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[Premi5]

@kcmidlands is from Leicester and might know more 

Leicester was the first British city to become majority non -white.

theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/02/leicester-minority-immigration-diversity-faith

it has been known for a long time as a ‘Gujarati’ area but I think the Sikh community there is old also.

I don’t there were many Muslims there pre-2000, but seems that number is increasing.

[justasking]

UK is comeplte opposite suls  get bullied like this in my city you guys need to hit them back worse they look a bunch of puss boy

[kcmidlands]

I saw this yesterday morning and was heartbroken that this still goes on, i grew up with this kind of stuff in the 80's and hoped people were passed it.

@Premi5There are a lot of Sikhs in Leicester but not as many as you would think, the problem is the communities here are still very "self" orientated and don't show support for one another when this kind of thing happens, so far no one from the Muslin community has come out and condemned what has happened, they'll only do it when the local newspaper get's hold of it.

There was a really good turn out at the Gurdwara in support of these 3 young Singhs, the police have arrested 3 of the idiots that did this (they've been released on bail), the school they go to is part of a larger academy who run 3 schools in Leicester, my daughters go to one of them (not the same one), they'll be a lot of emails, letter's and phone calls going to the academy from parents this with asking them to explain how they allow this kind of thing to go on.

 

 

[dallysingh101]

On 3/22/2022 at 5:33 AM, kcmidlands said:

I saw this yesterday morning and was heartbroken that this still goes on, i grew up with this kind of stuff in the 80's and hoped people were passed it.

@Premi5There are a lot of Sikhs in Leicester but not as many as you would think, the problem is the communities here are still very "self" orientated and don't show support for one another when this kind of thing happens, so far no one from the Muslin community has come out and condemned what has happened, they'll only do it when the local newspaper get's hold of it.

There was a really good turn out at the Gurdwara in support of these 3 young Singhs, the police have arrested 3 of the idiots that did this (they've been released on bail), the school they go to is part of a larger academy who run 3 schools in Leicester, my daughters go to one of them (not the same one), they'll be a lot of emails, letter's and phone calls going to the academy from parents this with asking them to explain how they allow this kind of thing to go on.

 

 

Remember what I said about apnay getting complacent or egotistical because of Moghul Darbar. These things usually don't just disappear after one incident.   

[kcmidlands]

1 hour ago, dallysingh101 said:

Remember what I said about apnay getting complacent or egotistical because of Moghul Darbar. These things usually don't just disappear after one incident.   

Oh, I don't disagree, we always get comfortable and then every so often something happens that wakes us up.

I think there was a little more to what happened here that is being reported but I've only heard it second hand so I'm not going to spread information that may or may not be true, either way, it's hit the local press, it only took them 2 days.

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/leicester-news/teens-arrested-after-after-sikh-6847539

 

[dallysingh101]

2 hours ago, kcmidlands said:

Oh, I don't disagree, we always get comfortable and then every so often something happens that wakes us up.

I think there was a little more to what happened here that is being reported but I've only heard it second hand so I'm not going to spread information that may or may not be true, either way, it's hit the local press, it only took them 2 days.

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/leicester-news/teens-arrested-after-after-sikh-6847539

 

Personally, this type of behaviour was a norm by teenagers when I was growing up. I feel that excessively promoting it in media can backfire on us badly as it projects an image of defenceless, cowed down Sikh males as victims - which results in a reinforcement of this stereotype.  

[Premi5]

https://www.unsaiddigital.com/community-angry-schoolboy-hate-crime/

“Deepa Singh, from Sikh Youth UK, said: “We had been contacted by the family after it happened and sat down with all our local volunteers in that area and gurdwara leaders to help address this.

“The Sikh-Muslim issues have been ongoing for many years and we have been addressing them as a community.
 

We are starting to stand up and unite, this isn’t the only incident. Sikh females are being exploited and young Sikh boys are being targeted because of the faith we belong to, and as a community group we will continue to support those families who are victimised, and continue to help raise awareness about this because it’s vital that everyone is aware of how serious this is.”

[proactive]

This what they are told behind closed doors. No wonder they display such hatred towards us and yet our leaders never tire of showing solidarity with these people.

I have always said, we need Sikh-Sikh Bhai Bhai and not fake slogans like Sikh-Hindu Bhai Bhai or Sikh-Muslim Bhai Bhai. This is why I could not care less that their school girls are can't wear Hijab in Karnataka. Them having to fight this battle means that they are expending their time and resources so they have less time for their usual mischief. If the Hindus come after us after they have dealt with the Muslims then so be it, be strong and organise but don't lose time and energy on showing solidarity to these people, let them feel the heat.