Thoughts on what will happen to Jaggi Singh Johal?

[GurjantGnostic]

1 hour ago, dallysingh101 said:

To be honest with you, I'm shocked people back home ain't sprung more political prisoners out there. Especially from Panjabi gaols???

Right bro? Like the two unfit, wrinkled, polyester pair of khakis there with no guns is not screaming impenetrable. Is that gate going to fall off?

What is this a Sun Tzu lure? It better be, that place looks like you could just sneak in on the belly of a rat, or surf in on a cockroach. Or like walk through a hole somewhere in the alley. Or kick your way in. Lol. 

You can see the prison where I grew up from space. 

[GurjantGnostic]

1 hour ago, dallysingh101 said:

To be honest with you, I'm shocked people back home ain't sprung more political prisoners out there. Especially from Panjabi gaols???

Out of likes..like. 

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3 hours ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Right bro? Like the two unfit, wrinkled, polyester pair of khakis there with no guns is not screaming impenetrable. Is that gate going to fall off?

What is this a Sun Tzu lure? It better be, that place looks like you could just sneak in on the belly of a rat, or surf in on a cockroach. Or like walk through a hole somewhere in the alley. Or kick your way in. Lol. 

You can see the prison where I grew up from space. 

I'm seriously shocked though. I mean it's not like they are hi-tech over there??? 

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Global prayers for Jaggi as Scot Jagtar Singh Johal turns 35 in Indian jail

https://www.thenational.scot/news/19909334.global-prayers-jaggi-scot-jagtar-singh-johal-turns-35-indian-jail/

By Kirsteen Paterson  @kapatersonJournalist

Jasbir Singh Johal, left, father of Jagtar Singh Johal, at home in Dumbarton with his son Gurpreet Singh Johal and his wife Mandip Kaur

 

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FIVE years ago Jagtar Singh Johal’s family sat down with him for a birthday feast of homemade chilli paneer.

His father and grandmother were there, as were his brother and sister-in-law and his young nephews.

The blogger and activist was turning 30 and preparing for marriage – as well as the age milestone, this would be his final birthday as a single man.

But the Dumbarton family didn’t know it would be the last birthday they’d share with him before he’d be taken from his new bride on the street, bundled into an unmarked van and enter what is now considered by international justice charities as arbitrary detention.

It’s been five years since that day they sat down to that meal; Jagtar’s favourite dish prepared at home by his sister-in-law Mandip Kaur. On his 35th birthday, the family cannot see him in his Indian jail cell, cannot speak to him as he still awaits trial after more than four years of imprisonment, cannot celebrate with him.

But they can and will pray for his release – as will Sikhs in around 50 gurdwaras around on four continents in a co-ordinated day of action.

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1 minute ago, Premi5 said:

 

 

Was talking to a punjabi mona today, and he asked if I had been to india, and said I should go. And I said I dunno bro, hindustani government gives me the creeps. And he says oh, no don't believe the media hype, it's all perfect, and I said how you think Jaggi feels about that after about 1600 days of arbitrary detainment and torture for having a remember 1984 website? He didn't have much of a response for that.