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Khalistani Sikh Extremists Stage Protests Outside Hindu Temples, Here’s Where They Print Their “Hate” What are the odds? Yesterday, I came across the lead truck for the Khalistan convoy, and after briefly tailing it, it led me to the business where they print their “hate” materials: a Richmond business,...

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“Are you leaving?” Sikh police sergeant in Surrey, B.C., keeps Khalistani protesters away from Hindu temple. Today, Sikhs for Justice, a separatist group designated as a terrorist organization by India, staged protests outside Hindu temples in Canada after Bill C-9 passed the House of Commons, but before it received Royal Assent. If enacted, the bill would create new offences for intimidating or obstructing access to places of worship, following the clashes and unrest surrounding Khalistani protests outside Hindu temples in Brampton in 2024. This time, law enforcement took steps to ensure protesters did not get near the temples, and at least one protester wandering through the parking lot was immediately intercepted and promptly said he was leaving when confronted by Surrey police. Stay tuned for my full report.
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“Are you leaving?” Sikh police sergeant in Surrey, B.C., keeps Khalistani protesters away from Hindu temple. Today, Sikhs for Justice, a separatist group designated as a terrorist organization by India, staged protests outside Hindu temples in Canada after Bill C-9 passed the House of Commons, but before it received Royal Assent. If enacted, the bill would create new offences for intimidating or obstructing access to places of worship, following the clashes and unrest surrounding Khalistani protests outside Hindu temples in Brampton in 2024. This time, law enforcement took steps to ensure protesters did not get near the temples, and at least one protester wandering through the parking lot was immediately intercepted and promptly said he was leaving when confronted by Surrey police. Stay tuned for my full report.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

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🚨 Khalistan is not just a demand—it’s the only path for Sikh survival. In Delhi, a school principal barred a Sikh student from wearing religious articles. This isn’t an isolated case—thousands of similar incidents have happened across India, including in Punjab itself. Sikhs sacrificed 90% of their lives for India’s independence Now that same India is systematically erasing Sikh identity. India doesn’t just hate Khalistan—it uses it as an excuse. The truth is: India hates each and every Sikh. whether they stand for Khalistan or salute the Indian flag. For Sikhs, India isn’t a homeland—it’s an existential threat. “Khalistan is the only solution for the survival, dignity, and future of Sikhs”
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🚨 Khalistan is not just a demand—it’s the only path for Sikh survival. In Delhi, a school principal barred a Sikh student from wearing religious articles. This isn’t an isolated case—thousands of similar incidents have happened across India, including in Punjab itself. Sikhs sacrificed 90% of their lives for India’s independence Now that same India is systematically erasing Sikh identity. India doesn’t just hate Khalistan—it uses it as an excuse. The truth is: India hates each and every Sikh. whether they stand for Khalistan or salute the Indian flag. For Sikhs, India isn’t a homeland—it’s an existential threat. “Khalistan is the only solution for the survival, dignity, and future of Sikhs”

Sguardian

32,551 views • 1 year ago

Khalistani Extremism in Canada Can No Longer Be Ignored 🧵1/3 #Khalistani extremists advocating vi0lence and terr0r from Sikh Temples in Surrey and throughout British Columbia cannot be allowed to continue. Khalistani terror!sm has many faces in Canada. Like Moninder Singh Bual, #HardeepSinghNijjar also exhorted attendees to pick up arm and called for violence against India. He was caught on camera reading a letter from the #Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF)—a group officially designated as a terrorist organization by the Government of India—to a Gurdwara congregation. That letter called for the violent overthrow of the Indian state. #cdnpoli
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Khalistani Extremism in Canada Can No Longer Be Ignored 🧵1/3 #Khalistani extremists advocating vi0lence and terr0r from Sikh Temples in Surrey and throughout British Columbia cannot be allowed to continue. Khalistani terror!sm has many faces in Canada. Like Moninder Singh Bual, #HardeepSinghNijjar also exhorted attendees to pick up arm and called for violence against India. He was caught on camera reading a letter from the #Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF)—a group officially designated as a terrorist organization by the Government of India—to a Gurdwara congregation. That letter called for the violent overthrow of the Indian state. #cdnpoli

