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32 minutes ago, Shaheed4life said:

https://youtu.be/HbRNv0ZF7xo

I watched this video but didn't understand much of it, what is happening?

Well. Everyone is doing Matha Tek, and paid attacker, jumps the railing, grabs a sri sahib, and tries to bury it in Maharaja. He is stopped before he can do so. Given a mild thuppar and taken away. He does not return. 

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20 minutes ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Well. Everyone is doing Matha Tek, and paid attacker, jumps the railing, grabs a sri sahib, and tries to bury it in Maharaja. He is stopped before he can do so. Given a mild thuppar and taken away. He does not return. 

Hanji I saw that video and understood that,I was referring to the video in the link, does it say that there are 20 more people who are planning such things?

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3 hours ago, Shaheed4life said:

Hanji I saw that video and understood that,I was referring to the video in the link, does it say that there are 20 more people who are planning such things?

How many crackheads are there in india? They have at least that many people to pay to do it. Sorry bro, I don't understand the exact details of the video either. 

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https://theprint.in/india/uk-mp-condemns-punjab-sacrilege-lynchings-after-blaming-hindu-terrorist-in-deleted-tweet/784638/

UK MP condemns Punjab ‘sacrilege’ & lynchings, after blaming ‘Hindu terrorist’ in ‘deleted tweet’

First female Sikh MP in UK, Preet Kaur Gill, put out fresh tweet Monday after being called out Saturday for tweeting and deleting about 'Hindu terrorist'.

PIA KRISHNANKUTTY 20 December, 2021 7:19 pm IST
 

Her statement came shortly after she courted a controversy over a purportedly deleted tweet in which she accused a “Hindu terrorist” of committing sacrilege.

An unidentified man was beaten to death at the Golden Temple in Amritsar Saturday evening after he allegedly attempted to desecrate the Guru Granth Sahib. Another person was killed Sunday morning by a mob at a village gurudwara in Kapurthala for suspected theft and attempted sacrilege.

 

Shortly after Saturday’s incident, Gill tweeted about the “awful scenes” at the temple and said no place of worship should be targeted.

On Saturday, screenshots had emerged of a purportedly deleted tweet by Gill in which she allegedly replied to an unverified video of the Golden Temple incident by saying: “Hindu terrorist prevented from an act of violence at the Sikh Holy shrine of Harmandir Sahib, (Golden temple) against Sikhs.”

 

According to Politwoops, an archive of tweets deleted by politicians, Gill deleted the tweet within seven minutes.

‘Hinduphobic’, ‘stirring religious bigotry’

Screenshots of the ‘deleted’ tweet have been circulating since Saturday, with some social media users accusing the British MP of being “Hinduphobic”.

 

One user called Kaur a “blot” who should be sued and forced to resign, while another said she is “stirring religious bigotry”.

 

 

Some users also called the politician a “Khalistani” who is “trying to flame the fires of separatism” in Punjab.

 

Poonam Joshi, UK and EU correspondent for ABP News, also criticised Gill’s tweet by saying police authorities are yet to ascertain details about the man who committed sacrilege at the Golden Temple and what his motive was.

 

Some users claimed the screenshot of Gill’s tweet is photoshopped as the dateline shows slashes.

ThePrint found that the format for dateline may appear differently depending on the device a person is using — iOS or Android. Also, it appears that she did delete the tweet because once a user clicks on the link, it prompts a message from the social media platform that reads: “Sorry, that Tweet has been deleted”.

 
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17 minutes ago, Premi5 said:

 

 

 

https://theprint.in/india/uk-mp-condemns-punjab-sacrilege-lynchings-after-blaming-hindu-terrorist-in-deleted-tweet/784638/

UK MP condemns Punjab ‘sacrilege’ & lynchings, after blaming ‘Hindu terrorist’ in ‘deleted tweet’

First female Sikh MP in UK, Preet Kaur Gill, put out fresh tweet Monday after being called out Saturday for tweeting and deleting about 'Hindu terrorist'.

PIA KRISHNANKUTTY 20 December, 2021 7:19 pm IST
 

Her statement came shortly after she courted a controversy over a purportedly deleted tweet in which she accused a “Hindu terrorist” of committing sacrilege.

An unidentified man was beaten to death at the Golden Temple in Amritsar Saturday evening after he allegedly attempted to desecrate the Guru Granth Sahib. Another person was killed Sunday morning by a mob at a village gurudwara in Kapurthala for suspected theft and attempted sacrilege.

 

Shortly after Saturday’s incident, Gill tweeted about the “awful scenes” at the temple and said no place of worship should be targeted.

On Saturday, screenshots had emerged of a purportedly deleted tweet by Gill in which she allegedly replied to an unverified video of the Golden Temple incident by saying: “Hindu terrorist prevented from an act of violence at the Sikh Holy shrine of Harmandir Sahib, (Golden temple) against Sikhs.”

 

According to Politwoops, an archive of tweets deleted by politicians, Gill deleted the tweet within seven minutes.

‘Hinduphobic’, ‘stirring religious bigotry’

Screenshots of the ‘deleted’ tweet have been circulating since Saturday, with some social media users accusing the British MP of being “Hinduphobic”.

 

One user called Kaur a “blot” who should be sued and forced to resign, while another said she is “stirring religious bigotry”.

 

 

Some users also called the politician a “Khalistani” who is “trying to flame the fires of separatism” in Punjab.

 

Poonam Joshi, UK and EU correspondent for ABP News, also criticised Gill’s tweet by saying police authorities are yet to ascertain details about the man who committed sacrilege at the Golden Temple and what his motive was.

 

Some users claimed the screenshot of Gill’s tweet is photoshopped as the dateline shows slashes.

ThePrint found that the format for dateline may appear differently depending on the device a person is using — iOS or Android. Also, it appears that she did delete the tweet because once a user clicks on the link, it prompts a message from the social media platform that reads: “Sorry, that Tweet has been deleted”.

 

Lol. She got it right the first time. 

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