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By MisterrSingh · Posted
I've always found some of the contradictions in most decent working class and middle-class goreh to be mindboggling. Most of them protect and shield their girls with their lives from birth to around the age of 11 (when they start secondary school), but the parents go from micro-managing every aspect of their existence to practically pushing them into situations that lead to their girls doing stuff that girls twice their age should be encouraged to avoid. It's like they're afraid if they don't nudge their daughters to degeneracy, they'll grow up to be sheltered, fat spinsters. Goreh have completely got the balance wrong, and most of that is attributable to the culture they're exposed to in the media, particularly films and television, that pushes this completely degenerate "rites of passage" bull5hit about kids having to "experiment" with gandh and bukwaas in order to be "rounded" human beings. Complete and utter 5hit. This is one of the crumbling pillars of their society, and I've yet to hear anyone on their side identify it as something that needs to be corrected. Knocking Christianity on the head as a society (even the CofE with all its faults) was a big, big mistake for them. What they've created are generations of their youth with mental health issues because they're forced to operate in a culture that's contrary to their inner natural state that - unless a kid is born a complete lost cause - is averse to most of what's pushed as "normal" in the Western world. With girls it causes a much deeper and more profound problem because when they've spent their tweens up-to their late teens 5ucking off all and sundry at parties and in park bushes on a night out, they've completely destroyed any opportunity of pair-bonding with an eventual long-term partner. Female mental health is in the drain, but you'll never hear the intellectual elites EVER identifying WHY it's where it is, because to do so would destroy the system they've got in place to f**k up these girls for life. It's a sick game they're lost in, and it saddens me to see secular-minded Sikhs in the West getting caught up in much of the same because we're sheep who can't think for ourselves. -
https://www.siasat.com/allahabad-hc-denies-bail-to-34-cops-accused-of-killing-10-sikhs-in-1991-2334667/ Allahabad HC denies bail to 34 cops accused of killing 10 Sikhs in 1991 Bench observed that the cops had indulged in a barbaric and inhuman killing of innocent persons by calling them terrorists IANS| Posted by Sameer | Updated: 26th May 2022 9:25 am IST Prayagraj: In a significant order, the Allahabad High Court has denied bail to 34 constables of the Pradeshik Armed Constabulary (PAC) who have been accused of killing 10 Sikh men in an alleged fake encounter in 1991, treating them as terrorists. The bench of Justices Ramesh Sinha and Brij Raj Singh observed that the accused cops had indulged in a barbaric and inhuman killing of innocent persons by calling them terrorists. “Besides, if some of the deceased were involved in anti-social activities and criminal cases were registered against them, then too, procedure established by law should have been adhered to, to bring them to task and not indulging in such a barbaric and inhuman killing of the innocent persons.” The court listed the criminal appeal of accused filed challenging their conviction, for a final hearing on July 25. As per the prosecution case, on July 12, 1991, a bus containing passengers/pilgrims was stopped near Pilibhit by a team of Uttar Pradesh Police of district Pilibhit (appellants). They brought down 10-11 Sikh youths from the bus, boarded them in their blue police bus and some police personnel sat in the bus along with the remaining passengers/pilgrims. Thereafter, the remaining passengers/pilgrims kept roaming the pilgrims’ bus the whole day here and there with the police personnel and after that, the policemen left the bus in a Gurudwara in Pilibhit at night, whereas 10 Sikh youths, who were alighted from the pilgrims’ bus, were killed by the police. The 11th one was a child whose whereabouts could not be traced out and his parents were given compensation by the state. Initially, the investigation of the incident was conducted by the local police of district Pilibhit, and a closure report was filed by the local police. However, the Supreme Court entrusted the investigation of the incidents relating to the encounter to the CBI. -
Regarding the topic, the Baz account might be against recruitment at Gurdwaras for its general anti-police agenda ("brotherhood" with people of color). But it's right that that's how the police get informers. I doubt that there are too many upsides to having Sikhs in the police. There simply won't be enough of them to make a difference, so what's the point? By the way, every year, the main Gurdwara in Vancouver BC (Ross Street Gurdwara) commemorates the violent reaction to police interference and informants in the early 20th century. -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-61581812 Sewa Badial killed his wife with machete in murder-suicide at Coventry home Published 1 day ago Share Image caption, The couple ran the Badial store in the Handsworth area of Birmingham An 87-year-old man killed his wife at their home in Coventry before setting himself alight in their garden, an inquest has heard. Sewa Singh Badial attacked his wife Sukhjit, 73, with a type of machete last June, causing extensive wounds to her head and face. He left a note saying there had been a fight between them and he had hit her. Coventry coroner Delroy Henry recorded that Mr Badial unlawfully killed his wife before taking his own life. The couple ran the long-established Badial clothes store on Soho Road in Handsworth, Birmingham. Farewell note Mrs Badial's body was found in the living of their home on Kenilworth Road in the city on 29 June, the inquest in Coventry heard earlier this month. She had suffered a number of chop wounds to her upper body and limbs which were described as "defensive actions to ward off a bladed implement". A large billhook (a garden machete), was found by her body, along with a wrench, which was also used to hit her with, the inquest heard. She died of head and facial injuries. Mr Badial was seen on CCTV at the home to walk out of the house wearing blood stained clothes. He was found on a fire pit in the garden. His cause of death was from the effects of fire, the coroner said. A farewell note written by him was found on a chair in the living room stating there had been a fight between them. He admitted hitting Mrs Badial and that he would end his life for his family. At the time of their deaths, the couple's family said they had been "overwhelmed by your messages of love and affection for our dear parents". They said they were "keen supporters of good causes and committed members of the local Midlands community" and in India had also founded rural hospitals along with several schools and colleges for underprivileged girls.
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