3 UK Sikh born arrested and being EXTRADITED to INDIA!

[Kau89r8]

8 hours ago, Kaurr said:

 

I saw some of those comments on that RSS supported video, bro waheguru waheguru, what the hell is wrong with some of our people.

Like what the hell was wrong with kpsgill, bittu, badals, capitan etc lol

[puzzled]

18 hours ago, Kau89r8 said:

we also have the Rami ra*nger  and the amandeep bhogal UK versions 

Not sure who they, I just googled them and they look like the sort that love the Queen and want to desperately get knighted by her. 

[puzzled]

7 hours ago, Kau89r8 said:

Like what the hell was wrong with kpsgill, bittu, badals, capitan etc lol

Many of the current ruling families of Punjab have been ruling Punjab for centuries, getting rid of them would be like trying to get rid of the Windsors from the UK. They are too powerful to remove. One can only wonder how much land and wealth these devilish families own.

Capt Amrinder's family have been ruling Punjab since the mid 18th century, Majithias sardars used to have important roles in the Sikh empire. They are like aristocrat families. 

They been ruling Punjab for centuries.

Capt Amrinder got his grandson married to a girl from a Royal family of Himachal Pradesh. They want to keep the Royal blood "pure" you see. 

Like a lot of mistresses, Aroosa Alam, Captains wh0re from Pakistan, also comes from a influential family. 

[Kaurr]

16 minutes ago, puzzled said:

Majithias sardars used to have important roles in the Sikh empire. They are like aristocrat 

From what I remember, right after that General Dyer bloke did the massacre at Jallianwala Bagh, he went to majithias place to stay and have dinner. During British rule, it was these people in charge of Punjab, and now, even after the so called independence, we still have the descendant of these idiots. Was it even worth it for Sikhs to fight for independence, when we still have the exact same rulling families? 

Was Majithias family one of those traitors during the Sikh empire?

[puzzled]

2 minutes ago, Kaurr said:

From what I remember, right after that General Dyer bloke did the massacre at Jallianwala Bagh, he went to majithias place to stay and have dinner. During British rule, it was these people in charge of Punjab, and now, even after the so called independence, we still have the descendant of these idiots. Was it even worth it for Sikhs to fight for independence, when we still have the exact same rulling families? 

Was Majithias family one of those traitors during the Sikh empire?

Yes, that's right, they were traitors to the Sikh empire and the General dyer meeting is true as well.

Harsimran Badal is a descendant of that family, now she is married into the Badal clan, you see how they are all linked.

Ala Singh of Patiala, Capt Amrinders ancestor, helped Abdali invade Punjab, it was Abdali that made him a Maharaja. The same family then helped the British in the Anglo Sikh wars, same family also massacred 100s of Nihang Singhs at Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran Sahib Patiala during the 2nd Anglo Sikh war, after the British instructed them to. 

 

[singhdalbir]

On 1/5/2021 at 10:16 AM, intrigued said:

Just found it on Youtube - 

Very disappointed...

This guys said all khalistanis are drug dealers. the is a puppet of RSS.

[Kau89r8]

12 hours ago, puzzled said:

Many of the current ruling families of Punjab have been ruling Punjab for centuries, getting rid of them would be like trying to get rid of the Windsors from the UK. They are too powerful to remove. One can only wonder how much land and wealth these devilish families own.

Capt Amrinder's family have been ruling Punjab since the mid 18th century, Majithias sardars used to have important roles in the Sikh empire. They are like aristocrat families. 

They been ruling Punjab for centuries.

Capt Amrinder got his grandson married to a girl from a Royal family of Himachal Pradesh. They want to keep the Royal blood "pure" you see. 

Like a lot of mistresses, Aroosa Alam, Captains wh0re from Pakistan, also comes from a influential family. 

Have you seen this

Hes a Brahman disused as 'Singh'......Read somewhere his kids married to hinduvstas .....Also his brother in law is fully panthic supports Sant ji and not sure if this is true but one of his son is support of Khalistan..or could be a rumor........apple doesnt fall from the tree

Badals net worth is read 20-50million but could have alot black money hid in swiss banks like his

Sad thing is, it'll either be bittu once he's gone, his kids or Navjot Sidhu who is not a Sikh but  Hindu and praised kps gill

Also you know rami ranger, his father was for separate Sikh state..read he advocated for  Sikh state after partition

 

[Kau89r8]

12 hours ago, puzzled said:

 

Harsimran Badal is a descendant of that family, now she is married into the Badal clan, you see how they are all linked.

