khalsa mero roop

Good look to everyone. I am sure Vaheguru will give you kirpa

Good look to everyone. I am sure Vaheguru will give you kirpa

You know darshan das was shot dead, the cult darshan das is still around. Is that still a threat to sikhi?

Their is not really much information on this website, could you please in more detail tell me what he did.

Could someone please tell me who darshan das iis and how are they anti sikhs?

True Kandola

Then If 5 can do a lot, thats means 1000s could god knows what. We need to start sticking up for our principles. We are sikhs of Guru Gobind Singh Jee

We need to send a email chain around. Send this petion thing to my email and the picture, they i could forward it to the other singhs who dont know. send it to khalsa_2004@hotmail.com

I am still ver suprised

That is fabulous. That shows the power in the kirpan.

What is the update with this case? The sangat in the USA should update sangat outside of the USA.

Driver involved in fatal Tokay crash will be charged By Layla Bohm News-Sentinel Staff Writer The driver involved in a fatal accident at Tokay High School in March will be charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving, prosecutors said Wednesday. The victims' families, meanwhile, plan to file suit against the city and school district in an effort to make the crosswalk safer for pedestrians. The charges against Jonathan Bianchi, 19, of Lodi, are expected to be filed today in Lodi court, according to San Joaquin County Deputy District Attorney Dorothy Klishevich. Each of the two counts carries a penalty of up to a year in jail, plus possible fines and restitution. On the morning of March 4, 17-year-old Sukhdeep Kaur and 15-year-old Sharnjit Dhillon were dropped off across the street from the high school, as they were most days. As they crossed Century Boulevard, they were struck by a pick-up truck driven by Bianchi, witnesses and Lodi Police said at the time. Kaur was thrown approximately 30 feet and received head injuries that sent her into a coma. She never awoke, and died 10 days later at Stanford Medical Center. Dhillon, in the meantime, was dragged about 100 feet until the truck stopped and students lifted it off of her. She received major injuries and spent nearly two weeks in the hospital before being released. Mohinder Mann, a San Jose attorney who knows the family through their affiliation with the Stockton Sikh temple and has been working with them since the accident, said he was glad to hear charges had been filed. But he and the family also have bigger concerns. "I want this crosswalk to be made safer, and so does the family. We will be taking legal action to make sure it's done," he said. Mann said he plans to soon file suit against the city of Lodi and Lodi Unified School District. The crosswalk, at the intersection of Century Boulevard and Dartmoor Circle, is in an area that often has high traffic during school hours. It's located near the stoplight at Ham Lane, so it would probably not be a good idea to put a stop sign so close to that intersection, Traffic Engineer Paula Fernandez said at the time. She received the police report Wednesday and did not yet have any updates on recommendations or studies of the intersection. Mann also thought the charges against Bianchi should be felonies, rather than misdemeanors. Bianchi could not be reached for comment Wednesday. "There's no restitution that's adequate. It's a very sad case," Klishevich said. "This is not an assault on his character; it's his conduct that we're prosecuting." Police officers wrapped up their investigation Friday and took the case to Klishevich the same day after concluding that Bianchi was at fault, said Motor Officer Larry Vietz. Officers do not believe Bianchi was speeding, but he did violate crosswalk right-of-way laws, Vietz said. Witnesses, including one who was driving directly behind Bianchi, said at the time that the morning sun was nearly blinding, and that could have contributed to the accident. The legal proceedings against Bianchi will likely start today, and Bianchi will be sent a letter with a date to appear in court. That date will probably not be for several weeks, Klishevich said. "He deserves to be punished for what he did, but we still need to be thinking of ways to protect the children," Mann said.

Well said rssingh I 100% agree with you Vaheguru Jee Kaa Khalsa Vaheguru Jee Kee Fateh Hardeep Singh (khalsa_2004@hotmail.com)

May Vaheguru bless Mr. Harrington for loving his sikhi so much that he would not remove his turban for his job and having love for sikhi. This is a chardi kala sikh and Mr. Harrington all the UK sikhs will be behind you in this trial and we will help you in till you win this trial. May Vaheguru Bless you Love Hardeep Singh (khalsa_2004@hotmail.com) Vaheguru Jee Kaa Khalsa Vaheguru Jee Kee Fateh

Happy birthday veer jee have a nice day. Love Hardeep Singh (khalsa_2004@hotmail.com)

Do you think the indian prime minister Manmohan Singh will sort the turban ban out in france. I think he will soon because he nows what it is like without a turban. I would like to know the sangats opinion if manmohan will sort it out for the french sikhs.