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Yes and it would be extremely pathetic if we joined them. They try to groom our girls and have carried out attacks on gurdwaras. Just let them get on with it.

The Sikh Federation seem to be sticking their nose into the Hindu Muslim affairs. This is a lobby group that is supposed to represent Sikh interests. Both Islamists and Hinduvatis are not our friends and our lobby groups should butt out.

For a Singh or Kaur to be going into a Barber shop for this curling thing is a bit odd, if they want to do beard curling, they should do it themselves instead of going to a Barber where Hajjamat is performed every day.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/nov/20/domestic-and-sexual-abuse-of-silenced-sikh-women-revealed First ever report shows 70% of respondents have suffered at the hands of a partner or members of their extended family.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-59901035 A man who beat his father to death with a cricket bat and a metal dog bowl has been jailed for a minimum of 20 years. Santokh Singh, 59, known as Charlie, was attacked by his son Phillip Badwal, 25, at their home in Airedale Road, Bradford, on 30 November 2020. Bradford Crown Court heard Badwal, who was on bail at the time of the attack, inflicted "unspeakable violence" after an argument with his father. He initially denied murder but changed his plea on day two of his trial. Read more Yorkshire stories Mr Singh, who had worked as a publican and an engineer, suffered extensive skull fractures, fractures to his face and nose and a broken leg during the 20-minute attack at the family home. Judge Jonathan Rose described the murder as "a savage, brutal and prolonged attack on a defenceless and vulnerable man". The court heard Badwal had previously subjected his father to threats and violence and had forced him to go out and buy drugs for him as well as pay off drug debts. The day before the attack Mr Singh had gone with relatives to see a new flat, having said how unhappy he had been in the family home. After the attack Badwal called drug dealer numbers instead of emergency services. He also tried to cover his tracks by throwing the cricket bat over a neighbour's fence, disposing of his phone and telling police his father had come home that morning badly injured. Barrister Peter Moulson QC said Badwal's addiction to drugs was the root cause of the offending and his client could not recall what had happened in the house. At the time of the attack, he was on bail for his involvement in multiple street robberies and was jailed for five years at Leicester Crown Court in May. Speaking after the hearing Det Supt Tony Nicholson, said: "Badwal unleashed a serious and sustained assault on his father in the house that they shared, leaving him with injuries which were to sadly prove fatal. "Rather than seek urgent medical attention for his seriously injured father, Badwal contacted drug dealers before finally ringing the emergency services, who, despite their best efforts, were unable to revive Mr Singh." ---- Mod Note: Due to your majority of your anti-sikh posting of news articles (mostly all negative), we will be looking forward a bit balance from your account. To avoid having trolls on this forum, we want to see some positive sikh related news from your accoun. Meanwhile, we will delete next anti-sikh postings coming from your id.