 

 

And top of that they are were close to kps gill etc the police Sandeep saini who got bail from Indian court for Punjab killings is also close to them

What bunch of k*anjars 

[Kau89r8]

On 1/5/2021 at 6:16 PM, intrigued said:

Just found it on Youtube - 

Very disappointed...

hes an rss member

[Premi5]

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/uk/india-extradition-case-against-three-british-sikh-men-collapses/articleshow/86437798.cms

India extradition case against thre ..

 

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The men, all born and raised in the UK, all married with children, had been arrested at their homes in December 2020 based on extradition warrants following an extradition request from India accusing them of conspiracy to murder Rashtriya Sikh Sangat leader Rulda Singh in India in 2009.

Mark Summers QC, representing Piara and Gursharanvir, told the court: "This vindicates the defendants who have been pursued for 11 years without evidence." He said the "threat in the note" that India may want to start again is "frankly disturbing". "Not only does it involve the prospect this 11-year ordeal may not be at an end for my clients, but it may be abusive," he said.

Edward Fitzgerald QC, representing Amritivir, said the extradition request was "made on the basis of wholly unsubstantiated allegations", that his client was not even in India at the time of Rulda’s murder, and that he "has always maintained his innocence right from the start".
District judge Michael Snow said: "I discharge all of you. Nothing has been proved against you and you remain innocent of the charges." He said any further extradition request would need to come back before him so he could see if there was further evidence before any warrant was issued.
Outside court a representative of the family read out a statement hailing it as a "victory for the Khalsa Panth" and called for an independent inquiry "into why the home office accepted India’s extradition request into a case which the UK authorities already investigated 10 years ago and concluded no further action was required".

"It is a disgrace to the British judicial system that the home office allowed this fabricated case to reach this stage. We never thought an extradition request against British-born Sikhs would be accepted — but it was. It is shocking that our extradition papers were signed a day after Dominic Raab returned from India after securing a trade deal with India," the representative of the family said.

Dabinderjit Singh, principal adviser to the Sikh Federation (UK), questioned why home secretary Priti Patel had certified the extradition request. He called for her resignation.

Sukhjeevan Singh, senior adviser to the Sikh Council UK, said: "This is something for our community to celebrate as UK-born Sikhs have faith in the judicial system in the UK. Today is a really a test of that faith and we are glad that this case, which did not have significant merit, was dropped."

Share to TwitteThe men, all born and raised in the UK, all married with children, had been arrested at their homes in December 2020 based on extradition warrants following an extradition request from India accusing them of conspiracy to murder Rashtriya Sikh Sangat leader Rulda Singh in India in 2009.
Mark Summers QC, representing Piara and Gursharanvir, told the court: "This vindicates the defendants who have been pursued for 11 years without evidence." He said the "threat in the note" that India may want to start again is "frankly disturbing". "Not only does it involve the prospect this 11-year ordeal may not be at an end for my clients, but it may be abusive," he said.

Edward Fitzgerald QC, representing Amritivir, said the extradition request was "made on the basis of wholly unsubstantiated allegations", that his client was not even in India at the time of Rulda’s murder, and that he "has always maintained his innocence right from the start".

District judge Michael Snow said: "I discharge all of you. Nothing has been proved against you and you remain innocent of the charges." He said any further extradition request would need to come back before him so he could see if there was further evidence before any warrant was issued.
Outside court a representative of the family read out a statement hailing it as a "victory for the Khalsa Panth" and called for an independent inquiry "into why the home office accepted India’s extradition request into a case which the UK authorities already investigated 10 years ago and concluded no further action was required".

"It is a disgrace to the British judicial system that the home office allowed this fabricated case to reach this stage. We never thought an extradition request against British-born Sikhs would be accepted — but it was. It is shocking that our extradition papers were signed a day after Dominic Raab returned from India after securing a trade deal with India," the representative of the family said.

Dabinderjit Singh, principal adviser to the Sikh Federation (UK), questioned why home secretary Priti Patel had certified the extradition request. He called for her resignation.
Sukhjeevan Singh, senior adviser to the Sikh Council UK, said: "This is something for our community to celebrate as UK-born Sikhs have faith in the judicial system in the UK. Today is a really a test of that faith and we are glad that this case, which did not have significant merit, was dropped."