Banker's Strike
If you have any friend or family working in Banks you would know how toxic the whole Banking system has become for Bankers. Its taking immense toll on their personal & professional life.
5 days working is the minimum that they are demanding. Govt should listen.
@CasteManthan Propoganda peddling? Rohtak Sonepat me jat posh areas me b khub h , or sarkari nokri wale or business wale h ; Rohtak me adhiktar sectors me jat majority h or posh areas me kafi sankhya me h Baki districts ka pata ni
@manaman_chhina Tumse zyada to dikkat kisi ko ni hoti punjabi bolne likhne wali , tum to rehn hi do , agle ne boht balanced baat boli h jiska matlab h you should know the language you call your mother tongue .
His name is Bant Singh.
He is a farmer and folk singer from Jhabhar village in Mansa district, Punjab. He had been singing since he was ten years old.
In 2000 his daughter was studying in Class 9 when three men gang raped her. The panchayat told him to settle it quietly. He was offered ten lakh rupees and three acres of land to drop the case.
He refused. He filed a police complaint. He went to court. In 2004 all three men were convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.
The village did not forgive him.
On January 5 2006 he was cycling home through wheat fields after campaigning for a labour rally. Seven men ambushed him with iron rods and axes. He lost both arms and his left leg.
He was moved from Mansa to Patiala to PGI Chandigarh where doctors operated for hours to save his life.
When he regained consciousness he asked for his harmonium.
He said they cut my arms thinking they would silence me. They were wrong.
All seven attackers were eventually convicted. He kept performing at rallies. He kept singing.
He still sings today.
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