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Thursday, August 15, 2013

New Delhi - Tilak Vihar: Sikhs Attacked And Fired Upon In A Clash

15th August 2013: Tilak Vihar, New Delhi

Watch this video, see what victims have to say on the live scene!


BREAKING NEWS:
Racist mobs rampage through Tilak Vhar Genocide colony on India's Independence Day..attacking Sikhs and Sikh owned businesses.

- Media blackout in West Delhi's nearby affected areas.
- News Channels are not covering this incident.

22 Sikhs have been inured badly and 8 out of them had gunshots fired upon them, gunshot victims were all sikhs, 4 of them are in serious condition. 2 Sikhs have been shot on their hands, 1 on neck, 1 on pelvic area(severe condition). Their are reports from eye witnesses that Police came into the scene after Sikhs retaliated to save the local area's Gurudwara place, when Sikhs were being attacked, Police did nothing to stop the Mob. Tilak Vihar is the Genocide colony of the victims of the 1984 Anti-Sikh Massacre.
Why would they attack INNOCENT Sikhs on India's independence day?
Probably to REMIND them ...its NOT YOUR INDEPENDENCE DAY!!

Many victims do not have sufficient money to afford their treatment and transportation to the hospitals and according to the reports, Seva84 and other groups have already started helping them. God bless them!

Sikhs should keep one thing in mind, there is no mercy for them in this so called Democratic country, India and they should not expect any good here.

Friday, November 23, 2012

Gabru Punjab De - Tigerstyle Immortal Productions Jago

This track "Gabru Punjab De" has been taken from the album "Jago" soon to be released in Asia with the name "Khalse De Jhandeh"
This track talks about the immortal souls of true sikh fighters of all the times who gave up their lives fighting with the evils.
Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Kartar Singh Sarabha, Udham Singh, Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, Baba Deep Singh ji, Bhai Bachhitar Singh ji, Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana(alive n imprisoned), Bhai Jinda and Bhai Sukha, Army General Hari Singh Nalwa, Bhai Mani Singh, Akali Phula Singh, Bhai Fauja Singh, Baba Manochahal, Sahibzada Ajt Singh, Female Sikh Warrior - Mai Bhago, Bhai Kehar Singh, Bhai Amrik Singh, Bhai Sukhdev Singh Babbar, Army General Shabeg Singh, Baba Banda Singh Bahadar, Bhai Surinder Singh Sodhi, Bhai Gurjant Singh Budh Singh Wala, Bhai Anokh Singh Babbar, Chhote Sahibzaade, Bhai Jaspal Singh, Bhai Beant Singh, Bhai Satwant Singh, Bhai Raminderjeet Singh, Bibi Manjeet Kaur Babbar, Nawab Kapur Singh, Bhai Manbir Singh Chaheru, Bhai Avtar Singh Brahma, Army General Labh Singh, Dr. Gurnam Singh Buttar, Bhai Jugraj Singh Toofan...

This also mentions a coward, Indian Government Congress' slave, Sonia Gandhi's pet - Shameful Manmohan Sinh...

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Balwant Singh Rajoana's Letter to Captain Amarinder on Rejecting Blue Star Memorial

Amarinder rejects Blue Star Memorial, Terms Rajoana a 'murderer'


Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana's letter dated 09-06-2012 to Amarinder Singh on his statement against the victims and shaheeds of 1984 Sikh Genocide.

Letter Date: 9th June 2012


Original Statement by Captain Amarinder was published on 5th June 2012.
Chandigarh, June 5
Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee President Capt Amarinder Singh who had maintained silence till now on the Memorial of Martyrs being set up in the shape of a Gurudwara within the complex of Sri Darbar Sahib at Amritsar, today said it was completely wrong to set up Operation Bluestar Memorial as it was not going to help the state in anyway.

The former Chief Minister and the PCC president who had advocated for commuting the death sentence of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana, today condemned the attempts to glorify Balwant Singh Rajoana convicted of murdering former Chief Minister S Beant Singh.

Amarinder's views on these two crucial issues assume significance as these have come just a few hours before the Sikh Panth is due to observe Ghallughara Divas as remembrance of Operation Blue Star, which happened on June 6, 1984.

Replying to a question on the issue during a press conference at Amritsar today, Capt Amarinder maintained that Punjab cannot afford such things, like the Bluestar Memorial, as last three decades had only seen the state’s economic decline.

He said, setting up such memorials do not send the right signals. “We must look forward”, he remarked.

The PCC President questioned the attempts of glorifying Rajoana, saying, “he (Rajoana) is a murderer who had murdered our Chief Minister”.

At the same time Capt Amarinder clarified that he had only opposed the death penalty to Rajoana since he was against the capital punishment to anyone.He said,he had suggested converting Rajoana’s punishment from death to life imprisonment which meant that for the whole life he should remain behind the bars.

Saturday, June 2, 2012

10 Days Of Terror - Remembering 1984

Follow #10DaysofTerror on twitter - Golden Temple, Amritsar
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1st June 1984 - It all started from this view!


2nd June 1984 - Indira Gandhi announced peace and started terror killings!

3rd June 1984: Martyrdom Day of Guru Arjan Dev ji - Worshippers trapped inside Golden Temple after curfew was reimposed!


4th June 1984: No warnings, 4AM fire shellings at Golden Temple!


5th June 1984: Head Ragi of Darbar Sahab shot dead!


6th June 1984

6th June 1984: Continuing on from the night of the 5th June, moving into the early hours of the 6th June, the battle increased in ferocity. According to General K.S. Brar, on June 6, around 4-30 a.m., thirty soldiers managed to get into the Akal Takhat, the 'Immortal Throne' which represents the highest seat of Sikh spiritual and political sovereignty. The fighting in the early hours of the morning of the 6th was ferocious, and eyewitnesses including soldiers and General K.S. Brar, testify that although desperately outnumbered the Sikh Fighters fought bravely and “to the last man.”

The army ordered their tanks to fire upon the Akaal Takhat and due to the repeated explosions, the Akaal Takhat was reduced to rubble and the Sikh fighters inside died defending it.

“Photographs of the shattered shrine indicate quite clearly that the Vijayantas 105 mm main armaments pumped high-explosive squash-head shells into the Akal Takht. Those shells were designed for use against hard targets like armour and fortifications. When the shells hit their targets, their heads spread or squash on to the hard surface. Their fuses are arranged to allow a short delay between the impact and the shells igniting, so that a shock-wave passes through the target. Lieutenant-General Jagjit Singh Aurora, who studied the front of the Akal Takht before it was repaired, reckoned that as many as eighty of these lethal shells, could have been fired into the shrine.

“Grenades and poisonous gas shells were thrown at the men, women and children, who had locked themselves in the rooms, bathrooms and toilets of Guru Nanak Niwas, Guru Ram Das serai and Taja Singh Samundri Hall. Those who tried to come out were pierced with bayonets and shot dead. Some soldiers caught hold of small babies and children by their feet, lifted them up in the air and then smashed them against the walls and thus breaking their skulls.”
Harvinder Kaur; Blue Star Over Amritsar (Delhi, 1990)

”It was a virtual massacre. A large number of women, children and pilgrims were gunned down.” As reported by The Guardian on 13th June 1984.


