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That's true. At the end of the day Indian Sikhs need to start and work on getting justice themselves, even if they don't have Hindus standing with them there are enough of us in North India to end the discriminatory policies through mass protests. Sant Ji nearly did it, and if it wasn't for the Psycho Indira we would have had Anandpur Sahib Resolution implemented long time ago. But nothing will happen for a very long time. A very small % of Sikhs there are willing to partake in continuous protests to get justice and we can forget about Khalistan since the support for it among Sikhs in India has pretty much gone.

Educating the youth on Sikhi, overcoming the Drugs epidemic in Punjab, getting rid of caste system, spreading the message of Guru Nanak to those Indian communities that have suffered so much because of the caste system, electing better leaders, educating Indians of all backgrounds on sikhs issues, telling them about what Bhindranwale actually stood for, educating them on 1984 Genocide and educating them on the atrocities central government committed in Punjab are just some of the issues we need to focus on instead of Khalistan. And the reason why we need to focus on the above listed issues is that it'll create a foundation for Sikhs in the future to work with where they can force the central government to listen to Sikhs just due to the sheer number of supporters asking for things such as equal rights, justice for 84 genocide victims and general issues related to whole of Punjab. Look how central government enacted different laws when protesters shut down Delhi over the Delhi bus gang rape victim. And look at how many global news agencies picked it up. Now imagine that kind of a protest all over Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Mumbai etc etc by Sikhs demanding equal rights.. That's what we need to aim for instead of spending our resources and time on Khalistan (which right now is far more unrealistic thing to achieve than the above listed things).

it's veerji(damm even my lil sis dont call me veerji, shes more like"oye lassi bande" :sady: ) anyways thanks 2 all for helping me and after reading ur replies in this and other posts i hav decided to take take amrit(i think this is the right way one says it). i mean i already dont cut my hair so why not go the next level at the end it's all waheguru's kirpa and who knws how long i got to live so wanna make the most of the given opportunity . now i jst gotta suprise my family with this decision :nihungsmile:

ssa i have been feeling confused lately regarding my wish to be amritdhari. i am 17 yrs old(livin in australia) and i try to do paath everyday and lately everytime i see an amritdhari something inside me tells me that i need to take amrit(maybe it's my past actions). i asked my mom and she tells me that firstly i need to be more fluent in punjabi, understand the meaning of the gurbani that i read then i should think bout takin amrit :wub: should i wait till i start to understand the gurbani more and then take amrit or should i jst go with my gut feelings coz i am seriously thinking bout taking amrit. obviously i knw that it all depends on waheguru's wish but i'll still like to knw ur thoughts. Bhul Chuk Mauf