My Twitter header pic cannot be fully appreciated without the context, so here is the context:
I am reminding Murshed to bring his kit to the final ever School football game and his response is true true poetry
My son Sidhu Moosewala wrote and sang the #SYL song to raise awareness about Punjab's rights for the new generation.
The central government banned it within 24 hours for reasons they know better.
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Just IN:— Sikh separatist Sukhdool Singh aka Sukha Duneke shot dead in Winnipeg, Canada.
— Sukhdool Singh was on the most wanted list in India. Indian agency NIA had just issued warrants against him.
— This comes amid diplomatic stand off between India and Canada over the killing of a Sikh leader in Canada.
On the eve of the funeral of Khalistan sevadaar Bhai Avtar Singh Khanda, the UK India embassy drop this anti-Sikh PR stunt.
Is £95k meant to show how serious the issue is? A shameless attempt to appease Hindutva narratives before a mass pro-Khalistan community display tomorrow.
Thousands attended the funeral for UK Sikh activist Avtar Singh Khanda, a well known supporter of humanitarian causes and Khalistan. Khanda's mother and sister were denied visas to attend the funeral. Sikhs believe Khanda was assassinated by the Indian govt for his activism.
Twitter founder @jack shared in an interview with Breaking Points that India threatened to shut down Twitter, raid homes of employees, and more if Twitter didn't censor tweets and users supportive of the #FarmersProtest.
Under @elonmusk, Twitter did ban and censor accounts at the behest of the Indian government to a greater degree during the operation against Amritpal Singh and other Sikh activists.
✍️ Dick extension.
We’re delighted to announce Liam Dick has renewed his contract for another year, keeping him at the club until June 2024.
Liam’s strong defending and versatility has been vital in his 80 appearances for the club, scoring four goals.
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BREAKING | In anticipation of Vaisakhi gatherings at Takht Sri Damdama Sahib, particularly in light of calls from Amritpal Singh & the Akal Takht Jathedar, S.144, a colonial-era law controlling gatherings, has been implemented in Talwandi Sabo. Police presence has intensified.