7th June 1984: When the religious scriptures were burnt to ashes!


8th June 1984

8th June: Refusal to Provide Aid to Wounded Pilgrims:

Many accounts of Operation Bluestar, including the SGPC's White Paper on the Punjab Problem, relate that the Red Cross was refused permission to enter the Temple complex and the wounded were left to suffer for days. Many people died of dehydration as they were refused water.

Bhan Singh told the members of the Citizens For Democracy team: "They [the Army] treated the inmates of the complex as enemies and whenever there was any person wounded on account of the firing, no Red Cross people were allowed to enter, rather the Red Cross personnel had been detained beyond Jallianwalla Bagh" more than a kilometre away from the main entrance to the Golden Temple from the Chowk Ghanta Ghar side.

The CFD report, 'Oppression in Punjab' remarks: In accordance with the UN Charter of Human Rights, the Red Cross is permitted to go in aid of the wounded right inside the enemy territory, but in Amritsar in June, 1984, the Red Cross was not allowed to enter the Golden Temple - a respected and hallowed part of our country - in aid of Indians under attack from the Indian Army. It only means that the attack was so brutal and the battle scene so grisly, that there was much to hide from public scrutiny, even if it be that of a neutral agency called the Red Cross. This also explains perhaps why Press censorship had already been imposed, the last of the journalists were hounded away and the Press was not allowed to go inside the Golden Temple up to June 10, when they were taken on a guided tour of the complex for the first time since the Army operation began almost a week before.

The Christian Science Monitor reported on the 8th June 1984:

"On Saturday, medical workers in Amritsar said soldiers had threatened to shoot them if they gave food or water to Sikh pilgrims wounded in the attack and lying in the hospital"

The Indian Government maintains that the attack on the Golden Temple (Sri Darbar Sahib) was launched in order to remove terrorists from the complex. In addition to the various facts covered in the previous write ups, including the lack of arrest warrant etc, which contradict this, is the fact that up to 75,000 Indian Army troops were deployed in Punjab. This figure is mind boggling, why would the Indian Army require tens of thousands of troops to arrest or kill 2-300 Sikhs?

The following quote is from an Indian Army circular which was distributed in June 1984. It reveals the true targets of the military operation:

"Some of our innocent countrymen were administered an oath in the name of religion to support extremists and actively participated in the act of terrorism. These people wear a miniature kirpan round their neck and are called "Amritdharis". They have to be subdued to achieve the final aim of restoring peace in the country. Any knowledge of the "Amritdharis" who are dangerous people and pledged to commit murder, arson and acts of terrorism should be immediately brought to the notice of the authorities. These people may appear harmless from outside but they are basically committed to terrorism."

This excerpt from the official document exposes that in fact all practicing Sikhs were considered terrorists and were targeted by the government.

The Golden Temple was not the only Gurdwara that was targeted:

"The army and police have also taken over 38 temples and other Sikh religious buildings throughout Punjab".
The Guardian - Thursday 7th June 1984

"According to reports from Patiala Hospital, over 50 people were killed at Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran.
Amritsar: Mrs. Gandhi's Last Battle , Tully, Mark and Jacob, (New Delhi,1985).

An article that was published in India Today (30/9/84) details the most vulnerable of the 18,000 "suspected terrorists" arrested in June 1984 and detained in maximum security prisons:

"These were the other victims of Operation Bluestar, little children, some only two years old, who got rounded up. Since then, 39 children have been languishing in two Ludhiana jails. The youngest of these children, Jasbir Kaur, is only two years old, her sister Charanjit Kaur is four, and her brothers, Harinder and Balwinder, are six and twelve.

There is four-year old Rinku whose father died during the army operation and whose mother has been missing since. Like the rest of the 'infant terrorists', Rinku had to go through gruelling interrogation. When asked where his mother was he replied, "I don't know". Asked where his father was, he said, "Killed with a gun". Why his stomach was so big; "Because I eat clay".

Their ordeal began in early June when they were picked up around the Temple and packed into camps in Amritsar and Jalandhar. Two central agencies, the Central Bureau of lnvestigation (CBI) and the Intelligence Bureau (IB) began their questioning. There were long, intimidating sessions. The children cried and begged to be sent home. But it went on for days. Their little finger prints were taken and IB sleuths set about verifying their bonafides. One interrogating officer admitted that officials were not moved by the children's cries.

Sadly enough, in their interrogations, the CBI and IB have shown little regard to any civil liberties or laws protecting young children. "These are all fine ideas for newspapers and preachers.We had on our hands suspected terrorists and would be terrorists" confessed a CBI officer.Their fate depends upon the Supreme Court, which takes up the case this fortnight. Meanwhile 39 little beings continue to pray for freedom every day.

According to two of the "terrorists" they mistreated while in prison;

Mehrban Singh, aged twelve, said, 'We were repeatedly asked if we were Bhindranwale's men. They hit us at Ludhiana jail, and thrust fingers into our necks, wanting us to confess."

Shamsher Singh, aged eleven, confirmed the bizarre interrogation about Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, and that they were "regularly beaten in jail"


9th June 1984


9th June 1984: After the Sikh resistance had been overcome, only a few snipers remained. Following the execution of pilgrims, immediately after the main battle, those that survived were rounded up, detained by the Army and charged as terrorists:

"379 of the alleged 'most dangerous terrorists' were forced to sign a common confessional statement and thereafter served a common charge sheet that they were all Bhindranwale's closest associates and comrades-in-arms engaged in 'waging war against the State'. They were, therefore, detained under the NSA and are now being tried at Jodhpur under the Terrorist-Affected Areas (Special Courts) Act of 1984. As we were curious regarding the extent of danger these hardcore 'terrorists' posed to the State 'with the intention to establish a State independent from the Government of India to be known as Khalistan", we visited the homes of some of the Jodhpur detainees and met their families or relatives.

The evidence collected established beyond doubt that none of the Jodhpur detainees we succeeded in profiling are 'terrorists' but rather all of them are completely innocent, ordinary persons, whose only crime was that they had all gone to or were coming from the Golden Temple as devotees or pilgrims visiting the Golden Temple for the Guru Purab on June 3, 1984 or farmers gone to the Temple to deliver village donations of grain to the S.G.P.C. or students gone to pay obeisance at their holiest religious shrine, the Harmandir Sahib." Source; Citizens for Democracy; Report to the Nation: Oppression in Punjab (Bombay, 1985).

These detainees were detained for up to 5 years, before in the face of worldwide condemnation and protest they were finally released.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Sri Guru Granth Sahib - Translations in Hindi and English

There are 1430 pages(Ang) of our holy guru granth sahib written by sikh gurus.

