Premi5

I'd never heard of Gian Godri Sahib before

Disgraceful

I have just made a complaint to the BBC using the same letter copied and pasted. More of us need to complain. The more people that actually complain about the term 'Asian' being used, the more likely the BBC will have to listen. It only takes five minutes, and everyone who reads this topic should complete a form.

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Very sad story

Anyone know from where could I get a hard copy of the book?

****ADMIN, please delete this duplicate thread. I've just read about the double-posting issue, and have seen for myself that it is very annoying! Thanks

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There's an excellent four part katha on Mata Sahib Kaur Ji on gurbaniupdesh.org:

http://www.gurbaniupdesh.org/multimedia/index.php?q=f&f=%2F04-Katha%2F13-Giani+Thakur+Singh+Ji+%28Patiala+Wale%29

Is there any way the Akal Takht could ask him to explain his actions?

If that happens, and the issue gets in the media, he would have no choice but to either stand by his actions, or regret them and apologise, otherwise he could face being excommunicated.

I've watched up to 30 minutes of this video so far. It sees that the grooming issue is predominantly affecting the North in areas where there are high numbers of Mirpuris, like the Midlands, Lancashire and Yorkshire, as well as Luton.

The issue does not seem to affect London or the Home Counties so much.

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From their website http://www.sasorg.co.uk/:

This is from http://www.sasorg.co.uk/ (Sikhawareness Society)