In 'The Kaurs of 1984', Sanam Sutirath Wazir shares the stories of survival that have been carried quietly for decades by the Sikh community in Delhi and other parts of North India.
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1) Shekhar Gupta’s Print is itself obsessed with disinformation and SEO warfare and Thumbnail warfare towards Sikhs, as are his contemporaries Barkha Dutt, Vir Sanghvi, Tavleen Singh, Ajai Sahni, and Amarinder Singh. Their sole existence is giving cover fire to the Congress-BJP cartel for their atrocities under a tacit clean chit culture.
2) As this clean chit culture has continued for 40 years with no one convicted, witnesses intimidated, and evidence destroyed THERE IS NOTHING REMOTELY UNNATURAL OR WEIRD for Sikh voices wanting to keep the heat on the trifecta of government agencies – courts political parties unless justice (not compensation is fully delivered) and Hindu Terrorism of the 80s and 90s (By Parties, State, and Participants) stops being invisibilized by the government, courts, and the NIA.
3) What’s weird is this newspaper, along with Firstpost, WION, and every major newspaper calling Surinder Suri a PRIEST. Even weirder? Providing him security by the government instead of throwing him in jail. Weirdest? Not designating him as a Hindu Terrorist.
4) It is equally weird that the entire Indian media should be obsessed with Sikhs when it suits them without ever cornering the government for its clean chit culture. The fact the THIS isn’t weird to you clearly points to your typical extremist mentality. To you, everyone’s grievances are somehow MANUFACTURED, even if your encouragement is what causes them.
Kaur is either worried about Goa or about Sikhs. Other than these two, she doesn’t care about anything at all. What a weird journalist.
1) Shekhar Gupta’s Print is itself obsessed with disinformation and SEO warfare and Thumbnail warfare towards Sikhs, as are his contemporaries Barkha Dutt, Vir Sanghvi, Tavleen Singh, Ajai Sahni, and Amarinder Singh. Their sole existence is giving cover fire to the Congress-BJP cartel for their atrocities under a tacit clean chit culture.
2) As this clean chit culture has continued for 40 years with no one convicted, witnesses intimidated, and evidence destroyed THERE IS NOTHING REMOTELY UNNATURAL OR WEIRD for Sikh voices wanting to keep the heat on the trifecta of government agencies – courts political parties unless justice (not compensation is fully delivered) and Hindu Terrorism of the 80s and 90s (By Parties, State, and Participants) stops being invisibilized by the government, courts, and the NIA.
3) What’s weird is this newspaper, along with Firstpost, WION, and every major newspaper calling Surinder Suri a PRIEST. Even weirder? Providing him security by the government instead of throwing him in jail. Weirdest? Not designating him as a Hindu Terrorist.
4) It is equally weird that the entire Indian media should be obsessed with Sikhs when it suits them without ever cornering the government for its clean chit culture. The fact the THIS isn’t weird to you clearly points to your typical extremist mentality. To you, everyone’s grievances are somehow MANUFACTURED, even if your encouragement is what causes them.