You never hear a Sikh speak like this

[hsisingh]

This moslem politican, Akbaruddin Owaisi has caused outrage among Hindus in India, following a speech he made about India's moslems and their rights in India. He has attacked hindu nationalism.

Why don't we hear Sikh politicians speak like this?

Watch this video of the speech that has caused a lot of controversy.

I am not sure how to embed, so here is the link:

[N30S1NGH]

Why don't we hear Sikh politicians speak like this?

Sikhi does not believe in this bigoted fascism calling for blood of innocents for blood for innocent. He does not represent Islam, he is super imposing his own vengeance and his own blood thrist revenge against innocent and using islam by hiding behind Islam and try to justify it. He is trying to justify what kasab did and bombing in mumbai..!!

He is no better than state sponsored terrorist congress and those hate monger bigoted promoting killing of innocent at the border line of becoming terrorist.

I sincerely hope, sikhs take inspiration from our Guru Maharaj- sant and sipahi concept than this person..!!

We are not barbarians. We are Khalsa. Khalsa is given highest order of chivalry, ethics,moral,humanity, dharam yudh maryada codes by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.

Krodh- Sheer anger invoked by raig (attachment), dvaish( animosity), intent of using unjustified force with intent of doing further collateral damage where innocent lives are lost/hurt.

Sant Sipahi concept/Bir ras of Sipahi: Warrior spirit of self defense- stopping an individual to do further damage, fight against oppression but more importantly- bir ras is not on its own, its naturally born, nurtured and controlled by sant aspect of one's life- dya (compassion), sat(truthful), sabar( patience), santokh(contentment), sam/advait dristhi (non dual one vision impartial perception of humanity).

Khalsa -Sant/Sipahi is not effected by krodh but bir ras whereas regular militant at the border line of being terrorist is effected by krodh, revenge, vengeance, using unjustified force to kill innocents.

[N30S1NGH]

Ok i listened to whole speech, i understand his emotions and all the injusticies - muslim miniority in India went through but violence against innocents are never answer. Eye for eye- blood for blood will destroy humanity- creation of Vahiguroo.

[Jonny101]

Owaisi is a good speaker. I feel instead of asking for Muslim rights which is a legitimate thing to do but he is inciting the audience to violent action and hatred for Hindus. He said 25 crore Muslims can beat 100 crore Hindus if the police give them 15 minutes. I think to some extent this is true especially in places like UP, Bihar, Bangal, karnataka and J&K states which have large Muslim populations. Maybe amongst Hindus only an aggressive people like the Marathas can face Indian Muslims but I feel the rest of the HIndus of India cannot face Muslims in a fair fight, the only reason why Gujarati Hindus managed to kill so many Muslims in 2002 is because they had full police support and protection anytime the Muslims were beginning to dominate in a fight while Muslims in had no such advantage. The only way left for Hindus is to become Sikhs, that will give them the martial character and valour to face them.

[proactive]

There was a time when people in many countries used to think that extremism would never affect the Muslims in their countries and extremism was limited to only Muslims in places like Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia etc. Even the US news channels used to say that the Muslims in America are integrated and the only threat would come from foreign Muslims. Now we see even in US Muslims are being caught almost daily in terror plots and there have been a few successful as well as unsuccessful terror attack in the US. Now India has to face up to the fact that it has over 150 million Muslims which is a legacy of the decision made by Nehru and Gandhi to not follow through with the natural corollary of the partition and throw all the Muslims out of India.

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[JasSinghKhalsa]

Has a single person been punished in Babri Masjid Demolition?

Has a single person been punished in Muslim Genocide in Gujarat?

Has a single person been punished in November 1984 Sikh Genocide?

Has a single person been punished in Darbar Sahib june 1984 Sikh massacre?

[N30S1NGH]

The only way left for Hindus is to become Sikhs, that will give them the martial character and valour to face them.

Your statement holds true for past- guru's time/misal time/baba bir singh ji and baba maharaj singh naurangbad era/sant jarnail singh bhindranwal era. But unfortunately, it does not apply now. I wish it did but it does not. In modern sikh era post 1984, we have demonize and villified hindus, on one hand we demonize and villify hindus, call them cowards, make fun of them etc and not give credit where its due -they do have bravery epic tales and brave warriors and on other hand- we expect them to become sikhs? really? Don't you think its bit counter productive?, its like we going to cuss your incompetencies/ at many times unjustifed, until you become sikhs..it will definitely naturally back fire.