Ang1


рй┤ ри╕ридਿ рииਾриоੁ риХри░ридਾ рикੁри░риЦੁ рииਿри░ринриЙ рииਿри░ри╡ੈри░ੁ риЕриХਾри▓ риоੂри░ридਿ риЕриЬੂрииੀ ри╕ੈринੰ риЧੁри░ рик੍ри░ри╕ਾрижਿ ॥
Ik oankaar Satnaam Kartaa Purakh Nirbhao Nirvair Akaal Moorath Ajoonee Saibhan Gurprasaadh||
рй┤ рд╕рддि рдиाрдоु рдХрд░рддा рдкुрд░рдЦु рдиिрд░рднрдЙ рдиिрд░рд╡ैрд░ु рдЕрдХाрд▓ рдоूрд░рддि рдЕрдЬूрдиी рд╕ैрднं рдЧुрд░ рдк्рд░рд╕ाрджि ॥
One Universal Creator God, The Name Is Truth, Creative Being, Personified, No Fear, No Hatred, Image Of The Undying, Beyond Birth, Self-Existent. Guru's Grace~
1 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйз

॥ риЬрикੁ ॥
|| Jap ||
॥ рдЬрдкु ॥
Chant And Meditate:
2 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйй


риЖрижਿ ри╕риЪੁ риЬੁриЧਾрижਿ ри╕риЪੁ ॥
Aadh Sach Jugaadh Sach ||
рдЖрджि рд╕рдЪु рдЬुрдЧाрджि рд╕рдЪु ॥
True In The Primal Beginning. True Throughout The Ages.
3 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйк

ри╣ੈ ринੀ ри╕риЪੁ рииਾриириХ ри╣ੋри╕ੀ ринੀ ри╕риЪੁ ॥рйз॥
Hai Bhee Sach Naanak Hosee Bhee Sach ||1||
рд╣ै рднी рд╕рдЪु рдиाрдирдХ рд╣ोрд╕ी рднी рд╕рдЪु ॥рез॥
True Here And Now. O Nanak, Forever And Ever True. ||1||
4 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйк

ри╕ੋриЪੈ ри╕ੋриЪਿ рии ри╣ੋри╡риИ риЬੇ ри╕ੋриЪੀ ри▓риЦ ри╡ਾри░ ॥
Sochai Soch N Hovee Jae Sochee Lakh Vaar ||
рд╕ोрдЪै рд╕ोрдЪि рди рд╣ोрд╡рдИ рдЬे рд╕ोрдЪी рд▓рдЦ рд╡ाрд░ ॥
By thinking, He cannot be reduced to thought, even by thinking hundreds of thousands of times.
5 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйл

ринੁриЦਿриЖ ринੁриЦ рии риЙридри░ੀ риЬੇ римੰрииਾ рикੁри░ੀриЖ ринਾри░ ॥
Bhukhiaa Bhukh N Outharee Jae Bannaa Pureeaa Bhaar ||
рднुрдЦिрдЖ рднुрдЦ рди рдЙрддрд░ी рдЬे рдмंрдиा рдкुрд░ीрдЖ рднाрд░ ॥
The hunger of the hungry is not appeased, even by piling up loads of worldly goods.
7 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйл

ри╕ри╣ри╕ ри╕ਿриЖригрикਾ ри▓риЦ ри╣ੋри╣ਿ рид риЗриХ рии риЪри▓ੈ рииਾри▓ਿ ॥
Sehas Siaanapaa Lakh Hohi Th Eik N Chalai Naal ||
рд╕рд╣рд╕ рд╕िрдЖрдгрдкा рд▓рдЦ рд╣ोрд╣ि рдд рдЗрдХ рди рдЪрд▓ै рдиाрд▓ि ॥
Hundreds of thousands of clever tricks, but not even one of them will go along with you in the end.
8 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйм

риХਿри╡ ри╕риЪਿриЖри░ਾ ри╣ੋриИриР риХਿри╡ риХੂрйЬੈ ридੁриЯੈ рикਾри▓ਿ ॥
Kiv Sachiaaraa Hoeeai Kiv Koorrai Thuttai Paal ||
рдХिрд╡ рд╕рдЪिрдЖрд░ा рд╣ोрдИрдР рдХिрд╡ рдХूреЬै рддुрдЯै рдкाрд▓ि ॥
So how can you become truthful? And how can the veil of illusion be torn away?
9 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйм

ри╣ੁриХриоਿ ри░риЬਾриИ риЪри▓ригਾ рииਾриириХ ри▓ਿриЦਿриЖ рииਾри▓ਿ ॥рйз॥
Hukam Rajaaee Chalanaa Naanak Likhiaa Naal ||1||
рд╣ुрдХрдоि рд░рдЬाрдИ рдЪрд▓рдгा рдиाрдирдХ рд▓िрдЦिрдЖ рдиाрд▓ि ॥рез॥
O Nanak, it is written that you shall obey the Hukam of His Command, and walk in the Way of His Will. ||1||
10 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйн

ри╣ੁриХриоੀ ри╣ੋри╡рииਿ риЖриХਾри░ ри╣ੁриХриоੁ рии риХри╣ਿриЖ риЬਾриИ ॥
Hukamee Hovan Aakaar Hukam N Kehiaa Jaaee ||
рд╣ुрдХрдоी рд╣ोрд╡рдиि рдЖрдХाрд░ рд╣ुрдХрдоु рди рдХрд╣िрдЖ рдЬाрдИ ॥
By His Command, bodies are created; His Command cannot be described.
11 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйн

ри╣ੁриХриоੀ ри╣ੋри╡рииਿ риЬੀриЕ ри╣ੁриХриоਿ риоਿри▓ੈ ри╡рибਿриЖриИ ॥
Hukamee Hovan Jeea Hukam Milai Vaddiaaee ||
рд╣ुрдХрдоी рд╣ोрд╡рдиि рдЬीрдЕ рд╣ुрдХрдоि рдоिрд▓ै рд╡рдбिрдЖрдИ ॥
By His Command, souls come into being; by His Command, glory and greatness are obtained.
12 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйо

ри╣ੁриХриоੀ риЙридриоੁ рииੀриЪੁ ри╣ੁриХриоਿ ри▓ਿриЦਿ рижੁриЦ ри╕ੁриЦ рикਾриИриЕри╣ਿ ॥
Hukamee Outham Neech Hukam Likh Dhukh Sukh Paaeeahi ||
рд╣ुрдХрдоी рдЙрддрдоु рдиीрдЪु рд╣ुрдХрдоि рд▓िрдЦि рджुрдЦ рд╕ुрдЦ рдкाрдИрдЕрд╣ि ॥
By His Command, some are high and some are low; by His Written Command, pain and pleasure are obtained.
13 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйо

риЗриХрииਾ ри╣ੁриХриоੀ римриЦри╕ੀри╕ риЗриХਿ ри╣ੁриХриоੀ ри╕рижਾ ринри╡ਾриИриЕри╣ਿ ॥
Eikanaa Hukamee Bakhasees Eik Hukamee Sadhaa Bhavaaeeahi ||
рдЗрдХрдиा рд╣ुрдХрдоी рдмрдЦрд╕ीрд╕ рдЗрдХि рд╣ुрдХрдоी рд╕рджा рднрд╡ाрдИрдЕрд╣ि ॥
Some, by His Command, are blessed and forgiven; others, by His Command, wander aimlessly forever.
14 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйп

ри╣ੁриХриоੈ риЕੰрижри░ਿ ри╕ринੁ риХੋ римਾри╣ри░ਿ ри╣ੁриХрио рии риХੋриЗ ॥
Hukamai Andhar Sabh Ko Baahar Hukam N Koe ||
рд╣ुрдХрдоै рдЕंрджрд░ि рд╕рднु рдХो рдмाрд╣рд░ि рд╣ुрдХрдо рди рдХोрдЗ ॥
Everyone is subject to His Command; no one is beyond His Command.
15 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйп

рииਾриириХ ри╣ੁриХриоੈ риЬੇ римੁриЭੈ рид ри╣риЙриоੈ риХри╣ੈ рии риХੋриЗ ॥рйи॥
Nanak Hukamai Jae Bujhai Th Houmai Kehai N Koe ||2||
рдиाрдирдХ рд╣ुрдХрдоै рдЬे рдмुрдЭै рдд рд╣рдЙрдоै рдХрд╣ै рди рдХोрдЗ ॥реи॥
O Nanak, one who understands His Command, does not speak in ego. ||2||
16 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйзрйж

риЧਾри╡ੈ риХੋ ридਾригੁ ри╣ੋри╡ੈ риХਿри╕ੈ ридਾригੁ ॥
Gaavai Ko Thaan Hovai Kisai Thaan ||
рдЧाрд╡ै рдХो рддाрдгु рд╣ोрд╡ै рдХिрд╕ै рддाрдгु ॥
Some sing of His Power-who has that Power?
17 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйзрйж

риЧਾри╡ੈ риХੋ рижਾридਿ риЬਾригੈ рииੀри╕ਾригੁ ॥
Gaavai Ko Dhaath Jaanai Neesaan ||
рдЧाрд╡ै рдХो рджाрддि рдЬाрдгै рдиीрд╕ाрдгु ॥
Some sing of His Gifts, and know His Sign and Insignia.
18 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйзрйз

риЧਾри╡ੈ риХੋ риЧੁриг ри╡рибਿриЖриИриЖ риЪਾри░ ॥
Gaavai Ko Gun Vaddiaaeeaa Chaar ||
рдЧाрд╡ै рдХो рдЧुрдг рд╡рдбिрдЖрдИрдЖ рдЪाрд░ ॥
Some sing of His Glorious Virtues, Greatness and Beauty.
19 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйзрйз

риЧਾри╡ੈ риХੋ ри╡ਿрижਿриЖ ри╡ਿриЦриоੁ ри╡ੀриЪਾри░ੁ ॥
Gaavai Ko Vidhiaa Vikham Veechaar ||
рдЧाрд╡ै рдХो рд╡िрджिрдЖ рд╡िрдЦрдоु рд╡ीрдЪाрд░ु ॥
Some sing of knowledge obtained of Him, through difficult philosophical studies.
20 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйзрйз

риЧਾри╡ੈ риХੋ ри╕ਾриЬਿ риХри░ੇ ридрииੁ риЦੇри╣ ॥
Gaavai Ko Saaj Karae Than Khaeh ||
рдЧाрд╡ै рдХो рд╕ाрдЬि рдХрд░े рддрдиु рдЦेрд╣ ॥
Some sing that He fashions the body, and then again reduces it to dust.
21 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйзрйи

риЧਾри╡ੈ риХੋ риЬੀриЕ ри▓ੈ рилਿри░ਿ рижੇри╣ ॥
Gaavai Ko Jeea Lai Fir Dhaeh ||
рдЧाрд╡ै рдХो рдЬीрдЕ рд▓ै рдлिрд░ि рджेрд╣ ॥
Some sing that He takes life away, and then again restores it.
22 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйзрйи

риЧਾри╡ੈ риХੋ риЬਾрикੈ рижਿри╕ੈ рижੂри░ਿ ॥
Gaavai Ko Jaapai Dhisai Dhoor ||
рдЧाрд╡ै рдХो рдЬाрдкै рджिрд╕ै рджूрд░ि ॥
Some sing that He seems so very far away.
23 риЬрикੁ (рио: рйз) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим : риЕੰриЧ рйз рикੰ. рйзрйи


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CBI Says Sajjan Kumar And Others Guilty - 1984 Delhi Sikhs Genocide

According to the latest report in 1984 Sikhs genocide, CBI has now stated that Sajjan Kumar and some others who are facing the case, were behind the mass killings of Sikhs in New Delhi. They were backed by the ruling party and no case of murder was filed in those days by Police. Witnesses have clearly stated that Sajjan Kumar was addressing his team that "Koi bhi sikh zinda nahi bachna chahiye aur jo unko bachane ki koshish kare, esko bhi jaan se maar do" means do not leave any sikh, they all should be murdered and whosoever helps them, should also be killed. For further details, read the newspaper column dated 23 April 2012.

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana ji's Request To Akal Takhat - 22 April 2012

Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana requested the Jathedar of Sri Akal Takhat to issue a hukamnama for all the sikhs to boycott Congress and BJP(Lead by Advani) as these parties/politicians have been murderous to sikhs from many years. Please read the message which was published in the Spokesman Newspaper on 22nd April 2012.

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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Beant Satwant Da Badla - Immortal Productions

Latest track by Immortal Productions on Beant and Satwant Singh assassinating Indira Gandhi. Animation graphics include Shaheed Bhai Jaspal Singh's images and others.

Beant Satwant Da Badla - Pavitar Singh Pasla & Tru-Skool


Buy it from iTunes, the earnings will directly go to Khalsa Aid, serving the sikh victims and their families.

Immortal Productions presents "Beant Satwant Da Badla" by Tru-Skool & Pavitar Singh Pasla. Single taken from the Immortal Productions album, "Jago".

Title: Beant Satwant Da Badla
Vocals: Pavitar Singh Pasla
Lyrics: Kewal Singh Pasla
Music : Tru-Skool
Scratching: Gurpreet Singh Sanghera
Translation: Amarjit Singh Dhami
Immortal Productions
Release Date: 05/04/2012

Full album releasing Vaisakhi 2012, featuring Tru-Skool, Tigerstyle, Moneypinner, Gupsy Aujla, Highflyers, Bakshi Billa, Jelly Manjitpuri, Jagowale and many more. All proceeds go to Seva, so benti to buy original copy.

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Monday, April 9, 2012

Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana ji's message for Sikh Youth on Vaisakhi - 9th April 2012

Please read and share the message sent by Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana on Vaisakhi, published in newspaper on 9th April 2012.

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh!

Saturday, April 7, 2012

Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana ji's letter 7th April 2012

Rajoana veerji's latest message in his letters dated 7th April 2012.
Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh!