Ethan 🇨🇦

32,018 views • 1 year ago

In the film Maachis, the Punjabi Hindu character of Sanatan Kumar becomes symbol of shared loss. Hindus and Sikhs equally experienced grief and loss during the years of Punjab insurgency. What makes his character interesting is that as a Punjabi Hindu, he feels the pain of Sikh suffering because Sikhs are not outsiders for him. His grief is rooted in a shared Punjabi identity, where the suffering of Sikhs is not someone else's tragedy, it is the tragedy of his own people. Similarly, many Sikhs are deeply protective of Punjab's Hindus. They regard the Hindus of Punjab as their own. The suffering of Punjab's Hindus is not seen as someone else's tragedy, but as a shared loss that brings grief to the Sikh community as well.
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In the film Maachis, the Punjabi Hindu character of Sanatan Kumar becomes symbol of shared loss. Hindus and Sikhs equally experienced grief and loss during the years of Punjab insurgency. What makes his character interesting is that as a Punjabi Hindu, he feels the pain of Sikh suffering because Sikhs are not outsiders for him. His grief is rooted in a shared Punjabi identity, where the suffering of Sikhs is not someone else's tragedy, it is the tragedy of his own people. Similarly, many Sikhs are deeply protective of Punjab's Hindus. They regard the Hindus of Punjab as their own. The suffering of Punjab's Hindus is not seen as someone else's tragedy, but as a shared loss that brings grief to the Sikh community as well.

Dipiya

39,496 views • 2 months ago

Where is the outrage?! If the victims were white and the suspect Brown there would be riots. And don't lie to me otherwise!! Sikh woman is dead and the 2nd victim was ALSO Indian/sikh I've now had it confirmed by sources in the community A Sikh woman is dead. Murdered in her own bed laying next to her baby!!! YET Metropolitan Police say this isn't being treated as a hate crime. Why are Sikhs expected to accept less scrutiny, fewer questions and less outrage? Our community deserves the same urgency and transparency as everyone else. The Sikh community should not feel like second-class citizens when seeking answers after such a horrific attack.
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Where is the outrage?! If the victims were white and the suspect Brown there would be riots. And don't lie to me otherwise!! Sikh woman is dead and the 2nd victim was ALSO Indian/sikh I've now had it confirmed by sources in the community A Sikh woman is dead. Murdered in her own bed laying next to her baby!!! YET Metropolitan Police say this isn't being treated as a hate crime. Why are Sikhs expected to accept less scrutiny, fewer questions and less outrage? Our community deserves the same urgency and transparency as everyone else. The Sikh community should not feel like second-class citizens when seeking answers after such a horrific attack.

Narinder Kaur

54,002 views • 2 months ago

Nihang Sikhs visited the abode of Mata Vaishno Devi in Katra, where they were gifted a bag of dry fruits by Hindu Shopkeeper. There was a time when many Sikh pilgrims visited Hindu temples, but this has decreased over time. Sikhs were once devout Devi upasaks and used to undertake the Char Dham Yatra as well. I hope to see more Sikhs reconnect with their Sanatan roots. Puneet Sahani Sardarji Singh_ Sarpanch Mika Gill Harman Singh Kapoor Khushi Harman Kapoor
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Nihang Sikhs visited the abode of Mata Vaishno Devi in Katra, where they were gifted a bag of dry fruits by Hindu Shopkeeper. There was a time when many Sikh pilgrims visited Hindu temples, but this has decreased over time. Sikhs were once devout Devi upasaks and used to undertake the Char Dham Yatra as well. I hope to see more Sikhs reconnect with their Sanatan roots. Puneet Sahani Sardarji Singh_ Sarpanch Mika Gill Harman Singh Kapoor Khushi Harman Kapoor

