Not That Samar 😉

A Dream Born in Protest, Growing into Reality. In the darkest of times, when the farmers protest was met with walls of fake news and silenced voices, a thought came to me we as a community had nothing that was truly ours. Voices of truth were being banned, blocked, and buried. That was when the seed was planted. From that seed grew Panjab Social. Within months, it became a home for nearly 9,000 of us. The feedback, encouragement, and support you gave me were priceless and deeply humbling. Every suggestion, every word of encouragement reminded me that this wasn’t just about creating an app, it was about giving people a voice that could not be silenced. Then came a bigger task. We stopped new sign-ups, not because we lost momentum, but because Waheguru blessed us with a greater vision: to build something unique, something free and fearless, something as boundless as the Baaz (Falcon) of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. And so, IKK was born. Built on the value of Ikk (One), it is not just for Panjab, not just for Sikhs, but for anyone who has ever been silenced, manipulated, or targeted. It is designed to end the plague of fake accounts spreading hate, to ensure women’s safety, to hold people accountable for their actions while still protecting privacy. This platform is not only a place to connect, share, and speak it’s also a full e-commerce solution for businesses, a home for journalists and newspapers with special features to publish freely, and a safe space for communities worldwide to thrive. Today, with folded hands, I ask for your support once again. 🙏 •⁠ ⁠Subscribe to stay updated. •⁠ ⁠Join our surveys. •⁠ ⁠And if you wish, be part of the beta testing when the time comes. This dream, this effort, is dedicated to Panjab, my community, and Sarbat. Together, we can build something that is truly ours. Rab Rakha. @Ikksocial ikksocial.com @PunYaab @thind_akashdeep @RamblingSingh @Aviator_hardeep @awaazeqaum @iamSingh_1984 @BaazNewsOrg @saraaltafkhan @SGPCAmritsar @JazzTheJourno @jeetsidhu_ @JaskaranSandhu_ @NyJagdeepsingh @JohlRavinder @LivleenBrar @LeafSingh @intrepidlotus @Tractor2twitr_P @poonamkachanddd @Panjabi_Singhni @RanadebBhattac2 @VickyKaur7 @sk07846_6

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Panjabi ristedar are on another level. They forget you exist until they need something, or drop a 10 second call just to remind you that you are there but not important enough for real time and the moment you call it out, suddenly they are the victim. Really makes you wonder why even bother picking up at all. I’m at a point where I don’t care anymore but it is still annoying.

"Tribute to the 35 innocent Sikhs killed in Chittisingpura massacre on March 20, 2000 the mass murder of 35 Sikh villagers🙏. Let's honor their memory with a prayer for peace & harmony." #Chittisingpura #SikhLivesMatter

African Bhujangi Tyaar Bar Tyaar With Jaikara.. 🔥🔥🔥

Indians and smart don’t go well together Dhar knows this well.

As per Indian Express editor @manaman_chhina, the youth who questioned Punjab Police officer during the anti-drug drive has been taken into custody. What a sad state of affairs!

Nothing makes me more angry than seeing our own people be racist toward each other. I’ve lived between Delhi and Panjab. I’ve seen both sides. I’ve grown up with the reality of the 80s the genocide, the trauma, the aftermath and I have family who’ve been affected in every possible way. Then I moved overseas and saw how this mindset still follows us. And what gets me the most? Not outsiders our own. Especially the ones who talk the loudest about Sikhi, who preach all day, who act like they represent something higher but don’t miss a single chance to divide people, to judge, to push hate. Don’t talk about Sikhi if your actions go against everything it stands for. You’re not protecting anything you’re part of the problem. Hypocrite as fuck and I’m sick of it.

The toxic narratives and mental conditioning shaped during the 1980s still seem to linger today, continuing to influence how we see each other. What’s striking is how division and bias can come from within our own communities. For instance, Sikhs in Delhi managed to protect every historic Gurdwara during 1984, while in Punjab many sacred swaroops were lost something that raises difficult questions people often avoid. Even today, concerns around the safety and management of some Gurdwaras in Punjab continue to be raised. At the same time, a Gurdwara is not defined by architecture or historical design alone wherever Maharaj resides, that place becomes sacred. And yet, despite this shared belief, division continues to grow. Delhi Sikhs will continue doing what they’ve always done serving. From running hospitals that provide free care for everyone, fully funded by the community, to ensuring Punjabi is taught in every Gurdwara Sahib, their contributions speak for themselves. Instead of recognising this, it’s unfortunate to see new forms of division emerging moving beyond caste and now creating rifts between Sikhs based on regions or backgrounds. It becomes even more disheartening when such criticism comes from those who have grown up overseas, often disconnected from the realities on the ground.

@GillysGuidance This is why I don't like the thinking of Delhi's Sikhs

I don't understand why Sikhs started making the Gurudwara building look like a hotel or a marriage hall. 0 vibe is coming from the Gurudwara.

Narcissistic personality often use DARVO which is a manipulative psychological tactic used by perpetrators like him of abuse or wrongdoing to avoid accountability when confronted. It was coined in the 1990s by psychologist Dr. Jennifer Joy Freyd (a leading researcher on betrayal trauma) as an acronym for Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender.

@GillysGuidance That’s just effed.

@NotThatSamar No it’s not. It’s 6 days old.

Since when did the Sikh Panth start allowing nonces to have concerts in our Gurdwaras?!

@KalamityKill So keen to hear what you think 🙏🏾

@NotThatSamar Got it. Looking forward to reading it 🙏🏼

Like Mahants in 1920 & Nirankari cult in 1970, Indian govnt is propping up fake figures to distort #Sikh ideology, and poison/weaken the Sikh community from within. This is why #khalistan is needed. They also send fake Sikh looking ppl to #Canada to spread violence.

@lubby530 Well if you are into caste gloating then that’s part of Hindu religion not Sikhi so I asked if you are a baman now

@NotThatSamar Whats that??

Thankgod the caste system exists bro, beingg Jattttt is the only mfkn thangg Igot goin for meee 🫡

@actualAlexJames @JustKimfromoz Fixed it OneNation where it should be in trash

Two wings of the same bin chicken.

Story of my life music.youtube.com/watch?v=IjFX8j…

This clown is no different than Harman.

We do have some dumb people in Australia for sure.