@dharmicakaali Impact player since 1699! See how fast the night changes from Khalistanis to Paaji sir. Of course, not implying the kids were the one spooning venom, but just saying how perception changes. It’s good they want to help these kids imo should do prachar also
@HVSBanwait I saw Samdish Batia’s coverage. The kids are leaderless and thrown to the mince meat machine. But kids have balls of steel with correct leadership the assault on them could have been avoided or atleast controlled.
@Jabbal_slazi Though I appreciate their efforts and support of the injured but they should also do prachar and not just be langaris. Like as you said, this is just brownie points and they’ll mock you the moment they turn around.
@SatlujAthabasca Jinnah wanted to use the Sikh population as hostages to ensure Nehru would yield to his future demands. Nisid Hajari historical book about the partition, “Midnight’s Furies” mention this.
@SikhHCA Yep. Hopefully they learn how to tackle the situation better next time heard they are back at Jantar Mantar. They need “neeti” with their matcha, and of course God. What I do like is at least they have more political awareness than their parents and are asking for accountability.
@sialgoraya@dharmicakaali I find this quite interesting coming from her as she is from an aristocratic Jatt Sikh background. Perhaps it’s just her entitlement and superiority which makes her overlook the pain of others and just want to brand them a savages.
@harman_sidhu42@Shindavelly13 Yeah, according to Fakir diaries. Kharak Singh was heartbroken by his son’s betrayal and curse that he would never sit on the throne. If KS and NNS sorted their differences and were together, they could have been able to form much stronger empire.
@frontierindica Well in Peter Brook’s adaptation, Bheem is played by a Senegalese actor while the rest of the Pandavas are white. And Gandhari is Vietnamese.