Neeraj Singh Dogra 🇮🇳

209,665 views • 5 months ago

KHALISTAN FLAG RAISED — INDIAN TIRANGA DECIMATED AT HINDU MANDIRS “UNDER SIEGE” IN CANADA TO EXPOSE INDIA’S PROXIES AND CHALLENGE THE BID TO LABEL KHALISTAN AS “EXTREMISM.” “Be loyal to Canada or leave.” SFJ General Counsel Pannun’s Message To Indo-Canadian-Hindu Organizations Hundreds of Canadian Sikhs participated on April 5, 2026, in “Khalistan Zindabad” rallies at Brampton Triveni Mandir and Surrey Lakshmi Narayan Mandir, directly confronting a campaign driven by the Indian government’s narrative and amplified by Indo-Canadian Hindus to label Khalistan—a political opinion—as “extremism.” The rallies, organized by Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), sent a clear message: Canada will not be allowed to be used as a platform for the Modi regime’s disinformation, spread by Indo-Canadian Hindu organizations to suppress Sikh political expression—Khalistan. SFJ challenged the petition backed by the Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF), CoHNA, and affiliated mandirs, calling it a deliberate attempt to criminalize Khalistan as democratic advocacy and to silence Canadian Sikhs through mislabeling and fear. The rallies further exposed the export of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology and India’s repression into Canada, where political dissent—Khalistan—is being targeted through coordinated narratives and pressure tactics. SFJ STATEMENT: “Indo-Canadian Hindus are followers of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology and are peddling narratives of Indian High Commissioner Patnaik—targeting Khalistan, a political opinion. The same ideology is responsible for systemic violence, repression, and targeting of Khalistan Referendum activists in India, and is now being projected onto Canadian soil.” Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun issued a direct message to Indo-Canadian Hindu organizations promoting the agenda of India’s Modi regime in Canada: “Be loyal to Canada or leave.” “Canada’s sovereignty and democratic space cannot be undermined by proxy networks acting on behalf of India’s Modi government” added Pannun. The rally made it clear that Khalistan advocacy is not extremism—it is a political position, and any attempt to label it otherwise is an attack on the democratic rights of Canadian Sikhs. Canadian Sikhs will continue to organize, speak, and rally—rejecting intimidation and asserting their right to political self-determination without interference by Indo-Canadian Hindu organizations acting as proxies of Modi’s India.
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KHALISTAN FLAG RAISED — INDIAN TIRANGA DECIMATED AT HINDU MANDIRS “UNDER SIEGE” IN CANADA TO EXPOSE INDIA’S PROXIES AND CHALLENGE THE BID TO LABEL KHALISTAN AS “EXTREMISM.” “Be loyal to Canada or leave.” SFJ General Counsel Pannun’s Message To Indo-Canadian-Hindu Organizations Hundreds of Canadian Sikhs participated on April 5, 2026, in “Khalistan Zindabad” rallies at Brampton Triveni Mandir and Surrey Lakshmi Narayan Mandir, directly confronting a campaign driven by the Indian government’s narrative and amplified by Indo-Canadian Hindus to label Khalistan—a political opinion—as “extremism.” The rallies, organized by Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), sent a clear message: Canada will not be allowed to be used as a platform for the Modi regime’s disinformation, spread by Indo-Canadian Hindu organizations to suppress Sikh political expression—Khalistan. SFJ challenged the petition backed by the Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF), CoHNA, and affiliated mandirs, calling it a deliberate attempt to criminalize Khalistan as democratic advocacy and to silence Canadian Sikhs through mislabeling and fear. The rallies further exposed the export of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology and India’s repression into Canada, where political dissent—Khalistan—is being targeted through coordinated narratives and pressure tactics. SFJ STATEMENT: “Indo-Canadian Hindus are followers of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology and are peddling narratives of Indian High Commissioner Patnaik—targeting Khalistan, a political opinion. The same ideology is responsible for systemic violence, repression, and targeting of Khalistan Referendum activists in India, and is now being projected onto Canadian soil.” Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun issued a direct message to Indo-Canadian Hindu organizations promoting the agenda of India’s Modi regime in Canada: “Be loyal to Canada or leave.” “Canada’s sovereignty and democratic space cannot be undermined by proxy networks acting on behalf of India’s Modi government” added Pannun. The rally made it clear that Khalistan advocacy is not extremism—it is a political position, and any attempt to label it otherwise is an attack on the democratic rights of Canadian Sikhs. Canadian Sikhs will continue to organize, speak, and rally—rejecting intimidation and asserting their right to political self-determination without interference by Indo-Canadian Hindu organizations acting as proxies of Modi’s India.

