@newslaundry@MnshaP@AbhinandanSekhr@Shardool_@HartoshSinghBal Wonder why should Sikhs support news outlets who claim to be true to journalism and not godi media when they themselves gives stage to one side of the story and glorifying the mass murderer through his own nephew
@SanyasixHQ The cloth around the ear is lightly put so we lift it gently and put the ear peace in !! But a lot of folks use overhead headphones for convenience
They could have just let the movie released… now they run a campaign glorifying butcher #kpsgill and making fun of thousands of innocents killed in police encounters !!
I am no #khalistan sympathiser but this treatment certainly fills Sikhs with anger and more disgust
#satluj
Jallianwala Bagh stands as one of history’s greatest massacres. It was carried out by a colonial regime. But the question that haunts me after watching Jaswant Singh Khalra is different:
What is more painful than oppression by an outsider? When those entrusted to protect their own people are accused of becoming the source of their greatest fear.
A police officer’s duty is to protect innocent lives—not to abuse power. Khalra’s courage exposed evidence of alleged illegal disappearances and secret cremations, reminding us that the abuse of state power can leave wounds that last for generations.
Punjab’s mothers are still waiting for answers. Many families are still waiting for justice. Truth cannot remain buried forever.
Outstanding work by @HoneyTrehan and @diljitdosanjh for bringing the story of Jaswant Singh Khalra to the world. His courage deserves to be remembered.
@_pallavighosh Banning it again will make things worse … if the govt has nothing to hide let people watch the film.
Now people will resort to piracy and will watch the movie with more disgust towards the state !! Some chapters are closed when the come out in open