https://www.desiblitz.com/content/2-3m-drug-ring-linked-to-india-busted-in-canada Canadian police have dismantled a $2.3 million drug ring with links to India. Investigators with the York Regional Police Organised Crime Enforcement Bureau collaborated with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Peel Regional Police, and the US Drug Enforcement Administration. Together they busted a large-scale international drug trafficking network. The drug ring extended to Western Canada, the United States and India. An investigation dubbed Project Cheetah was launched in May 2020. Parshotem Malhi, aged 54, of Brampton, is charged with trafficking methamphetamine, heroin (six counts) and possession for the purpose of trafficking of heroin, methamphetamine, possession of property obtained by crime (six counts) and possession of identity documents. Rupinder Dhillon, aged 37, of Brampton, is charged with possession of methamphetamine and heroin for trafficking. Sanveer Singh, aged 25, of Brampton, is charged with failure to comply with an order and possession of a controlled substance. Haripal Nagra, aged 45, of Brampton, is charged with heroin trafficking and possession of opium for the purpose of trafficking. Hassam Syed, aged 30, of Brampton, is charged with heroin trafficking and possession of heroin and methamphetamine. Pritpal Singh, aged 56, of Brampton, is charged with heroin trafficking and possession for the purpose of trafficking of heroin, cocaine and opium, possession of property obtained by crime (three counts) and possession of counterfeit money. Harkiran Singh, aged 33, of Brampton, is charged with possession of heroin for the purpose of trafficking and possession of property obtained by crime. Lakhpreet Brar, aged 29, of Brampton, is charged with trafficking heroin, ketamine (three counts), opium (three counts), conspiracy to traffic ketamine, opium and heroin and possession of property obtained by crime (four counts). Didy Adansi, aged 52, of Toronto, is charged with trafficking ketamine (two counts), conspiracy to traffick ketamine, possession of methamphetamine and possession of the proceeds of crime. Sarbjit Singh, aged 43, of Woodstock, is charged with trafficking ketamine (three counts) conspiracy to traffic ketamine and possession of property obtained by crime. Balwinder Dhaliwal, aged 60, of Brampton, is charged with trafficking cocaine (two counts) and possession of property obtained by crime (two counts) and conspiracy to traffic cocaine. Rupinder Dhaliwal, aged 39, of Toronto, is charged with trafficking heroin (two counts), opium and ketamine, possession of property obtained by crime, possession for the purpose of trafficking of heroin, possession of methamphetamine and ketamine, failure to comply with recognizance and conspiracy to traffic ketamine. Ranjit Singh, aged 40, of Toronto, is charged with failure to comply with a release order and probation, possession of heroin and possession of ketamine for the purpose of trafficking. Sukhmanpreet Singh, aged 23, of Brampton, is charged with heroin possession. Rupinder Sharma, aged 25, of Vaughan, is charged with heroin and methamphetamine possession. Prabhsimaran Kaur, aged 25, of Vaughan, is charged with possession of heroin. Khushal Bhinder, aged 36, of Brampton, is charged with trafficking cocaine, conspiracy to traffic cocaine, possession for the purpose of trafficking of cocaine and opium and possession of property obtained by crime. Prabhjeet Mundian, aged 34, of Brampton, is charged with possession of cocaine and opium for the purpose of trafficking and possession of property obtained by crime. Vansh Arora, aged 24, of Brampton, is charged with trafficking cocaine, conspiracy to traffic cocaine, possession of cocaine and opium for the purpose of trafficking and careless storage of ammunition. Simranjeet Narang, aged 28, of Brampton, is charged with trafficking opium and cocaine (two counts), conspiracy to traffic opium and cocaine and possession of property obtained by crime (three counts). Harjinder Jhaj, aged 38, of Caledon, is charged with trafficking ketamine and conspiracy to traffic ketamine and possession of property obtained by crime (two counts). Gaganpreet Gill, aged 28, of Brampton, is charged with cocaine trafficking. Sukjit Dhaliwal, aged 47, of Brampton, is charged with possession of heroin for the purpose of trafficking and possession of methamphetamine and oxycodone. Imran Khan, aged 33, of Toronto, is charged with trafficking ketamine and possession of property obtained by crime. Chinedu Ajoku, aged 51, of Brampton, is charged with heroin trafficking. Harjot Singh, aged 31, of Brampton, is charged with heroin trafficking (two counts) and methamphetamine trafficking. Sukhjit Dhugga, aged 35, of Brampton, is charged with trafficking ketamine, conspiracy to traffic ketamine, possession of ketamine for the purpose of trafficking and possession of property obtained by crime. Gurbinder Sooch, aged 41, of no fixed address, is charged with trafficking ketamine (five counts), possession of property obtained by crime (four counts), conspiracy to traffic ketamine, trafficking opium, trafficking heroin (two counts), conspiracy to import heroin and fail to comply with a release order.

Perfect explanation.

I've even seen kids with kesh calling others Gyani as well. You're right though, this is a real problem amongst the youth in our community. It's starting to catch on to other communities and people are calling keshdharis gyani.

i dont think that bindy n em were tryna set up a gurdwara they were known to be hired to intimidate khalistan types by more moderate gurdwaras. Bindy johals rivals gangsters ron and jimmi dosanjh were involved with setting up babbar khalsa set in vancouver but bindy guys ended up killing both of them. and yea pakis r a joke here they tried setting up a crew few years back and got <banned word filter activated> kicked. all they r known for is dating 15 year olds and being bottom feeders

How about Sikhs shouldn't be criminals in the first place. You really do talk some nonsense.