Sikhs For Justice

18,448 views • 5 months ago

Today, the U.S.-based Sikhs for Justice have set up large tents and barricades at Calgary City Hall for a Khalistan "referendum" scheduled for tomorrow. "I think this is terrible and shameful that these extremists have been given public space and public resources to put on their terrorist convention," criticized a former Sikh when asked about the event. The event is dedicated to Canada's deadliest terror attack, the 1985 Air India Bombings, co-conspirator Talwinder Singh Parmar, and other "martyrs" who died for the cause of Khalistan. Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek’s father was an executive with the world's most powerful Khalistani organization, the World Sikh Organization (WSO). The founder of the WSO was interrogated by the RCMP after the 1985 bombings. He was also a co-founder of the Khalsa Credit Union with Parmar’s brother and others involved in the terrorist plot. Although the Mayor acts oblivious, she and Premier Danielle Smith are cordial with Gurdwara Dashmesh in Calgary, which has been used as a base by the organizers of this "referendum" and has pictures of Babbar Khalsa terrorists inside. There’s no doubt that vote-bank politics have made Calgary, Alberta a place of choice for foreign organizations seeking to set up events dedicated to terrorists. For more information Media Bezirgan
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Today, the U.S.-based Sikhs for Justice have set up large tents and barricades at Calgary City Hall for a Khalistan "referendum" scheduled for tomorrow. "I think this is terrible and shameful that these extremists have been given public space and public resources to put on their terrorist convention," criticized a former Sikh when asked about the event. The event is dedicated to Canada's deadliest terror attack, the 1985 Air India Bombings, co-conspirator Talwinder Singh Parmar, and other "martyrs" who died for the cause of Khalistan. Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek’s father was an executive with the world's most powerful Khalistani organization, the World Sikh Organization (WSO). The founder of the WSO was interrogated by the RCMP after the 1985 bombings. He was also a co-founder of the Khalsa Credit Union with Parmar’s brother and others involved in the terrorist plot. Although the Mayor acts oblivious, she and Premier Danielle Smith are cordial with Gurdwara Dashmesh in Calgary, which has been used as a base by the organizers of this "referendum" and has pictures of Babbar Khalsa terrorists inside. There’s no doubt that vote-bank politics have made Calgary, Alberta a place of choice for foreign organizations seeking to set up events dedicated to terrorists. For more information Media Bezirgan

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

176,352 views • 2 years ago

#WATCH | Kolkata, West Bengal: "... Sheikh Hasina is coming back as the Prime Minister. The young generation has made a mistake, but that's not their fault, they have been manipulated...," says Dr Rabbi Alam, USA Awami League Vice President and a close aide of ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. He further says, "Bangladesh is under attack and it needs to be addressed by the international community. A political uprising is fine, but that is not what has been going on in Bangladesh. This is a terrorist uprising... Many of our leaders are sheltered here in India, and we are very thankful to the Indian government for providing the alignment. I also thank PM Narendra Modi for providing a safe travel passage for our Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. We are thankful to the people of India... We want to ask the Bangladesh Advisor to step down and go back to where he came from... Sheikh Hasina is coming back as the Prime Minister. The young generation has made a mistake but that's not their fault, they have been manipulated..."
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#WATCH | Kolkata, West Bengal: "... Sheikh Hasina is coming back as the Prime Minister. The young generation has made a mistake, but that's not their fault, they have been manipulated...," says Dr Rabbi Alam, USA Awami League Vice President and a close aide of ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. He further says, "Bangladesh is under attack and it needs to be addressed by the international community. A political uprising is fine, but that is not what has been going on in Bangladesh. This is a terrorist uprising... Many of our leaders are sheltered here in India, and we are very thankful to the Indian government for providing the alignment. I also thank PM Narendra Modi for providing a safe travel passage for our Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. We are thankful to the people of India... We want to ask the Bangladesh Advisor to step down and go back to where he came from... Sheikh Hasina is coming back as the Prime Minister. The young generation has made a mistake but that's not their fault, they have been manipulated..."

