This isn’t the Indian flag burning, its the Indian Union !!!!
The demand for Khalistan is growing stronger by the day. The Sikh diaspora, exiled in 1984, is now advocating for a referendum in Indian Punjab.
Who is behind it, ISI🇵🇰 or Brahmin/RSS India?
A thread🧵
#Khalistan
The demand for Khalistan is growing stronger by the day. The Sikh diaspora, exiled in 1984, is now advocating for a referendum in Indian Punjab.
Who is behind it, ISI🇵🇰 or Brahmin/RSS India?
A thread🧵
#Khalistan
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1947's partition held a choice for Sikhs: independence.
Yet, Master Tara Singh, influenced by Nehru and his Brahmin roots, chose to bind their fate with India.
This is where the tale of injustice begins, as the true face of Brahminized India was unveiled.
1947's partition held a choice for Sikhs: independence.
Yet, Master Tara Singh, influenced by Nehru and his Brahmin roots, chose to bind their fate with India.
This is where the tale of injustice begins, as the true face of Brahminized India was unveiled.
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The promises echoed and Sikhs sought solace in the assurance of equal religious rights.
But as the constitution of India took form, a twist of fate awaited.
Within its pages, Article 25(b) labeled Sikhism as a mere branch of Hinduism, stripping Sikhs of their freedom.
The promises echoed and Sikhs sought solace in the assurance of equal religious rights.
But as the constitution of India took form, a twist of fate awaited.
Within its pages, Article 25(b) labeled Sikhism as a mere branch of Hinduism, stripping Sikhs of their freedom.
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Depriving Sikhs of religious freedom was just the beginning.
Hindu Brahmins in power nurtured a notion, believing all in India had Hindu ancestors, "misguided" in their faith.
A crusade emerged, veiled in force, to bring them back to the Hindu fold by hook or by crook.
Depriving Sikhs of religious freedom was just the beginning.
Hindu Brahmins in power nurtured a notion, believing all in India had Hindu ancestors, "misguided" in their faith.
A crusade emerged, veiled in force, to bring them back to the Hindu fold by hook or by crook.
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But soon Brahmins found themselves entangled in a complex web of insecurity.
The Sikhs' religious beliefs and their warrior spirit bred insecurity.
Which led to 84,when the holiest Sikh site was ravaged, and a chilling wave of violence claimed thousands of Sikh lives.
But soon Brahmins found themselves entangled in a complex web of insecurity.
The Sikhs' religious beliefs and their warrior spirit bred insecurity.
Which led to 84,when the holiest Sikh site was ravaged, and a chilling wave of violence claimed thousands of Sikh lives.
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A prominent Sikh rights activist: Sant Jarnail Singh Khalsa was murdered in 84.
His soul shaking words of reality
When pressed by a journalist about Khalistan, he cryptically declared, "I have never used this term, but Bibi(Indira) herself shall place it in my hands."
A prominent Sikh rights activist: Sant Jarnail Singh Khalsa was murdered in 84.
His soul shaking words of reality
When pressed by a journalist about Khalistan, he cryptically declared, "I have never used this term, but Bibi(Indira) herself shall place it in my hands."
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Little did Indira Gandhi knew at that time that the divide sparked by the attack on the Golden Temple would take Indira’s life and will haunt the Indian Union, casting a lingering shadow on its existence.
Indira was shot dead 4 months after she ordered the Temple attack.
Little did Indira Gandhi knew at that time that the divide sparked by the attack on the Golden Temple would take Indira’s life and will haunt the Indian Union, casting a lingering shadow on its existence.
Indira was shot dead 4 months after she ordered the Temple attack.
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In the wake of the PM's assassination by her Sikh guards. The streets of Indian Punjab ran crimson as Sikhs fell victim to the massacre.
Those who were saved from the killings were forced into exile.
A new chapter of Sikh struggle unfolds here.
In the wake of the PM's assassination by her Sikh guards. The streets of Indian Punjab ran crimson as Sikhs fell victim to the massacre.
Those who were saved from the killings were forced into exile.
A new chapter of Sikh struggle unfolds here.
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As Sikhs sought refuge in Canada, UK, and the US, their homeland witnessed a shifting tide.
The Indian state, embracing rapid industrialization, gradually reduced its dependence on the Sikhs and waves of revenge and discrimination crashed upon the shores of Indian Punjab
As Sikhs sought refuge in Canada, UK, and the US, their homeland witnessed a shifting tide.
