITE OR watching especially INDIAN NEWS.

I just read the likes of Windjammer talking about Khalistan!

 

[Windjammer]

It seems you are very much interested in KHALISTAN, then anyone else. You had created lots of threads on KHALISTAN all over PDF.

What was the last count, damn, they must be popular.

Best of luck.

You can try having Ph.d on Baluchistan Movement also.

Thanks

You will find there are several Indian members trying hard to study that.

 

[Windjammer]

I just read the likes of Windjammer talking about Khalistan!

But then, you are priveledged to be here.

 

[Spring Onion]

Pakistan is desperately trying to resurrect insurgency in Punjab province. By current pace, Indian economic reforms and growth will make India too much a big fish to fry for Pakistan. I thank almighty everyday for keeping my India safe and all blessings on our Intelligence agencies to thwart their notorious plans. Inshallah, we will become a developed nation.......ameen.

when Jamia milia became part of US.

Secondly why would Pakistan try something which needs several decades to revive why not support the ongoing fire in NorthEast if at all we want to.

The bottom line is your claims are just like fake identity

 

[Spring Onion]

I
"It was a terrible thing, but the traitors had to be killed. I just wish so many innocents didn't get hurt."

!

Those 5000 Sikhs were killed by Hindu mob were not traitors.

 

[RobbieS]

Those 5000 Sikhs were killed by Hindu mob were not traitors.

He wasn't talking about those 5000 ppl.

 

[RobbieS]

But then, you are priveledged to be here.

Yeah, it seems so. There are the customary few illogical folks who refuse to understand reason. But then again, how much can you reason with them?

 

[Windjammer]

Yeah, it seems so. There are the customary few illogical folks who refuse to understand reason. But then again, how much can you reason with them?

All depends on what your category of logic represents.

 

[Spring Onion]

He wasn't talking about those 5000 ppl.

By terming few as traitors you can not wash hands of the blood of thousands of innocent Sikhs.

was it failur of the govt machinery or it was deliberate to let the angry mob kill 5000 Sikhs???

Golden temple will continue to put a question mark on handling of the same situation differently the same govt.

You have Maoists and Naxal issue currently but no simillar action has been taken by your govt.

 

[Abhiras]

You have Maoists and Naxal issue currently but no simillar action has been taken by your govt.

Maoists and Naxal are not asking for independence//// development is the answer to them...

 

[su-47]

Those 5000 Sikhs were killed by Hindu mob were not traitors.

Jana its amazing how you so easily select part of a post and twist it your convenience. Aside from the word 'traitors' didnt you see the word 'innocents'? The traitors were the ones who worked against India. Didn't everything I say make it evident that alongside the traitors innocents were also hurt?

India admits that thousands of innocent sikhs were killed. it was a very sad part in our history. But everyone seems to have moved on, except those determined to bash India.

Oh, and if you want to continue bashing India, here's another piece of news:

7000 years ago 100% of India had no access to electricity! The Horror!