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DALIT TURNED SIKH FORMS MINI

PUNJAB IN BIHAR AFTER FACING

REJECTION IN PUNJAB

More than 300 kilometers from Patna, capital of

Bihar Dalit settled villages are adopting Sikhi in

large numbers.

The special districts of Nyanagr, Khwaspur,

Prmanandpur, Manikpur and Mjltta Dalit village

nearly 200 men and women who have embraced

Sikhism.

In particular in Hilhai village there is a Gurdwara

Sahib called Takht Sri Akal where hundred gather

every weekend.

Narendra Singh saw it all happen in front of his

eyes. He lived for ten years in Punjab stricken

with poverty and racial discrimination and he

wasnt accepted by the Khalsa Panth in Punjab.

He than returned to his village and spread what

he learned about the Sikh faith in Bihar. To his

surprise, the locals accepted the faith introduced

to them in the 80s and now they have carried it

through to the third generation.

A Dalit turned Sikh from Katana Sahib Punjab,

Khanna worked here for 35 years and said after

he accepted the faith, he was opposed by the

locals in Punjab and moved to Bihar.

equal status

Parmod Singh says, People doubted as first and

opposed us but we embraced Sikhi.

Another Dalit turned Sikh Sanjay Singh says,

Sikhi stands for equality and is practiced daily

with everyone eating together and on the same

level.

http://dailysikhupdates.com/dalit-turned-sikh-forms-mini-punjab-in-bihar-after-facing-rejection-in-punjab/

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here is another story

SIKHI PARCHAR GOING STRONG

IN MADHYA PRADESH, HUNDREDS

BECOMING SIKH, AND YOU CAN

HELP

Gurmat Parchaar will be an ongoing project but

the location focus will change every year or two.

Currently we are focusing on the village Mathana

and neighboring villages in Madhya Pradesh

where around 400 new people have came to Sikhi

and need help in understanding basics and

guidance to continue learning on this path.

Once they are trained in organizing basic duties

as a Sikh including reading Gurbani, Seva,

Keertan, Langar etc hopefully by next year, we

will go to other remote villages in Madhya

Pradesh, Rajasthan etc.

The next village coming up is Dhangar in Madhya

Pradesh where with initial prachaar 25 people

took Amrit and are interested in helping with

Parchaar in their village.

Learn More and Help Raise Donations: Gurmat

Parchaar in Mathana and neighboring villages in

Madhya Pradesh

http://www.dvnetwork.org/projects/gurmat-parchaar-in-mathana-and-neighboring-villages-in-madhya-pradesh

http://dailysikhupdates.com/sikhi-parchar-going-strong-in-madhya-pradesh-hundreds-becoming-sikh-and-you-can-help/

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recently there was another topic on this forum called ' Sikh Farmers Finding

Success In Tamil Nadu'

http://www.sikhsangat.com/index.php?/topic/77743-sikh-farmers-finding-success-in-tamil-nadu/

alot of farmers are going to tamil nadu to farm cheap land. tamil nadu is very far from punjab but madhya pradesh is close and alot of migrants come from there. wouldn't it be better if these sikh farmers going to farm in tamil nadu bought land in madhya pradesh instead, it would help the local economy and its not far from punjab. also all these new sikh converts recieve alot of abuse from the locals and cant find a job because they have become sikhs. these new farmers can hire them.

it would solve alot of problems if they farmed in madhya pradesh.

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alot of farmers are going to tamil nadu to farm cheap land. tamil nadu is very far from punjab but madhya pradesh is close and alot of migrants come from there. wouldn't it be better if these sikh farmers going to farm in tamil nadu bought land in madhya pradesh instead, it would help the local economy and its not far from punjab. also all these new sikh converts recieve alot of abuse from the locals and cant find a job because they have become sikhs. these new farmers can hire them.

A lot of 'Sikh farmers' have a very negative attitude towards such people deeming them as lesser beings. I doubt they'll be too fussed about helping them.

Hell, they are probably the people who rejected them in the first place.

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DALIT TURNED SIKH FORMS MINI

PUNJAB IN BIHAR AFTER FACING

REJECTION IN PUNJAB

More than 300 kilometers from Patna, capital of

Bihar Dalit settled villages are adopting Sikhi in

large numbers.

The special districts of Nyanagr, Khwaspur,

Prmanandpur, Manikpur and Mjltta Dalit village

nearly 200 men and women who have embraced

Sikhism.

In particular in Hilhai village there is a Gurdwara

Sahib called Takht Sri Akal where hundred gather

every weekend.

Narendra Singh saw it all happen in front of his

eyes. He lived for ten years in Punjab stricken

with poverty and racial discrimination and he

wasnt accepted by the Khalsa Panth in Punjab.

He than returned to his village and spread what

he learned about the Sikh faith in Bihar. To his

surprise, the locals accepted the faith introduced

to them in the 80s and now they have carried it

through to the third generation.

A Dalit turned Sikh from Katana Sahib Punjab,

Khanna worked here for 35 years and said after

he accepted the faith, he was opposed by the

locals in Punjab and moved to Bihar.

equal status

Parmod Singh says, People doubted as first and

opposed us but we embraced Sikhi.

Another Dalit turned Sikh Sanjay Singh says,

Sikhi stands for equality and is practiced daily

with everyone eating together and on the same

level.

http://dailysikhupdates.com/dalit-turned-sikh-forms-mini-punjab-in-bihar-after-facing-rejection-in-punjab/

Can someone please explain how he was being discriminated against?

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