Akal Thakht Jathedar Gave Clean Chit To Ram Rahim

[WaljinderSingh]

On Tuesday Sad panch pardhani and dal khalsa will hold meeting after getting together at Akaal Takhat at 2 pm.

Dal khalsa and SAD to converge at Akal takht - The Times of India on Mobile - http://m.timesofindia.com/city/amritsar/Dal-khalsa-and-SAD-to-converge-at-Akal-takht/articleshow/49118263.cms

Sarbat Khalsa atm is planned for Diwali.

Stay tuned for more info.

[S4NGH]

"Jathedar" et al gone cray cray.

[Akalifauj]

The same reasons we have RadhaSoamis, (I am sure I'll never forget that think Balkaar said on that topic).

Sri Guru Gobind Singh Sahib ji criticized the Hindus gods like Krishna. Krishna was called a worm by Guru Sahib. Does this give the Hindus the right to stop Sikhs from reading Gurbani and make it okay for them to burn Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, and Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji and kill Sikhs?

Guru Sahib compared a muslim to dirt. Should the Muslims have the right to ban Gurbani and call it slander?

[WaljinderSingh]

Sri Guru Gobind Singh Sahib ji criticized the Hindus gods like Krishna. Krishna was called a worm by Guru Sahib. Does this give the Hindus the right to stop Sikhs from reading Gurbani and make it okay for them to burn Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, and Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji and kill Sikhs?

Guru Sahib compared a muslim to dirt. Should the Muslims have the right to ban Gurbani and call it slander?

You are making baseless claims. Don't do this again.

[Akalifauj]

You are making baseless claims. Don't do this again.

I didn't make any claims. I spoke of Sikh History and how Gurbani slanders Krishna. If Sikhs have the right to attack others for slandering their Gurus then so do Hindus have the right to attack Sikhs.

[Guest Jacfsing2]

Sri Guru Gobind Singh Sahib ji criticized the Hindus gods like Krishna. Krishna was called a worm by Guru Sahib. Does this give the Hindus the right to stop Sikhs from reading Gurbani and make it okay for them to burn Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, and Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji and kill Sikhs?

Guru Sahib compared a muslim to dirt. Should the Muslims have the right to ban Gurbani and call it slander?

NO, this mentality is just wrong.

[Kira]

It's one thing attacking someone through words and exposing their actions, It's an entirely different thing when you actively go out and physically start attacking someone/something.

[JagsawSingh]

Akal Thakht Jathedar Gave Clean Chit To Ram Rahim

I'm not going to lie to you, I do struggle with 'Indianisms'. I mean Indian attempts at the English language. I always feel they should stop doing it and just use their own mother tongues because this half english - half punjabi/hindi nonsense is exactly that: nonsense.

So, I read a thread title called ' Akal Thakht Jathedar Gave Clean Chit To Ram Rahim' and the first thing that comes to my mind is "great" "this is good news" "finally a jathedar has stood up to ram rahim and mockingly handed him a log of human waste". The second thing that comes to mnd is "wait a minute" "how can a toilet waste product be clean?"

Now, the word chit did exist in the English language where it meant a sort of promisory note. But, I still can't understand how the word 'clean' can be put in front of it to make a new word that makes any sort of sense.

What I'm saying is make your mind up. Either use the English language or use the Indian languages. the term 'clean chit' does not exist in the English langauge. But, because until I did nobody ever brought the subject up, there are hundreds of thousands of Punjabis born in English speaking countries who think it is a proper English term and might even use it at work or in exams. Stop it. Its silly.

[Singhni MiriPiri]

I'm not going to lie to you, I do struggle with 'Indianisms'. I mean Indian attempts at the English language. I always feel they should stop doing it and just use their own mother tongues because this half english - half punjabi/hindi nonsense is exactly that: nonsense.

So, I read a thread title called ' Akal Thakht Jathedar Gave Clean Chit To Ram Rahim' and the first thing that comes to my mind is "great" "this is good news" "finally a jathedar has stood up to ram rahim and mockingly handed him a log of human waste". The second thing that comes to mnd is "wait a minute" "how can a toilet waste product be clean?"

Now, the word chit did exist in the English language where it meant a sort of promisory note. But, I still can't understand how the word 'clean' can be put in front of it to make a new word that makes any sort of sense.

What I'm saying is make your mind up. Either use the English language or use the Indian languages. the term 'clean chit' does not exist in the English langauge. But, because until I did nobody ever brought the subject up, there are hundreds of thousands of Punjabis born in English speaking countries who think it is a proper English term and might even use it at work or in exams. Stop it. Its silly.

This is the first time I’ve heard ‘clean chit’ as I’m hardly ever in the company of Indians, and I’m very glad for that. Can’t believe they would even think to use that at work.

[DSGkeepingitreal]

I'm not going to lie to you, I do struggle with 'Indianisms'. I mean Indian attempts at the English language. I always feel they should stop doing it and just use their own mother tongues because this half english - half punjabi/hindi nonsense is exactly that: nonsense.

So, I read a thread title called ' Akal Thakht Jathedar Gave Clean Chit To Ram Rahim' and the first thing that comes to my mind is "great" "this is good news" "finally a jathedar has stood up to ram rahim and mockingly handed him a log of human waste". The second thing that comes to mnd is "wait a minute" "how can a toilet waste product be clean?"

Now, the word chit did exist in the English language where it meant a sort of promisory note. But, I still can't understand how the word 'clean' can be put in front of it to make a new word that makes any sort of sense.

What I'm saying is make your mind up. Either use the English language or use the Indian languages. the term 'clean chit' does not exist in the English langauge. But, because until I did nobody ever brought the subject up, there are hundreds of thousands of Punjabis born in English speaking countries who think it is a proper English term and might even use it at work or in exams. Stop it. Its silly.

Yeah, I've found the term 'clean chit' pretty annoying over the years.