We gotta be unbias and give credit where its due.

At my work, i feel very proud and humble when hindu co workers appreciate sikh martial spirit like swami ram dev did in his video of sri guru gobind singh ji maharaj saved bharat... I too in return the favor talk in diversity- talk about hindu bravery tales at the same time talk about ours, which further harmonize the relationship. If i were to say i know i know - all hindus are cowards, go put your tilak and run back to your mandir and do pooja lingam and your only ray of hope left for hindus - be mard is to become sikhs..i will come across as very very very arrogrant..arrogance has no place in sikhi. See the thing is, it has to come natural realization for hindus to become sikhs..we must not super impose and we must ensure we don't come as arrogrant.

Now coming back to sikh modern era, its no secret we are hung on singing on glory of our past sikh ancestory and history- brave tales of our sikhs guru's and great sikh warriors not apply their saint-soldier attribute in our daily life...there is nothing wrong with singing glory as it invokes devotion and inspiration but one has to also apply those attributes in daily sikh life.

We are loosing martial spirit/pehalvani spirit here even though we have amazing bir ras compositions in sri dasam granth, sri sarbloh granth to invoke bhakti-shakti. More more youths needs to have a right balance in life. Bhakti(Sant) and Shakti (Sipahi) are two pillars of khalsa dharam..!!!

[Jonny101]

N30 Singh jee, I agree that Sikhs are not as brave as they once were. But compared to the Hindus and Indian Muslims we are still ahead when it comes to bravery.

In the past whenever Sikhs and Muslims have faced each other it was always Sikhs who ended up winning. On the other hand whenever Hindus and Muslims have faced each other Hindus have almost always lost with the exception of the maratha hindus. By stating these facts I am not putting down Hindus. Most of our ancestors were also hindus who with Guru jees kirpa took the right decision to become Sikhs. And I hope more Hindus take this step. This dawat is also open to muslims to enter the khalsa brotherhood.

But if Sikhs again want to become as brave as puratan sikhs we need to follow the words of Sant Bhindranwalay who encouraged sikhs to take Amrit keep rehit, read bani and do simran. This will strengthen us both internally and externally.

[Mehtab Singh]

To add onto what Neo Singh said, since I interact with both Sikhs and Hindus on a continuous basis (family, friends, co-workers, etc.), I have realized that there is one major and evident difference in both communities, and I am talking about the educated lot. The fact about present day modern Hindus is that even though they are proud of themselves, at the same time the sane ones among them also go a step further and regret a past filled with caste-based oppression. Some even admit the various incidents of deceit that were committed throughout their history, and have the will to ensure that this sort of mindset doesn't carry over to the future generations. Maybe this is why the first time I found out about the caste system was not at home, but in my social studies text book in school, somewhere in the 6th grade when I was 11 years old. So you can say that they are both proud and regretful about their past, depending on what is being discussed. Sikhs, on the other hand are immensely proud of their past without a single regret, and totally remorseful about the way things are going on with a lot of worry and concern about how the future looks like. Now this is just based on my own personal observation pertaining to the kind of community circles (both Sikh and Hindu) I have frequented, and I am sorry for saying this, but I have never come across a single Hindu all my life asking the question "tusi kee hunne ah?", i.e. referring to caste. Well, maybe I did, but the occurrence might just be so rare that I just can't remember. Or maybe its because Hindu surnames already carry a caste tag, so there is never any need to ask? However, the same question, sadly and unfortunately, is one of the first questions asked when you see most (if not all) Punjabi Sikhs beginning a communication. This cancer which we attribute to Hinduism is going down in their households as a result of education. However, it doesn't stop creeping into our domains irrespective of our academic achievements. The same goes for bravery. I am confident beyond doubt that no other qaum on this planet has had the kind or level of bravery as the Khalsa. No one comes close! But an unbiased study of Indian history does show that there were other communities before 1400 AD who did indeed fight bravely, perhaps not as bravely as the Khalsa may I add, which is why they lost. So bottom line, they were there, possibly before Sikhs, but just not as good as Sikhs.

These are just my own observations and opinions, they are not the final words and perhaps someone else may have had a totally different experience. Apologies if they are offensive as I didn't intend to cause it, just expressing what I have come across.

[JasSinghKhalsa]

I loved watching the Video - Honest feelings - don't like his comments on Cow/Beef eating ...