ANI

44,398 views • 1 year ago

Today, Hindutva radicals targeted Sikhs in Southall, UK. These individuals with a history of violence have previously singled out Muslims in Leicester last year. Moreover, Sikhs have been subjected to attacks by these extremists in Australia as well. In these videos, the assailants can be heard shouting, urging the removal of Sikhs' turbans, which hold profound religious significance, with the intention of dishonoring this sacred Sikh symbol. The UK's leniency towards Hindutva extremists can be attributed to their favorable relationship with India and its leader, Modi. This group of troublemakers has now taken to terrorizing Sikhs on a global scale. The decision of Sikhs to align with Congress in 1947 is seen as a misstep; otherwise, they might have established their own independent state by now.
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Today, Hindutva radicals targeted Sikhs in Southall, UK. These individuals with a history of violence have previously singled out Muslims in Leicester last year. Moreover, Sikhs have been subjected to attacks by these extremists in Australia as well. In these videos, the assailants can be heard shouting, urging the removal of Sikhs' turbans, which hold profound religious significance, with the intention of dishonoring this sacred Sikh symbol. The UK's leniency towards Hindutva extremists can be attributed to their favorable relationship with India and its leader, Modi. This group of troublemakers has now taken to terrorizing Sikhs on a global scale. The decision of Sikhs to align with Congress in 1947 is seen as a misstep; otherwise, they might have established their own independent state by now.

Imran

25,099 views • 3 years ago

Juddi are not in Canada, this is India. Khalistan slogans raised by hundreds of Juddi gaddars (gaddari is a full-time profession) outside Sikh Gurudwara Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab, India 🇮🇳. Police helplessly stood and watched. Also note how these gaddars have replaced Khalistan flags with Sikh flags to fool the masses and the administration. If action is taken, they will cry the loudest claiming it is an “attack on Sikhs”. India and Hindus are being fooled by these gaddars while PM Modi, Yogi Adityanath and other top leaders openly embrace them. Gaddari is in their DNA.
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Juddi are not in Canada, this is India. Khalistan slogans raised by hundreds of Juddi gaddars (gaddari is a full-time profession) outside Sikh Gurudwara Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab, India 🇮🇳. Police helplessly stood and watched. Also note how these gaddars have replaced Khalistan flags with Sikh flags to fool the masses and the administration. If action is taken, they will cry the loudest claiming it is an “attack on Sikhs”. India and Hindus are being fooled by these gaddars while PM Modi, Yogi Adityanath and other top leaders openly embrace them. Gaddari is in their DNA.

