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If this is how you guys talk with your friends idk how you talk with your neutral people?

When the Gurus were human, the Sikhs would never had acknowledged the Mughal/Delhi Sultanate superiority over them, and Guru Sahib created a raj within the Mughals which was distinct from them and independent; (despite it being completely inside the Mughal empire). Eventually the Sikhs would have Misl states which was also independent from Mughals and Abdali despite technically being controlled by them. Once Maharaja Ranjit Singh came into power, then there started to be a fusion of Sikh Dharam with the rule of Punjab, so once the British eventually took over, this independent mindset eventually grew away. (Even many of the Singh Sabha movement people were loyal to British). Now with India, there’s no difference between our mindset and that of Hindus and Muslims except sometimes we might wear a pagg with kirpan, but otherwise we’ve lost the independent mindset.

I think Sewapanthis were started by Bhai Kahniya instead of Guru Sahib

I think the Singh Sabha Movement’s negative consequences is that a person who’s ambitious could easily take over the Akal Takht institution in the name of “reform”. Badal just happened to be the player who took advantage of all the situations that the Panth was going from Partition to Punjabi Suba to Dharam Yudh Morcha to Khalistan independence movement to Punjabi decline to Farmers protests, Badal got lucky with with times that Sikhs were always busy fighting other issues or the Sikhs had constant spirit broken by those in power. The last 100 years, the Sikh psyche has been broken from being a relatively independent mindset to one of ghulami.

They are supposed to be the “bad” guys in the Mahabharat.

I’m sure Krishna could fight if he wanted to, but he’s not exactly been honorable telling Arjun to kill Karna while he was fixing his chariot.

I don’t think any of those groups intentionally go against gurbani, but rather that’s how they go towards because of how they’ve been taught. It’s likely that Bhai Fauja Singh and Sukhdev Singh Babbar wouldn’t have believed in Raagmala; however, Sant Jarnail Singh wouldn’t have considered them anti-gurbani people, (despite him believing Raagmala was 100% gurbani). Even if we look at the past, there was no hostility between Sant Gurbachan Singh Bhinderwale and Bhai Randhir Singh.

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Do nihangs keep bibek?

Is this a legit source?

Babbar Khalsa doesn't eat meat and they've been the fighting more than people eating Butter Chicken and goat masala.

Usually at manmukhi farms, they tend to feed the animals food that is dangerous a long with not treating animals with daya.

According to some traditional maryadas, removing Kachera requires going to Punj Pyare for Ardas instead of someone being allowed to do their own Ardas for removing kakkar.

He’s also a Mona, and we all know how Guru Sahib views that. Just because someone becomes shaheed don’t mean they are perfect.

Don’t be insulting Shaheeds just because you want to do par istri da sang.

The SAD party is done,

No offense but calling yourself a “Khalsa” and working in an industry that promotes 2 Bhujer Kurehits is hardly a Khalsa. Guru Sahib wouldn’t even let Bhai Joga Singh enter a brothel.

I think it’s the opposite way around, people who grow-up in extremely religious homes but don’t build love of god turn into gang activities. (Lots of Punjabi gangsters come from loving Gurusikh families).

Basics Of Sikhi now tries to go smooth with the flow, Bhai Jugraj Singh was willing to take the controversial opinion and give us hard-hitting facts.

Civilians who were moving back to Punjab in the 80s-90s moved in worst time.

Has Majha historically been the most religious region in Punjab?

Sakhi Sarwar was a Muslim fakir?

Probably they converted.

Yeah sure

I’ve never seen any Mona wearing a Kirpan.