Saturday, March 31, 2012

Bhai Rajoana's Message - 1st April 2012 in Pehredaar Newspaper

Bhai Rajoana ji released his message on 31st March 2012 which is being published in Pehredaar Newspaper's dated 1st April 2012.

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Sikh's Flag Color is Blue not Saffron or Yellow

Sikh national flag is BLUE colour, kesri has come from Rajputs, Bhagwa from Udasis and Pink-bhagwa from Nirmalas. Khalsa Nishan Sahib has been preserved by Nihangs since Guru Gobind Singh, Bhagwa. Kesri/yellow was Udasi flag which had been stalled by Udasi Pritam das in Jhanda Bunga (where it is now it was Pritam das's Bunga). Foolish Sikhs adopted kesri/bhagwa/yellow colour of the Hindus. Nihangs had the flag since the Guru, during Ranjit Singh's period and during the British too. They could not be affected by Brahmin-Udasi-Nirmala impact.


History:ри╕ਿੱриЦਾਂ рижਾ ри░ੰриЧ: рииੀри▓ਾ риХਿ риХੇри╕ри░ੀ/рикੀри▓ਾ/ринриЧри╡ਾ/римри╕ੰридੀ

риЧੁри░ੂ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рижੇ ри╕риоੇਂ ри╕ਿੱриЦਾਂ рижੇ риЭੰрибੇ ри░ੰриЧ (ридੇ риХੇри╕риХੀ рижਾ ри░ੰриЧ ри╡ੀ) рииੀри▓ਾ ри╕ੀ। риЬрижੋਂ риЧੁри░ੂ риЧੋримਿੰриж ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рииੇ риЕрииੰрижрикੁри░ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим ри╡ਿриЦੇ риЦਾри▓ри╕ਾ рик੍ри░риЧриЯ риХੀридਾ, ридਾਂ риЙрижੋਂ ри╡ੀ риЙрии੍ри╣ਾਂ рииੇ ри╡ੀ рикੰриЬ рикਿриЖри░ਿриЖਂ рииੂੰ ри╡ੀ рииੀри▓ੇ римри╕ридри░ рикੁриЖриП ри╕ੀ риЕридੇ риЖрик ри╡ੀ рикри╣ਿригੇ ри╕рии (ри╡ੇриЦੋ ри╣ੇриаਾਂ *¹ ри╡ਾри▓ਾ рииੁриХридਾ)। 16 риЬриири╡ри░ੀ 1704 рииੂੰ риЬриж риЧੁри░ੂ риЧੋримਿੰриж ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рииੇ 'рилੱри░ри░ਾ' рижੀ ри░ਿри╡ਾриЗрид ри╕਼ੁри░ੂ риХੀридੀ ридਾਂ ри╡ੀ риЙрии੍ри╣ਾਂ рииੇ рииੀри▓ਾ 'рилੱри░ри░ਾ' ри╣ੀ ри╕਼ੁри░ੂ риХੀридਾ ри╕ੀ (ри╡ੇриЦੋ ри╣ੇриаਾਂ *² ри╡ਾри▓ਾ рииੁриХридਾ)।

ринਾри╡ੇ ри╕ਿੱриЦ ри▓риИ риХਿри╕ੇ ри░ੰриЧ рижੀ ри╡ри░ридੋਂ рижੀ риХੋриИ рикਾримੰрижੀ риири╣ੀਂ ри╣ੈ। риЙри╣ риХਿри╕ੇ ри╡ੀ ри░ੰриЧ рижੀ риХੋриИ ри╡ੀ риЪੀриЬ਼ ри╡ри░рид ри╕риХрижਾ ри╣ੈ। риЙਂриЮ рииੀри▓ਾ ри░ੰриЧ римри╣ੁрид ри╕ਾри░ੇ риЧੁри░ੂ ри╕ਾри╣ਿримਾрии ри╡ੱри▓ੋਂ ри╡ризੇри░ੇ ри╡ри░ридਿриЖ риЧਿриЖ ри╣ੈ, риЦਾри╕ риХри░ риХੇ риЧੁри░ੂ риЧੋримਿੰриж ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим ри╡ੱри▓ੋਂ। ри╕ਿੱриЦ ри▓ਿриЯри░ੇриЪри░ ри╡ਿриЪ, рик੍ри░риоਾридриоਾ рииੂੰ рииੀри▓ੇ риХੱрикрйЬਿриЖਂ ри╡ਾри▓ਾ рикੇри╕਼ риХੀридਾ риЧਿриЖ ри╣ੈ। риХਿриЙਂриХਿ риЖри╕риоਾрии риЕридੇ ри╕риоੁੰрижри░ рижੋри╡ੇਂ ри╣ੀ рибੂੰриШਾриИ/риЧри╣ਿри░ਾриИ риХਾри░рии рииੀри▓ੇ рижਿри╕рижੇ ри╣рии риЕридੇ рибੂੰриШਾриИ рииੂੰ риЖрио ридੌри░ ридੇ ри░ੱрим рижੇ риЪਿੰрии੍ри╣ (ри╕਼ੇриоримੋри▓) ри╡риЬੋਂ рикੇри╕਼ риХੀридਾ риЬਾਂрижਾ ри╣ੈ।

риЧੁри░ੂ риЧ੍ри░ੰрие ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим ри╡ਿриЪ ‘рииੀри▓ римри╕ридри░’ рижਾ риЬ਼ਿриХри░ ри╡ੀ риЖриЙਂрижਾ ри╣ੈ। рииੀри▓ римри╕ридри░ рижਾ ри▓рил਼риЬ਼ੀ риоਾриЕрииਾ ри╣ੈ: ри░ੰриЧрижਾри░ риХੱрикрйЬੇ। риЗри╕ рижਾ риоридри▓рим рииੀри▓ੇ ри░ੰриЧ рижੇ риХрикрйЬੇ риири╣ੀਂ, римри▓риХਿ риХਿри╕ੇ ри╡ੀ ри░ੰриЧ рижੇ риХрикрйЬੇ ри╣ੈ। (ри╡ੇриЦੋ: рибਾ: риЧੁри▓ри╡ੰрид ри╕ਿੰриШ, рил਼ਾри░ри╕ੀ-рикੰриЬਾримੀ риХੋри╕਼)। риЕри╕ри▓ ри╡ਿриЪ, ри╣ри░ਾ ри░ੰриЧ (рииੀри▓ਾ риири╣ੀਂ), риоੁри╕ри▓риоਾрииਾਂ рижਾ риХੌриоੀ/ризਾри░риоਿриХ ри░ੰриЧ риоੰрииਿриЖ риЬਾਂрижਾ ри╣ੈ। 'риЖри╕ਾ рижੀ ри╡ਾри░' ри╡ਿриЪ риЬਿри╣рйЬਾ 'рииੀри▓ ри╡ри╕рид੍ри░ рикри╣ਿри░ਿ ри╣ੋри╡ри╣ਿ рикри░ри╡ਾригੁ...' рижਾ риЬ਼ਿриХри░ ри╣ੈ риЙри╣ рииੀри▓ੇ ри░ੰриЧ ри╡ਾри╕ридੇ риири╣ੀਂ римри▓риХਿ риоੁри╕ри▓ਿрио рииੀри▓ рикри╣ਿри░ਾри╡ੇ (ри╣ри░ੇ ри░ੰриЧ рижੇ) ри╡ਾри╕ридੇ ри╣ੈ।