lTL Indian Troll Lover

30,960 views • 8 months ago

SFJ CALLS TO REJECT THE HCF’s HATE AGENDA — ANNOUNCES “KHALISTAN ZINDABAD” RALLIES IN FRONT OF HINDU MANDIRS IN CANADA Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) has called for “Khalistan Zindabad” rallies across Canada to stop the spread of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology and counter the ongoing disinformation campaign that falsely labels Khalistan—a political opinion—as extremism. KHALISTAN ZINDABAD RALLIES will be held on Sunday, 5 April 2026, at Triveni Mandir, Brampton, and Lakshmi Narayan Mandir, Surrey, BC. Sikhs For Justice declared: “Khalistan respects the Hindu religion but rejects Hindutva terrorism, as the Modi regime’s Hindutva ideology drives terrorism in Canada, resulting in the assassination of Shaheed Nijjar.” The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF), an arm and follower of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology in Canada, is spreading hate against Canadian Sikhs and fostering disharmony by deliberately mischaracterizing Khalistan advocacy as “extremism.” SFJ General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun asserted: “The actions of HCF constitute a hate crime offence under Canada’s Bill C-9 (Combating Hate Act). Conduct involving the promotion of hatred against an identifiable group and the creation of a climate of intimidation is precisely what this law is designed to prevent and hold accountable.” Pannun further stated: “Pro-Khalistan rallies in front of Hindu Mandirs are grounded in and protected by Canadian Charter rights, including Bill C-9 (Combating Hate Act), and are conducted fully within the framework of constitutional freedoms.”
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SFJ CALLS TO REJECT THE HCF’s HATE AGENDA — ANNOUNCES “KHALISTAN ZINDABAD” RALLIES IN FRONT OF HINDU MANDIRS IN CANADA Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) has called for “Khalistan Zindabad” rallies across Canada to stop the spread of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology and counter the ongoing disinformation campaign that falsely labels Khalistan—a political opinion—as extremism. KHALISTAN ZINDABAD RALLIES will be held on Sunday, 5 April 2026, at Triveni Mandir, Brampton, and Lakshmi Narayan Mandir, Surrey, BC. Sikhs For Justice declared: “Khalistan respects the Hindu religion but rejects Hindutva terrorism, as the Modi regime’s Hindutva ideology drives terrorism in Canada, resulting in the assassination of Shaheed Nijjar.” The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF), an arm and follower of Modi’s violent Hindutva ideology in Canada, is spreading hate against Canadian Sikhs and fostering disharmony by deliberately mischaracterizing Khalistan advocacy as “extremism.” SFJ General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun asserted: “The actions of HCF constitute a hate crime offence under Canada’s Bill C-9 (Combating Hate Act). Conduct involving the promotion of hatred against an identifiable group and the creation of a climate of intimidation is precisely what this law is designed to prevent and hold accountable.” Pannun further stated: “Pro-Khalistan rallies in front of Hindu Mandirs are grounded in and protected by Canadian Charter rights, including Bill C-9 (Combating Hate Act), and are conducted fully within the framework of constitutional freedoms.”

Sikhs For Justice

20,811 views • 6 months ago

Meet The New Anti-Hindu Shark Tank of India - Vineeta Singh When two girls came to Shark Tank with their flower selling business, Namita and Vinita mocked them by saying that this is not a growing business. The irony is that first Vineeta and Namita mocked them by saying that it is not a growing market and they don't see the potential and replicating the product is very easy. But after hearing the sales and margin they were the first to make a move. Why are all these sharks so anti towards our religion ?
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Meet The New Anti-Hindu Shark Tank of India - Vineeta Singh When two girls came to Shark Tank with their flower selling business, Namita and Vinita mocked them by saying that this is not a growing business. The irony is that first Vineeta and Namita mocked them by saying that it is not a growing market and they don't see the potential and replicating the product is very easy. But after hearing the sales and margin they were the first to make a move. Why are all these sharks so anti towards our religion ?

Courageous

26,006 views • 5 months ago

Massive gathering of 3 Khalistanis skulk outside the hotel where Narendra Modi is reportedly staying in Gothenberg, Sweden. They approach two Indians and say, "He's killed our people. Tell that bast**d that Khalistanis are here. Sikhs are here." Here's the deal with these jobless worms: 1. Low IQ Khalistanis have got their history all mixed up. It was Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, not Narendra Modi, who killed Sikhs. Behave or else Unknown Men will pay you a visit. 2. The entire Khalistani grievance against Modi is due to the fact that Modi replaced Manmohan Singh as Prime Minister. Khalistanis were salivating at the prospect of Robot getting a 3rd term. One Khalistani was hoping that okay, if not Robot, then Badal should be the PM. All their hopes and dreams were dashed by Modi's spectacular victory in 2014. Modi represents Hindu strength which Khalistanis fear and hate. They like the docile Hindu. Modi is the first Indian PM who talks and acts like an alpha. He goes for the adversary's throat. Khalistanis don't like that type of Hindu. Hence the hatred.
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Massive gathering of 3 Khalistanis skulk outside the hotel where Narendra Modi is reportedly staying in Gothenberg, Sweden. They approach two Indians and say, "He's killed our people. Tell that bast**d that Khalistanis are here. Sikhs are here." Here's the deal with these jobless worms: 1. Low IQ Khalistanis have got their history all mixed up. It was Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, not Narendra Modi, who killed Sikhs. Behave or else Unknown Men will pay you a visit. 2. The entire Khalistani grievance against Modi is due to the fact that Modi replaced Manmohan Singh as Prime Minister. Khalistanis were salivating at the prospect of Robot getting a 3rd term. One Khalistani was hoping that okay, if not Robot, then Badal should be the PM. All their hopes and dreams were dashed by Modi's spectacular victory in 2014. Modi represents Hindu strength which Khalistanis fear and hate. They like the docile Hindu. Modi is the first Indian PM who talks and acts like an alpha. He goes for the adversary's throat. Khalistanis don't like that type of Hindu. Hence the hatred.

