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Yes ... oki let me give u a very quick itehas oh that battle day ... sikhs knew one day before that next day they will send elephant ... of the strongest sikh whose name came in history as "Dunni Ram" guru sahib told him if they are sending elephant we will also send our elephant to fight him and that to alone ... hearing this dunni ram got afraid (may be he was also againt shahhedi degh) and in the night ran away from anandpur sahib ... but while juming the high walls he broke his hip bone and died ... next day early in the morning when sangat told guru sahib ... that dunni ram tried escaping and died ... guru sahib prepared his smallest sikh ... baba bachitar singh stood only 4'11 ... to fight elephant ... he dressed up did his morning nitname had his degh and then went to fight the elephant ... this is as per sikh history ... but u will hardly find it in sikh history column on the last page of the weekly newspaper ... which is the main source of sikh history of todays youth ...

killer !!!!

some of these last comments are hillarious...seriously some of these modern jathas are nutty

Yep, good replies, to the jathebandi syndrome =D

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why do you all argue, if those that want to be akj's and disregard puratan khalsa warrior traditions let them. Im sure those that dont, will continue to uphold asli puratan maryada. According to rattan singh bhangus panth prakash, the khalsa was created to standardise the warrior, eliminating caste, creed, etc. The rules of the khalsa were simple, 4 kurehata, but how they lived was determined by the activities going on at that period - battle, hiding,etc. They ate meat to survive, and made sukha as a antibiotic as well as a boost. The khalsa(nihangs) are a warrior sect of sikhi, we are lions, dont disregard the truth for something that is within fairy tales.

I guess this is the way it should be, back then all the shaheeds were all nihangs, and they were only a few of them, and theres only a handfull of dalpanth fauja now aswell.

Regardless of this forum, and peoples views everyone is still going to do what they want!!

Khalsa are NOT a sect they are dedicated Gursikhs i.e. what the panth should be .

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