The Indian state, embracing rapid industrialization, gradually reduced its dependence on the Sikhs and waves of revenge and discrimination crashed upon the shores of Indian Punjab
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The Sikh representation in the Indian army dwindled from 20% to a mere 4-5%.
While the rest of India experienced rapid industrialization, Punjab seemed left behind.
A subtle plot unfolded as the Indira Gandhi canal , aimed at depriving Punjab of its water.
The Sikh representation in the Indian army dwindled from 20% to a mere 4-5%.
While the rest of India experienced rapid industrialization, Punjab seemed left behind.
A subtle plot unfolded as the Indira Gandhi canal , aimed at depriving Punjab of its water.
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The youth of Indian Punjab succumbed to a plague of rampant drug usage.
An entire generation vanished, while both provincial and central governments seemingly reaped the benefits of drug money.
The youth of Indian Punjab succumbed to a plague of rampant drug usage.
An entire generation vanished, while both provincial and central governments seemingly reaped the benefits of drug money.
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A diabolical campaign of cultural assassination also unfolded, urging Sikhs to forsake their sacred turban (kesh) and beard, severing their ties to their intrinsic Sikh culture.
Yet, a natural response emerged.
The martial spirit of the Sikhs resisted.
A diabolical campaign of cultural assassination also unfolded, urging Sikhs to forsake their sacred turban (kesh) and beard, severing their ties to their intrinsic Sikh culture.
Yet, a natural response emerged.
The martial spirit of the Sikhs resisted.
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A subtle power emerged, led by figures like Deep Sidhu and Moosewala.
Their popularity soared as they tapped into the pulse of public sentiment, challenging the agenda of Brahmins.
They unveiled a glimpse of the truth, resonating with a generation yearning for change.
A subtle power emerged, led by figures like Deep Sidhu and Moosewala.
Their popularity soared as they tapped into the pulse of public sentiment, challenging the agenda of Brahmins.
They unveiled a glimpse of the truth, resonating with a generation yearning for change.
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As these artists fought for the genuine rights of Sikhs, the state, chose a different path.
Instead of addressing their concerns, Moosewala and Deep were murdered.
The repercussions reverberated, igniting the global resurgence of the Khalistan movement.
As these artists fought for the genuine rights of Sikhs, the state, chose a different path.
Instead of addressing their concerns, Moosewala and Deep were murdered.
The repercussions reverberated, igniting the global resurgence of the Khalistan movement.
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From the crucible of conflict, the use of force birthed formidable leaders like Amritpal Singh.
Their unwavering stance grew more aggressive, reigniting the long-dormant call for Khalistan in Punjab.
Giving young Sikh generation a reason to live and worth dying for !
From the crucible of conflict, the use of force birthed formidable leaders like Amritpal Singh.
Their unwavering stance grew more aggressive, reigniting the long-dormant call for Khalistan in Punjab.
Giving young Sikh generation a reason to live and worth dying for !
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Amritpal was branded the state's archenemy, terrorist hunted relentlessly.
Fueled by rage/betrayal,Sikh youth ignited protests worldwide.Amidst this enigma,the echoes of their collective voice reverberated, intertwining the threads of resistance and the pursuit of justice
Amritpal was branded the state's archenemy, terrorist hunted relentlessly.
Fueled by rage/betrayal,Sikh youth ignited protests worldwide.Amidst this enigma,the echoes of their collective voice reverberated, intertwining the threads of resistance and the pursuit of justice
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A sinister campaign of assassination unfolded,targeting Sikhs like Khanda & Nijjar in the UK and Canada.
This cynical act stirred long-buried anger, connecting a young generation of Sikhs globally.
The taste of 1984 resurfaced,rekindling a fire of unity and shared purpose
A sinister campaign of assassination unfolded,targeting Sikhs like Khanda & Nijjar in the UK and Canada.
This cynical act stirred long-buried anger, connecting a young generation of Sikhs globally.
The taste of 1984 resurfaced,rekindling a fire of unity and shared purpose
Now the Sikhs are a powerful force with representation in Indian, US, UK, Canadian and Australian Parliament.
They are demanding their right of self determination, calling Brahmins out for their genocidal acts.
While the mindless bhakts have no one else to blame but ISI
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They are demanding their right of self determination, calling Brahmins out for their genocidal acts.
While the mindless bhakts have no one else to blame but ISI
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