ри╣ੁриг риЙੱрикри░ риЬ਼ਿриХри░ риХੀридੇ рииਿри╕਼ਾрии ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим (риЭੰрибੇ) риЕридੇ рилੱри░ри░ੇ/рижри╕ридਾри░ рижੇ ри░ੰриЧ ри╡ੱри▓ риЖриЙਂрижਾ ри╣ਾਂ:

*¹ риЬੋ риХрикрйЬੇ риЧੁри░ੂ риЧੋримਿੰриж ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим риЕридੇ рикੰриЬ рикਿриЖри░ਿриЖਂ рииੇ риЕрииੰрижрикੁри░ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим ри╡ਿриЦੇ рикри╣ਿри▓ੀ риЦੰрибੇ рижੀ рикਾри╣ੁри▓ рижੀ ри░ри╕рио рииੂੰ ри╕਼ੁри░ੂ риХри░рии ри╡ੇри▓ੇ рикਾриП ри╕рии, риЙри╣ рииੀри▓ੇ ри╕рии।

ринੱриЯ ри╡ри╣ੀ ринਾрижри╕ੋਂ рикри░риЧригਾ риеਾрииੇри╕ри░ ри╡ਿриЪ ‘риЦੰрибੇ рижੀ рикਾри╣ੁри▓’ рижੇриг рижਾ риж੍ри░ਿри╕਼ ри╕ਾрил਼ ри▓рил਼риЬ਼ਾਂ ри╡ਿриЪ риЗੰриЮ рикੇри╕਼ риХੀридਾ ри╣ੋриЗриЖ риоਿри▓рижਾ ри╣ੈ:

“риЧੁри░ੂ риЧੋримਿੰриж ри╕ਿੰриШ риори╣ри▓ рижри╕риоਾ, римੇриЯਾ риЧੁри░ੂ ридੇриЧ римри╣ਾрижри░ риЬੀ риХਾ, ри╕ਾри▓ ри╕ридри░ਾਂ ри╕ੈ рикриЪਾри╡рии риоੰриЧри▓ри╡ਾри░ ри╡ੈри╕ਾриЦੀ риХੇ рижਿри╣ੁੰ рикਾਂриЪ ри╕ਿриЦੋਂ риХੋ риЦਾਂрибੇ риХੀ рикਾри╣ੁри▓ рижੀ, ри╕ਿੰриШ рииਾрио ри░ਾриЦਾ। рик੍ри░ਿриериоੈ рижੈриЖри░ਾрио ри╕ੋрикридੀ риЦридри░ੀ римਾри╕ੀ ри▓ਾри╣ੌри░ риЦри▓ਾ ри╣ੂриЖ, рикਾриЫੇ риоੋри╣риХрио риЪੰриж риЫੀрикਾ римਾри╕ੀ рижри╡ਾри░риХਾ, ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим риЪੰриж рииਾриИ римਾри╕ੀ римਿрижри░ риЬрилри░ਾримਾриж, ризри░рио риЪੰриж риЬри╡ੰрижਾ риЬਾриЯ римਾри╕ੀ ри╣ри╕ридрииਾрикੁри░, ри╣ਿੰриорид риЪੰриж риЭੀри╡ри░ римਾри╕ੀ риЬриЧриирииਾрие римਾри░ੋ римਾри░ੀ риЦри▓ੇ ри╣ੂриП, ри╕рим риХੋ рииੀри▓ риЕੰримри░ рикри╣ਿрииਾриЗриЖ। ри╡ри╣ੀ ри╡ੇри╕ риЕрикрииਾ риХੀриЖ।”

(ринੱриЯ ри╡ри╣ੀ ринਾрижри╕ੋਂ рикри░риЧригਾ риеਾрииੇри╕ри░, 1699 рижੀ ри▓ਿриЦрид)

“риЗрии рикਾਂриЪੋਂ риХੋ рикਾਂриЪ рикਾਂриЪ риХриХਾри░ рижੀрииੇ। рииੀри▓ੇ ри░ਾਂриЧ риХੀриЖਂ рижੂри╣ри░ੀриЖਂ рижри╕ридਾри░ਾਂ ри╕риЬਾриЗ ридਿриЖри░ риХੀриЖ риЧਿриЖ।” (риЧੁри░ੂ риХੀриЖਂ ри╕ਾриЦੀриЖਂ, ри╕ਾриЦੀ рииੰримри░ 58, 1780 рижੀ ри▓ਿриЦрид)।

“риори╣ਾਂриХਾри▓ риХਾ римਾригਾ рииੀри▓ਾ рикри╣ਿри░ਾри╡ригਾ। риХри░рииਾ риЬੁриз рииਾри▓ ридੁри░риХਾਂ риЕридੇ ридੁри░риХਾਂ риХੋ риоਾри░ ри╣риЯਾри╡ригਾ।293॥” (риХੇри╕ри░ ри╕ਿੰриШ риЫਿримри░, римੰри╕ਾри╡ри▓ੀрииਾриоਾ рижри╕ਾਂ рикਾридри╕ਾри╣ੀриЖਂ риХਾ, римੰриж 293, 1769 рижੀ ри▓ਿриЦрид)।

“риири╡ридрии рикੰрие риори░ਿрипਾриж риХри░, риХри░ੈਂ риХри▓риХੀ ризри░рио рик੍ри░риХਾри╕। ри╕ੀри╕ риХੇри╕ рииੀри▓ਾਂримри░ੀ, ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╕ੰриЧਿриЖ ридੇриЬ рииਿри╡ਾри╕।” (ри╕ри░ੂрик риЪੰриж ринੱри▓ਾ, риори╣ਿриоਾ рик੍ри░риХਾри╕਼, 1776 рижੀ ри▓ਿриЦрид)।

*² риЧੁри░ੂ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рижੇ ри╕риоੇਂ рижੌри░ਾрии ри╕ਿੱриЦਾਂ рижੇ рииਿри╕਼ਾрии ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим (риЭੰрибੇ) рижਾ ри░ੰриЧ ри╡ੀ рииੀри▓ਾ ри╕ੀ ридੇ риЗри╕ рижਾ рикੁри╕਼ਾриХਾ (римਾਂри╕ рижਾ риХрикрйЬਾ) ри╕ੁри░риориИ ри╕ੀ: “риЧੁри░ੂ риЬੀ рииੇ риЙри╕ੀ ри╡риХрид римрйЬੀ рижри╕ридਾри░*³ риХੋ риЙридਾри░ рииੀриЪੇ риХੇри╕риЧੀ риоੇਂ ри╕ੇ рииੀри▓ੇ ри░ਾਂриЧ риХਾ рилри░ри░ਾ рииਿриХਾри▓ риХੇ римриЪрии риХੀриЖ риЗри╣ риЦਾри▓ри╕ਾриИ рииਿри╕਼ਾрии риХринੀ риЖриЧੇ ри╕ੇ риЯੂриЯੇриЧਾ риири╣ੀਂ।” (риЧੁри░ੂ риХੀриЖਂ ри╕ਾриЦੀриЖਂ, ри╕ਾриЦੀ 75)।

