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"Bhagat Singh was a Gaddar (trait0r) of our community : KhaIistani leader" Let's see how many self proclaimed Bhagat Singh fans dare to outrage over it..

this dog should live for another 10 years in this same condition.

If you want to save Sikhi —spread this video far & wide! None has been spiritually rαρεd in history as the Sikhs by British engineered SGPC. Unless they connect with roots & Truth —Punjabis are hopelessly vulnerable to predatory cults of Islам, drugs, Khalistan, missionaries etc.

The entire race of Sikh has turned radical, ISI influence or whatever, but these Sikh are becoming a liability for the nation. They usually fall back on only two claims when asked about their contribution: Langar and “we saved Hindus and Hindu women”. Let’s debunk both myths. Langar – They are not the only ones who feed people. Every religion does this, especially Hindus — and they do it quietly, without posting thousands of reels. Many temples feed people daily on a massive scale, including Balaji, Vaishno Devi, ISKCON, Tirumala, Jagannath, Shirdi, and many more. Christians also run community kitchens. The difference is that no one markets it the way Sikh do, as if they alone discovered charity. Saved Hindus / India – Hindus were fighting Mughals and other invaders long before Sikhism even came into existence. Yes, some Hindus may have been helped, but historically Hindus protected Sikh civilians on a much larger scale. After Banda Singh Bahadur, Sikh resistance collapsed and went underground until the Maratha Empire weakened Mughal control over Hindustan. The idea that a handful of Sikhs saved billions of Hindus is absurd — especially when they couldn’t protect themselves or even their Sahibzade, who were murdered in cold blood without any major revolt. How Hindus helped Sikhs (historical reality): Sikh militarisation began much later and was one component of this wider resistance. There is no dispute that Sikhs helped protect Hindu communities in certain regions and periods, but it is equally true—often overlooked—that Hindu rulers, villages, and resistance networks protected Sikh civilians on a much larger and longer scale during periods of intense Mughal persecution. After the defeat and execution of Banda Singh Bahadur in 1716, organized Sikh military resistance collapsed. For decades, Sikh groups survived by going underground, dispersing into forests and countryside, and relying on support, shelter, and refuge from Hindu villages and sympathetic rulers. The decisive turning point came not through a standalone Sikh victory over the Mughals, but through the systematic weakening of Mughal authority by the Maratha Empire in the mid-18th century. Maratha campaigns shattered Mughal control over Delhi and North India, creating the political vacuum that later allowed Sikh misls to re-emerge and eventually culminate in Ranjit Singh’s kingdom. Without this broader Hindu-led pressure, Sikh political resurgence would have been extremely unlikely. In short, Sikh survival and resurgence were deeply dependent on a larger Hindu resistance ecosystem, not separate from it and certainly not superior to it. History shows mutual interaction, but the scale, continuity, and civilizational weight of Hindu resistance were decisive. I respect the Sikh Gurus and even pray to them. But this generation has turned a once-prosperous state into a drug hub and one of the most economically stagnant regions in the country. What remains strongest is not contribution — but marketing and propaganda, which is why history remembers selectively.

Have said it before & dare any Khalistani/Akali/Taksali/McSikh/Jattwadi who’s anyone to dare challenge me: Sikhi is 100% Sanatan Dharma. And if not, then it’s incoherent nonsense.