Why India Fears a Sikh State

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  @CogitoEdu · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @imaginary.artist · 6 months ago

  It was never about the partition of India and Pakistan it was punjab that was divided

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  @RoshanKumar-br6op · 2 years ago

  the story of the Sikhs over the last 50 years is probably one of the best examples of how political manuvering by dividing the people is possibly the worst possible decision any politician could make in the longterm for everyone involved.

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  @starke3120 · 6 months ago

  all this couldve been stopped if the govt had given them chandigarh and redirected less water into other states.

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  @swervrizzle · 2 years ago

  As someone from south India this really opened my eyes, now i know why my father used to tell me to look up to the sikhs.

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  @zzzzzzhhhhh678 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m a Hindu from Himachal Pradesh and I have to say, Sikh people are some of the warmest, kindest and friendliest people I&apos;ve ever met.<br>There&apos;s a Gurudwara near my home, and me and my family have been there a number of times, we have even prayed there, and have partaken in the Langar Seva. We have also been to the Golden Temple and prayed there.<br>There&apos;s something so beautiful about the experience, and I always love the calm and quiet. We have neighbours who are Sikhs, and when they had a little boy, they invited us alongwith all their family to the Gurudwara I was talking about earlier. We never once felt alienated or unwelcome.<br><br>That&apos;s the beauty of diversity if it&apos;s done right, and I dearly hope that my country&apos;s people overcome their prejudices against each other, because they&apos;re missing out on a wholesome experience of getting to experience someone else&apos;s culture, and share their happiness.

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  @greywizardofgrg · 6 months ago (edited)

  Most people don’t know, and even fewer people truly understand Sikh history; work like yours helps change that.<br>Thank you for the effort, the research, and the courage it took to put this together.<br>This is a small token of gratitude. Please continue.<br>Your work matters, the truth matters, history matters - and telling it honestly matters most.

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  @punjabikahani2737 · 5 months ago

  This is real journalism …. Thanks for all the work you put into it ….

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• DI

  @didyouknow8299 · 1 year ago

  I am from South india from karnataka for aome reason i have always admired sikhs since my childhood<br>I never knew this history i feel bad that this could have been resolved very easily with polices<br>When i keep myself in their shoes i understand the pain<br>We always say sikhs are pride of India but if they are then we need to tske care of them<br>Justice need to be done

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• ED

  @eduardobenitez4584 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Your channel has improved a lot, you went from being a single guy drawing stick men and telling a story to having a team with a scriptwriter, illustrator, more elaborate investigations, Your channel has definitely improved a lot, my sincere congratulations to you and everyone who helps in the creation of these videos

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• PO

  @poonammann8067 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Thank you for summarizing the topic effectively. Now I can fwd this video to everyone who wants to learn more about the issue rather than explain it myself for an hour.

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• JI

  @Jizu_official90 · 5 months ago

  as a sikh person..i appreciate ur efforts

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