*³риЧੁри░ੂ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рижੀ ри╡ੱрибੀ рижри╕ридਾри░ ри╕ੁри░риориИ ри░ੰриЧ рижੀ ри╕ੀ। ри╕ਾри░ੇ ри╕ਿੱриЦ ри╕ੁри░риориИ рижри╕ридਾри░ਾਂ ри╕риЬਾриЙਂрижੇ ри╣ੁੰрижੇ ри╕рии।

1723 ри╡ਿриЪ риЕриХਾри▓ рикੁри░риЦੀриЖਂ ридੇ римੰрижриИриЖਂ (риЕриЦੌридੀ ридੱрид риЦਾри▓ри╕ਾ ридੇ римੰрижриИ риЦਾри▓ри╕ਾ) ри╡ਿриЪ риЭриЧрйЬਾ римри╣ੁрид ри╡риз риЧਿриЖ। римੰрижриИ риЖриЧੂ риЕриори░ ри╕ਿੰриШ риХੰримੋриЬ рииੇ рииੀри▓ਾ ри░ੰриЧ риЫੱриб риХੇ ри▓ਾри▓ риХрикрйЬੇ рикри╣ਿригрииਾ ри╕਼ੁри░ੂ риХри░ри╡ਾ рижਿੱридਾ ри╕ੀ:

“рииੀри▓ਾ римੰриж риХри░ਾриЗриЖ риЕੰримри░ рикри╣ਿригрииਾ।

ри╕ੂри╣ਾ риЕੰриЧ ри▓риЧਾриЗриЖ риЗри╕ рижੇ ри╕ੇри╡риХਾਂ।” (ри╕਼ри╣ੀриж римਿри▓ਾри╕, римੰриж 143)।



риЬрижੋਂ ринਾриИ риорииੀ ри╕ਿੰриШ рииੇ ‘риЕриХਾри▓ рикੁри░риЦੀриЖਂ’ ридੇ ‘римੰрижриИриЖਂ’ (риЕриЦੌридੀ ридੱрид риЦਾри▓ਾри╕ਾ ридੇ римੰрижриИ риЦਾри▓ри╕ਾ) рижਾ риЭриЧрйЬਾ ри╣ੱри▓ риХри░ри╡ਾриЗриЖ ридਾਂ риЙри╕ рииੇ римੰрижриИриЖਂ рииੂੰ рижੋримਾри░ਾ рииੀри▓ੇ ри░ੰриЧ рижੇ риХрикрйЬੇ рикри╣ਿригਾриП:

“риЭриЯриХਾ риХри░ риХੇ ри╕ੂри░ риХਾ, риорииੀ ри╕ਿੰриШ риоੰриЧри╡ਾриЗ।

ри╕ੰриЧрид ри╕ਿੰриШ риеੀਂ риЖрижਿ ри▓ੈ, римੰрижੀриЕрии рижਿриУ риЫриХਾриЗ।150॥

ри▓ਾриЗ ридриириЦ਼ਾри╣ римриЦ਼ри╕਼ੇ ри╕ринੀ, рииੀри▓ੰримри░ рикри╣ਿригਾриП।

ринри░рио ринੇриж ри╕рин риоਿриЯ риЧрипੋ, ринриИ риПриХридਾ риЖриЗ।151॥

(ри╕਼ри╣ੀриж римਿри▓ਾри╕, римੰриж 150-51)।

ринਾриИ риорииੀ ри╕ਿੰриШ римਾри░ੇ риЬ਼ਿриХри░ ри╣ੈ:

“ри╕ਾриЬ рижੁриоਾри▓ਾ, ри╕਼ри╕ридри░ рикри╣ਿри░ੈ।

рииੀри▓ੰримри░, риЧриЬ ри╕ри╡ਾ риХриЫри╣ਿри░ੇ।” (ри╕਼ри╣ੀриж римਿри▓ਾри╕, римੰриж 185)


риЧੁри░рижਾри╕ ри╕ਿੰриШ (риЬਿри╕ рижੀ ри╡ਾри░ рииੂੰ риХੁриЭ ри▓ੋриХ ринੁри▓ੇриЦੇ ри╡ਿриЪ ринਾриИ риЧੁри░рижਾри╕ ри╕риориЭрижੇ ри░ри╣ੇ ри╕рии) рижੀ ри╡ਾри░, риЬੋ ринਾриИ ри╡ੀри░ ри╕ਿੰриШ рииੇ ринਾриИ риЧੁри░рижਾри╕ рижੀриЖਂ рижੀриЖਂ ри╡ਾри░ਾਂ рижੇ рииਾри▓ 41ри╡ੀਂ ри╡ਾри░ ри╡риЬੋਂ риЫਾрикੀ ри╕ੀ, риЙри╕ ри╡ਿриЪ ри╡ੀ (ри╡ੇриЦੋ: ри╡ਾри░ਾਂ ринਾриИ риЧੁри░рижਾри╕, ри╕рил਼ਾ 641) риЧੁри░ੂ риЧੋримਿੰриж ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим ри╡ੱри▓ੋਂ ‘риЦੰрибੇ рижੀ рикਾри╣ੁри▓’ рижੇриг ри╕риоੇਂ рииੀри▓ੇ римри╕ридри░ рикри╣ਿригрии римਾри░ੇ ри╕ਾрил਼ ри▓ਿриЦਿриЖ ри╣ੈ:

риЬрим ри╕ри╣ਿриЬੇ рик੍ри░риЧриЯਿриУ риЬриЧрид риоੈਂ риЧੁри░ੁ риЬਾрик риЕрикਾри░ਾ।

рипੌਂ риЙрикриЬੇ ри╕ਿੰриШ ринੁриЬੰриЧੀриП рииੀри▓ੰримри░ ризਾри░ਾ। (рикриЙрйЬੀ 15)