Rakesh Krishnan Simha

124,473 views • 4 months ago

Sikh international students in Canada are standing in the rain holding We Deserve Fair Treatment Approve Our PGWP signs and chanting Satnam Shri Waheguru to attract Canadian Sikhs… But Canadian Sikhs are too busy serving Rahul Gandhi They won’t touch this protest because they know Carney is not Modi, and Canadians are not as stupid as Indian Hindus. The Canadian system will kick them out the moment they start supporting these kids. I’m still waiting for the Nihangs to do a roadshow with swords. Where are the langar specialists Khalsa Aid ? Where is Hemkunt Foundation ? Where is the Delhi Gurdwara Management Committee? If I were the Prime Minister of India, these people would be my biggest fans. Because I am not a good boy like Modi ji. They have always been loyal to whoever is in power — and I understand the mindset of warriors. #StudentsProtestJharkhand
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Sikh international students in Canada are standing in the rain holding We Deserve Fair Treatment Approve Our PGWP signs and chanting Satnam Shri Waheguru to attract Canadian Sikhs… But Canadian Sikhs are too busy serving Rahul Gandhi They won’t touch this protest because they know Carney is not Modi, and Canadians are not as stupid as Indian Hindus. The Canadian system will kick them out the moment they start supporting these kids. I’m still waiting for the Nihangs to do a roadshow with swords. Where are the langar specialists Khalsa Aid ? Where is Hemkunt Foundation ? Where is the Delhi Gurdwara Management Committee? If I were the Prime Minister of India, these people would be my biggest fans. Because I am not a good boy like Modi ji. They have always been loyal to whoever is in power — and I understand the mindset of warriors. #StudentsProtestJharkhand

Asli Punjabi

38,752 views • 1 month ago

While in South Indy yesterday, I saw a billboard at Stop 11 and US-31 for the “Khalistan Referendum,” listing a date of August 16, 2026 in Indianapolis. You're seeing an issue tied to Indian politics show up in Indianapolis because central Indiana has a sizable Sikh community. The Khalistan Referendum is an unofficial, non-binding vote organized by a diaspora advocacy group called Sikhs for Justice. It asks whether Sikhs support the idea of creating an independent country called Khalistan, separate from India. It’s not run or recognized by the U.S., Indiana, or India, and it has no legal effect. Tt's mainly a way to measure and signal political support. There are also social media posts circulating that show organizers promoting it including Seattle and a parade in Greenwood. I had to use AI translate to find out what they were saying in the videos. SAUCE:
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While in South Indy yesterday, I saw a billboard at Stop 11 and US-31 for the “Khalistan Referendum,” listing a date of August 16, 2026 in Indianapolis. You're seeing an issue tied to Indian politics show up in Indianapolis because central Indiana has a sizable Sikh community. The Khalistan Referendum is an unofficial, non-binding vote organized by a diaspora advocacy group called Sikhs for Justice. It asks whether Sikhs support the idea of creating an independent country called Khalistan, separate from India. It’s not run or recognized by the U.S., Indiana, or India, and it has no legal effect. Tt's mainly a way to measure and signal political support. There are also social media posts circulating that show organizers promoting it including Seattle and a parade in Greenwood. I had to use AI translate to find out what they were saying in the videos. SAUCE:

indy reporter

32,802 views • 2 months ago