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Just wondering when we started using the khanda? And who introduced it? Was looking at some old paintings and Nishan Sahib was different.

Although it was nice to see the Singhs reaching the red fort the once symbol of the might of the mughul enemy ruling the throne of india and now again from 1783 the Sikhs in 2021 are raising Sikh flags on it. However I get the feeling it was all too easy to do, all too staged for an secret agenda. The policemen and security melted away when the Singhs pushed foward into the fort. What did the singhs at the ancient red fort achieve apart from nice photos and videos to brag in front of the community and their mates? Did they conquer the fort and now rule India after a big battle for sovereignty like back in ancient days? No.... Did they change any attitudes towards khalistan and make it look more achievable or appealing for Sikhs or the masses of india? No Questions also need to be asked like Was allowing singhs to get up on red fort to raise flags because the modi bjp govt didnt want to use deadly force to stop them and be seen as the killer of Sikhs and create huge problems for himself and india like Indian congress party did back in 1980s? or Was it a clever chess piece move to then malign and target the huge peaceful farmer protests and paint it in a khalistani angle trying to taint and de-legtimise it in the eyes of ordinary indians who are brainwashed to be anti-khalistani via its far right godi media network propaganda streams.

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Having seen pictures of the Shaheedi jatha heading towards Jaito , it is clear the Blue Nishan with Katar Dhal and Kirpan was used , so when exactly did the new symbology enter into existence and who introduced it and what was their reasoning because I could find anything wrong with our own Nishan Sahib ? I have read read that this has elements which correspond with ancient babylonian symbology which the freemasons are into.(moon symbol) and looking at Rattrays khanda symbol it is not really clear about the thinking behind it .