It seems like Sikh criminals are like the Pakistanis of the UK.

Didy Adansi, aged 52, of Toronto, is charged with trafficking ketamine (two counts), conspiracy to traffick ketamine, possession of methamphetamine and possession of the proceeds of crime. Pritpal Singh, aged 56, of Brampton, is charged with heroin trafficking and possession for the purpose of trafficking of heroin, cocaine and opium, possession of property obtained by crime (three counts) and possession of counterfeit money. Flippin 'ell. Even the 'sianay' was at it! Only in Canada! lol That being said: I'm not a supporter of the failed western 'war on drugs' strategy. I'd decimalise it and let adult junkies die as they will.

No, 12% are, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demography_of_London#Religion

https://www.opindia.com/2020/08/haryanvis-vs-khalistanis-sydney-australia-harris-park-fight/ A band of Haryanvis clashed with a group of Khalistanis at Harris park in Sydney, Australia on Friday night in an organised brawl following a quarrel that ensued over an argument on TikTok. It was apparently broadcast through the social media platform. According to Punjabi singer Kamal Choudhary, the fight started after Jassi, a Khalistani, started posting pro-Khalistani and anti-India content on TikTok.

She seems to identify with Pakistan quite a bit which is odd In an exclusive interview with Geo News in 2015, then-London mayor Johnson told this correspondent that his wife is from Pakistan, and that she has insisted him several times to visit the country. "My wife (Marina Wheeler) originates from Pakistan, she is a Sikh and her parents were from Sargodha. She has been asking me to visit Pakistan since a long time but unfortunately I was unable to do so but I intend to visit the amazing country soon," Johnson had told Geo News in the interview. https://www.geo.tv/latest/243568-new-british-pm-boris-johnsons-pakistan-connection

The attack happened at a Pentecostal church in the Punjab state, raising fears among the local Christian communities for their safety as the call for increased protection from the Punjabi government. The targeted church is located in Amritsar, the state’s largest city and the site of Sikhism’s main place of worship, the Golden Temple.According to the Union of Catholic Asian News (UCAN), four people armed with guns stormed the church as Christians were leaving a meeting on Friday, October 23.The network did not say if the assailants were men or women.Witness Jaspal Masih, whose father is the church pastor said he immediately dropped to the floor when he heard the sound of bullets being fired.He told UCAN: “Four persons armed with guns entered the church and opened fire at us.“I laid flat on the ground and saved my life.”Mr Masih’s cousin was not so lucky and died in the attack.https://www.express.co.uk/news/world...hristians-shot

It seems that the Valmikis and other communities are leveraging their position by going their own way and creating their own adi -dharm. They are doing a lot of outreach in these communities, helping with books and education etc. If this is a pattern that is emerging then it means converting to Christianity is no longer a preferred option and Evangelicals and other christian denominations are becoming irrelevant. That is because the evangelicals and missionaries cannot bribe their way into converts. Combined with Ghar Wapsi (I think Modi understands the intra-Hindu game being played here), there is a harder push to get these 'Christians' back into dharmic fold. I think this why the Christian churches in Punjab have shifted their priorities to target our Sikhs and other Hindu groups. The shooting in the Church looks increasingly like a power struggle to get the converted Valmikis into adi-dharm or into mainstream hinduism.

Also the Deras in Punjab. They’re like these Christian missionaries.

I really hope this isn't done by Sikhs. It will just make us look like a bunch of violent extremists.

