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It is amazing reading the recent beadbi issue we have. The Gurdwara says it is panthic and khalistani and yet is willing to break an Akal takht hukamnama.

What makes us panthic?

in Khalistan will there be no sadkaar for Akal Takht?

what have Sikh Federation got to say about this? if we are fighting to get khalistan then we surely must be the first to condemn beadbi and to stick to hukamnama.

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It is amazing reading the recent beadbi issue we have. The Gurdwara says it is panthic and khalistani and yet is willing to break an Akal takht hukamnama.

What makes us panthic?

in Khalistan will there be no sadkaar for Akal Takht?

what have Sikh Federation got to say about this? if we are fighting to get khalistan then we surely must be the first to condemn beadbi and to stick to hukamnama.

I see your point even though it is harsh. To be called Panthic we must adhere to all Akal Takht says.

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I think we need to read the hukamnama and sandesh before we start topics like like. If we can't read punjabi then we need to learn. There's also no point in shouting about beadbi if we don't know how to do Maharaaj di seva ourselves. Can everyone who shouts "beadbi" do Mharaaj da Prakash or Sukh asan? If you cannot then i suggest you learn before telling other people how they should treat Maharaaj.

Its very easy for alot of people to follow hukamnamai and sandesh issued by akaal takhat jathedar's that weren't even bought into power with "Sarbat Khalsa". They were bought into power by the SGPC. The last Sarbat Khalsa was in the 1980's. We're playing the same political games as our elders always have, and we're not learning.

Please don't pick and choose your fights, ask the people of punjab if they want a seperate independent state first, cos its easy for us to sit here in front of our computers in pardesa and shout narai about Khalistan.

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It is amazing reading the recent beadbi issue we have. The Gurdwara says it is panthic and khalistani and yet is willing to break an Akal takht hukamnama.

What makes us panthic?

in Khalistan will there be no sadkaar for Akal Takht?

what have Sikh Federation got to say about this? if we are fighting to get khalistan then we surely must be the first to condemn beadbi and to stick to hukamnama.

Whats all this about?

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what have Sikh Federation got to say about this? if we are fighting to get khalistan then we surely must be the first to condemn beadbi and to stick to hukamnama.

I realy see no fighting for khalistan these days. Just fighting against each other. Is this a roadmap to khalistan?

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akal takht sahib is the authority seat for the khalsa..

but currently its under bad people just like the mahants in early 20th century..

so not all hukumnamas of sri akal takht sahib can be taken seriously..

no offend intended

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