рилри░, ри╣ੁриг, ‘риЦੰрибੇ рижੀ рикਾри╣ੁри▓’ рижੇриг ри╡ਾри▓ੇ ‘рикੰриЬ рикਿриЖри░ਿриЖਂ’ риЕридੇ риЬри▓ੂри╕ਾਂ ри╡ਿриЪ риЕੱриЧੇ риЪੱри▓риг ри╡ਾри▓ੇ, рииੰриЧੀриЖਂ риХਿри░рикਾрииਾਂ ридੇ рииਿри╕਼ਾрии ри╕ਾри╣ਿримਾਂ ри╡ਾри▓ੇ рикੰриЬ ри╕ਿੱриЦਾਂ рижੇ риХрикрйЬਿриЖਂ рижਾ ри░ੰриЧ рииੀри▓ੇ рижੀ риеਾਂ ’ридੇ риЙрижਾри╕ੀриЖਂ, рим੍ри░ਾри╣риоригਾਂ ри╡ਾри▓ਾ ри░ੰриЧ рикੀри▓ਾ/риХੇри╕ри░ੀ/ринриЧри╡ਾ/римри╕ੰридੀ ри╕਼ੁри░ੂ ри╣ੋ риЧਿриЖ ри╣ੈ। риЗри╣ ри▓ੋриХ риЧੁри░ੂ рижਾ рииੀри▓ੰримри░ ри░ੰриЧ ринੁੱри▓ риЧриП ри╣рии।



рииਿри╕਼ਾрии ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рииੀри▓ੇ ридੋਂ рикੀри▓ਾ/риХੇри╕ри░ੀ/ринриЧри╡ਾ/римри╕ੰридੀ риХਿри╡ੇਂ римригਿриЖ:

риори╣ਾри░ਾриЬਾ ри░ригриЬੀрид ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╡ੇри▓ੇ риЕриХਾри▓ ридриЦ਼рид ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим риЕридੇ рижри░римਾри░ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рижੇ ри╡ਿриЪриХਾри░ риори╣ੰрид ри╕ੰридੋриЦ рижਾри╕ 'риЙрижਾри╕ੀ' рижਾ римੁੰриЧਾ ри╕ੀ, риЬਿри╕ рижੇ римਾри╣ри░ риЙри╕ рижਾ 'риЙрижਾри╕ੀ' риоੱрид рижਾ риЭੰрибਾ риЦрйЬ੍ри╣ਾ ри╣ੁੰрижਾ ри╕ੀ। риЗриХ ри╡ਾри░ риЗри╣ риЭੰрибਾ риЯੁੱриЯ риХੇ рибਿੱриЧ рикਿриЖ। риЙрии੍ри╣ੀਂ рижਿрииੀਂ риХੰри╡ри░ рииੌрииਿри╣ਾри▓ ри╕ਿੰриШ риЕੰрио੍ри░ਿридри╕ри░ риЖриЗриЖ ри╣ੋриЗриЖ ри╕ੀ। риЙри╕ рииੇ риЭੰрибਾ рибਿੱриЧਾ рикਿриЖ ри╡ੇриЦ риХੇ риири╡ਾਂ рикੱриХਾ риЭੰрибਾ римригри╡ਾ рижਿੱридਾ। риориЧри░ੋਂ риЗри╕ рижੇ рииਾри▓ риЗриХ ри╣ੋри░ риЭੰрибਾ риЦрйЬਾ риХри░ рижਿੱридਾ риЧਿриЖ (риЬਿри╕ рииੂੰ риХੁриЭ ри╕ਿੱриЦ риоੀри░ੀ-рикੀри░ੀ рижੇ рижੋ рииਿри╕਼ਾрии ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим риХри╣ਿриг ри▓риЧ рикриП)। риЬрижੋਂ ри╕ਿੱриЦ риЧੁри░рижੁриЖри░ਿриЖਂ рижਾ рик੍ри░римੰриз риЙрижਾри╕ੀ риори╣ੰридਾਂ (1859-1920) рижੇ ри╣ੱрие ри╡ਿриЪ ри╕ੀ ридਾਂ риЙрии੍ри╣ਾਂ риори╣ੰридਾਂ рииੇ риЭੰрибੇ римੁੰриЧੇ ри╡ਾри▓ੇ риЭੰрибੇ рижਾ ри░ੰриЧ, риЙрижਾри╕ੀриЖਂ ри╡ਾри▓ਾ ри╣ੀ ри░ри╣ਿриг рижਿੱридਾ ри╕ੀ।

риЬрижੋਂ 1920-25 ри╡ਿриЪ ри╕ਿੱриЦਾਂ рииੇ риЙрижਾри╕ੀриЖਂ риХੋри▓ੋਂ риЕридੇ ри╣ੋри░рииਾਂ риори╣ੰридਾਂ риХੋри▓ੋਂ риЧੁри░рижੁриЖри░ਿриЖਂ рижਾ риХримриЬ਼ਾ риЫੁрибри╡ਾриЗриЖ ридਾਂ риЙри╣ риЧੁри░рижੁриЖри░ਿриЖਂ ри╡ਿриЪ рик੍ри░риЪри▓рид риХриИ риЕри╕ਿੱриЦ риХਾри░ри╡ਾриИриЖਂ рииੂੰ римੰриж риХри░рииਾ ринੁੱри▓ риЧриП ри╕рии। рииਿри╕਼ਾрии ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рижਾ риЙрижਾри╕ੀриЖਂ ри╡ਾри▓ਾ ри░ੰриЧ риЗрии੍ри╣ਾਂ риЕри╕ਿੱриЦ риХਾри░ри╡ਾриИриЖਂ ри╡ਿриЪੋਂ риЗриХ ри╕ੀ। риЙрижਾри╕ੀ риори╣ੰридਾਂ рииੇ риЧੁри░рижੁриЖри░ਿриЖਂ 'ридੇ риЙрижਾри╕ੀриЖਂ рижੇ ринриЧри╡ੇ/рикੀри▓ੇ риЭੰрибੇ ри▓ਾриП ри╣ੋриП ри╕рии। риЕриХਾри▓ੀриЖਂ рииੇ риЙрии੍ри╣ਾਂ ридੋਂ риЧੁри░рижੁриЖри░ੇ ридਾਂ риЖриЬ਼ਾриж риХри░ри╡ਾ ри▓риП рикри░ риЙрии੍ри╣ਾਂ рижੇ риЭੰрибੇ риЙридਾри░ риХੇ риЦਾри▓ри╕ਾриИ риЭੰрибੇ ри▓ਾриЙригਾ ринੁੱри▓ риЧриП। риЗри╕ੇ риХри░ риХੇ римри╣ੁридੇ риЧੁри░рижੁриЖри░ਿриЖਂ 'ридੇ риЕੱриЬ ри╡ੀ риЙрижਾри╕ੀриЖਂ рижੇ рикੀри▓ੇ, римри╕ੰридੀ, ринриЧри╡ੇ риЭੰрибੇ риЭੁੱри▓ ри░ри╣ੇ ри╣рии, рикри░ рииਿри╣ੰриЧਾਂ рижੀриЖਂ риЫਾриЙригੀриЖਂ ’ридੇ ри╕ਿри░рил਼ ри╕ਿੱриЦਾਂ рижੇ рииਿри╕਼ਾрии ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим риЭੂри▓рижੇ ри╣рии риХਿриЙਂриХਿ риЗрии੍ри╣ਾਂ риЫਾриЙригੀриЖਂ риЕридੇ риЙрии੍ри╣ਾਂ рижੇ риХримриЬ਼ੇ ри╣ੇриари▓ੇ риЧੁри░рижੁриЖри░ਿриЖਂ ’ридