Ranjeet01

Aren't Jains supposed to cover their mouths as they do not which to kill microbes with their germs, but they are OK to be involved in the killings of Sikhs, weird people.

I read your questions and they're good. My uncle met GB Singh an he said he comes from a Brahman family, he talked about Dalit issue and how he is banned for his ideas of wanting to bring Dalits into Sikh fold and do parchar across India

Why does the Indian Government and establishment have no objection to Christian Evangelical Networks and Saudi Islamist Networks to try to convert the Dalits but have issue for parchar done by Sikhs.

The Indian mentality is an odd one, if it comes from outside and can subvert their population which can be used as a fifth column they are OK with it, but anything which is "Dharmic" that does not fit into the Brahmin Hierarchy they are not happy with it. Even if they are able to profit from it (due to the mercantile mentality), ultimately they will be reconquered again and become slaves once more.

"Unlike our lot in the UK , who can't decide internally whether they are Sikh or "Punjabi"

A lot of our people think it means the same thing.

It is well known in Punjab that Sukhbir Badal wants to be known as the World's Richest Sikh.., he is only looking out for his own interest.

It is good that justice has been served. However, we must remain proactive and keep the foot on the pedal. We must understand that the Mini Cab/Halal Fried Chicken nexus is very well connected with the drug and pimp/prostitution trade. These types will go into "Hudabaiya" mode and bide their time and try again.

I wonder if Channel 4 (another media outlet that tends to have a left-wing pro-muslim bias) will also have a similar documentary? You are correct though, once it affects the white majority, the likes of BBC cannot afford to ignore the problem. I think the Jimmy Saville case has opened a lot of people's eyes. The common Pakistani muslim answer would be "It happens in all communities", but the question would back would be "How come it is proportionally much higher in your community, how come your community is over-represented?"

My father was also an alcoholic and I asked him why Sikh/Punjabi men when they get to a certain age start to drink heavily. The answer he gave me was "Because we do not wish to live!". I think a lot of Sikh men suffer from depression and try to kill themselves. I have seen relatives in India as well as UK where Sikh males have killed themselves through alcohol, I have seen our men drink around shop corners with the same depressed expressions on their faces like my father. There is a lot of anger, fustration and bitterness. They tend not to talk about these things and deal with these issues and it manifests itself with heavy drinking.

It will be interesting to see how Modi would react if the Shiv Sena and other Marathi parties declare that they want the Gujeratis to leave Mumbai.