Is The Khalistan Movement Dead?

[10th regiment]

the fact that people everywhere are still talking about khalistan shows it isnt dead

its not even dying, its just asleep, waiting to be woken...

[PunjabiPredator]

Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa!

Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

tru........its asleep...........but at times feels like its in a coma.........how long do we hafta wait?......will we be celebrating the 50th yr since massacre bluestar.....by talking about khalistan........or will somethin be done

during the 80's and 90's militant groups recieved soo much funding from the sikhs of canada america england etc.........where has that funding gone...........why dont we now fund/ form political groups......major projects to raise awareness (movies/documentries) or the widows of the shaheeds in the same capacity?

why? why? why?

Its not asleep either its just slowed down it is more underground now then before. The reason for this is probably because if the people are caught trying to do something then the Indian Government will take them and torture them to death. The funding hasn't gone they have the money but its not that easy killing all the enemies and leaving the innocents alone. Just because there isn't any news about people doing anything doesn't mean nothing is going on.

[PunjabiPredator]

Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa!

Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

bro this underground movement hasnt made very much progress and those that are fundin from canada and america and uk.........will be headin to jail.....cuz of anti terror laws.............and even if theres a underground movement.......things seem to be gettin worse in india....rather than better........maybe the underground movement is slowly diminishing?

I don't think its dying there is always alittle if not always news about one of the groups doing something. The people that are funding the groups are lots of people not just one person. The reason they might not be doing lots of things is because the PM is a Sikh and also Sikhs are not being tortured or abused as much as they were in 1984. If the Golden Temple does become property of Indian Government there might be alot of violence happening in Punjab because there is no way Sikhs are going to give up the Golden Temple to the Indian Government so maybe then you will know that the Khalistan movement is not dead and the people have not forgotten. :T:

[s s Jhamka]

vaheguru ji ka khalsa

vaheguru ji ki fateh

dear sangat ji

everyone is trying in their own way, sum help with collecting monies for shaheeds and singhs still in jail others do ardaas for the panth and the singhs still in the battlefield others help them in which ever form they can look at this news artical we now that the press wants to show the movement is dead but its awake taking a new course and Maharaaj di kirpa nahal its will AWAKE like a LION RAORING the mice will run away

akaaal

sukdev

Anniversary of SSF celebrated

http://www.tribuneindia.com/2004/20040921/ldh2.htm#6

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, September 20

The 60th anniversary of the formation of the Sikh Students Federation (SSF) was celebrated at Gurdwara Shaheed Pheruman here today.

A former Jathedar of Takht Damdama Sahib, Giani Kewal Singh, performed ardas on the occasion and prayed for the well being of the Panth. Following this, a ragi jatha of Bhai Bagga Singh performed kirtan and extolled the sacrifices of the Sikh martyrs.

Addressing activists, Dr Bhagwan Singh, a former president of the federation, traced the history of the outfit and the sacrifices made by its members over the decades. He also dwelt at length on the relevance of the ideals and objectives of the federation in today's world.

Mr Swaran Singh Khalsa, spokesperson, Shiromani Khalsa Dal, recalled the dark days after the attack on the Golden Temple and the supreme sacrifice made by Bhai Amrik Singh, the then

chief, and other activists.

Mr Sewak Singh, president of the federation, said the youth today need to introspect on where are they heading by blindly aping the western culture. ‘’The word of the Guru must be obeyed if we are to leave a rich legacy for our coming generations’’, he stressed.

Other speakers targeted the current Akali leadership and claimed that they were reaping the benefits of the sacrifices made by thousands of young men and women during that period. The need of the hour is for the youth to take over the reins of power in their hands failing which they would be condemned to be pawns in the hands of the wily old guard. ‘’Only youth power can deliver us from the clutches of the current politically and morally corrupt leadership’’, they pointed out.