There are so many different denominations of Christianity but the church is Pentacostalist. I have heard of it, but never knew what it actually is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentecostalism This particular brand of Christianity is not really about the bible, but it seems to be more believing in the spirit of Jesus and uttering words or something and baptisms. I have provided the link, but it would be interesting that other than the money/bribe aspect, what kind of things would entice Punjabis into Pentacostalism. This whispering uttering of certain words and having spirits entering you and excorcising spirits seem to be very popular in Sub-Saharan Africa, sounds very shamanistic. From a Punjabi context, what existing practices would find similarity with this brand of Christianity that Punjabis would be enticed.

Whomever claims responsibility will be interesting to observe.

After the aggressive proletysation that has been taken place in Punjab, it would seem that it's inevitable that there was going to be kind of push back. However, we do not know who the assailants were and what the motives would be.

This is interesting Christian persecution has started in Indian Punjab like the rest of India. Christians felt safe in Punjab because of a Sikh majority.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/nri/other-news/indian-origin-sikh-councillor-suspended-from-conservative-party-after-saying-he-did-not-like-muslims/articleshow/78581067.cms Indian-origin Sikh councillor suspended from Conservative Party after saying he ‘did not like Muslims’

Of course we are! Or we are the descendents of recent economic migrants. But a certain type of hypocritical whitey (e.g. many of those in Australia, US and other nonwhite territories that have been usurped by europeans) - is wilfully blind to the fact that they themselves are 'immigrants' or their descendents (well more like hostile invaders). Take Australia for example, where a big portion of the white population descend from 'transported' convicts. Sure some of them may have been political prisoners but the majority weren't. England basically off-loaded a lot of their degenerates and scum out there. Even up to recent times they would send orphans there to bolster white numbers (many of whom were sexually abused after arriving - presumably because of their vulnerability)? My point was in response to you 'minority rules' point. Underneath the facade there seems to be deep seated fear by many white europeans about their 'races' future survival. That will probably lead to their true nature coming out, as we can see in the US. I don't think 'minority rules' like you are suggesting. And if the politics of recent decades has curtailed white supremacy somewhat - that can very easily and quickly change.

Aren't we immigrants as well, in a way?

But of course people have to stay quiet because minority rules these days.

The reason Africans do better is because most of them (particularly those from West Africa) came here as professionals with degrees whereas the ones from the Caribbean obviously didn't. The Afro Caribbeans have assimilated into western/white working class culture (and with that comes poor academic attainment and low social mobility).The other reason is those form the Caribbean have an individualist culture (Like White Brits) whilst Africans have more of a collectivist one

that means I care for you guys!:)

That happens down south as well

So why are parents in Southall and Slough (my hometown) doing such things. In those towns it's more like 'spot the white person'. As for names like Sukhdeep, the Sikhs born here would know the innuendo associated with that name and avoid it. They can go for a simple easy to pronounce name like Preeti. No need for 'Jessica'. But some people are hell bent on giving their kids a western name and will look for any excuse to so.

https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/geeta-sidhu-robb-jack-straw-jew

DESPITE WEAKENING ECONOMY, PAKISTAN APPROVES 1 BILLION FOR CONSTRUCTION AT BABA GURU NANAK UNIVERSITY CHANDIGARH, Punjab—Despite day by day weakening economy, the Pakistan government has approved PKR 1 billion for continuing the construction of Baba Guru Nanak University at Nankana Sahib. On June 27, western Punjab’s CM Usman Buzdar approved ‘Baba Guru Nanak University Budget Bill 2020’ for the second phase of construction at Baba Guru Nanak University, under which PKR 1 billion will be spent for the construction of hostel, administrative block, and classrooms. A wave of ardency is being observed among the Pakistani Sikhs as soon as the completion of construction work at Baba Guru Nanak University is heading towards completion. Baba Guru Nanak University will benefit thousands of students living in villages nearby to Sri Nankana Sahib, Sheikhupura, Jadaanwala, Okada, etc. It may be recalled here that the foundation stone of Baba Guru Nanak International University (BGNU) was laid in Nankana Sahib on July 12. The Pakistan government is likely to spend more than 2.5 billion rupees to develop a high standard infrastructure over 70 acres land allotted to the University. https://www.sikh24.com/2020/06/28/despite-weakening-economy-pakistan-approves-1-billion-for-construction-at-baba-guru-nanak-university/#.XzV1k-hKg2w

Rupert Murdoch is not Jewish.

