Panjabi Sikh Lad Killed In Southall

[West London Singh]

If you know nothing about the case how can you possibly jump to conclusion that he was up to no good?

I don't know if he was up to no good. That is why I said "POSSIBLY" up to no good. You may want to look up the word 'possibly' in the dictionary. You'll find it just after half way between the words 'dunce' and 'silly'.

[cool water]

Shouldn't jump to conclusions let the course of justice take its course who knows what lead to the murder there could be a number of possiblities better to form judgements when all the facts come out in any trial.

RIP to the deceased

[hsisingh]

No one other than the newspaper article has implied that it is a RACIAL attack. In fact i'm ashamed at myself for not knowing about this, and its shameful our own media, newspapers or anything hadn't picked this up earlier.

As a community when one of OUR OWN is killed, especially at the hands of another community, we should be there to support the family, and push the police to pull their finger out. Rather the speculating, we should assume innocence until proven otherwise. That's what a LOYAL Quom does.

"in the eyes of whites".. i'm not typing in the eyes of whites or for whites.. i'm typing for myself.. and for me a Paki is a paki.. and only a Sikh is apna. yes its biased.. but with every single media group from uk to india anti-Sikh.. I might as well have a pro-Sikh view

And if my math and akal serves me correctly, most Sikhs killed at the hands of <banned word filter activated> in this country had some degree of racism. Huddersfield uncleji killed.. sullaahs!.. you think they would have done that to an old molveee sullah? Those Apneh shot dead in east london for parking outside mosque during prayer time.. the list could go on and on.

In this case I do not know him, or the truth.. but until I know otherwise I will assume he was an innocent Sikh Killed. And as a community we should back our own unless we have any firm reason not to..

OUR OWN???

Us from a faith where our Gurus gave their lives to protect people of other faiths??

I think you have an 'chip on your shoulder' about something - that is why you think everything and everyone is anti-Sikh (e.g. every media group from the UK to India).

[SarabhaPanjab]

Saddest thing is the family didnt have the money to bring their own son's body back to Panjab.

I think we (UK sangat) let our selves down badly on this one.

Hope Waheguru Blesses the family with strength to accept His Will.

[ub1]

Saddest thing is the family didnt have the money to bring their own son's body back to Panjab.

I think we (UK sangat) let our selves down badly on this one.

Hope Waheguru Blesses the family with strength to accept His Will.

Does anybody know if Singh Sabha, Southall offered to assist them ?

[gurdssingh]

I don't know if he was up to no good. That is why I said "POSSIBLY" up to no good. You may want to look up the word 'possibly' in the dictionary. You'll find it just after half way between the words 'dunce' and 'silly'.

I know what possibly means. Just re-read your whole post again, in particular the paragraph to which I was refering. You may not of said it directly, but putting it into context with the whole paragraph you would have to be a dunce or quite possibly silly to think that you were'nt hinting at he had done something wrong.

[esingh]

Waheguru bless our brother and give his family comfort.

When I first read the topic I expected to see a mob attack but he was attacked by a man and two girls. I find that very odd. Girls are not known to inflict racial assaults, especially if they are Asian, which I presume they are. They were also calling him out of his house so I take it he knew them? I personally think there is more to it but very sad all the same.