WJKK WJKF, Sangat jee, a family friend has come to UK to study in Birmingham. Unfortunately I live quite far so the Singh needs a room to rent. Does anyone know any room share or rent share in Birmingham or surrounding areas. He will be studying at the Birmingham City University. He is an Amritdhari Singh and will be studying masters. Please let me know if there is anything suitable. Balait

Thanks all. He has found accomodation. He will share a house with few other students from India to minimize costs. It seems like a lot of Apne are trying to make a quick buck out of Indian students. He was quoted almost £300/month by one Singh and that was sharing a room with another student. He also said that he got a lot of stares at the gurdwara. There has been a large influx of students in UK due to change in English requirements. I don't think the existing Punjabis are warming up to the idea.

Best thing to do is to contact the University Acommodation Services.

I was once stranded in Birmingham as all trains stopped due to stormy weather/snow. So I had to stay 1 night to catch the next train the following day to London. Guess what I tried the Soho gurdwara in Bham if they had a place to stay for the night as could not a find a hotel at such short notice. I was just fobbed off and told all rooms are gone and also given a rude look. Like I shouldn't have asked. Those people at that Gurdwara are very hostile to everyone for some reason. Eventually ended up finding a a good Airbnb which came in handy.

Try the local newsagents. There's plenty of adverts in the windows. For people with rooms available. Or you could do air BnB room. That's good for people who struggle finding a place to rent. Due to being a student and having no work proof.

Video: Teenager who attacked elderly man in Coventry street who has now died could face new charges 7 Nov 2013 11:01Sentencing of nineteen-year-old for assault delayed while tests are carried out to determine cause of death Attack on pensioner An 80-year-old man who was attacked by a young woman in Coventry city centre has died. The teenager responsible for assaulting Joginder Singh in Trinity Street could now face new charges. Mr Singh, aged 80, of Cannon Park, died on Sunday. He had been pushed to the ground in Trinity Street on August 10. The incident was caught on camera and shown on the internet. Coral Millerchip, 19, has already admitted a charge of assault, and will be sentenced after a separate matter has been concluded. That hearing is likely to be subject to significant delays now that Mr Singh has passed away. Det Chief Insp Matt Markham from Coventry CID, said: “Following the assault Mr Singh was readmitted to hospital and was being treated for a diagnosed condition and at this stage it is unclear if that is directly connected with the assault.“ Our thoughts remain with the family and those affected by Mr Singh’s death and we will continue to work with CPS and the coroner to establish the cause of death.“ Specialist family liaison police officers have been appointed to liaise with Mr Singh’s next of kin and we will continue to support the family at this sad time. ”Mr Singh was reported to be “fighting for his life” when Millerchip first appeared in Coventry Magistrates Court in August. During the hearing prosecutor Pamela Meinert said that Mr Singh was in a critical condition in hospital. She added that it was not known whether his condition was anything to do with the attack. Mr Singh was discharged from hospital after the attack but was later re-admitted for treatment of a previously diagnosed condition. A post-mortem examination of Mr Singh’s body, carried out on Monday, was inconclusive. Further tests are now being carried out to try and establish what caused his death. Detectives have notified the Crown Prosecution Service who will now make a decision on what further action will be taken. Police say any further court hearing is likely to be delayed until next year. Responding to Mr Singh’s death Coun Harjinder Singh Sehmi said: “It’s really bad news - an extremely sad day for the community. “She (Coral Millerchip) has already admitted that she attacked Mr Singh - there’s nothing more that can be said really. “Any decision about what happens now is in the hands of the Crown Prosecution Service and ultimately the courts. ”The attack was caught on camera with thousands of people viewing the video and commenting on what they saw." http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/teenager-who-attacked-elderly-sikh-6280750

Condolences to the family. I hope a fresh investigation into this incident will bring justice to his family.

There is another well known cult in Punjab that likes to whisper things in your ear.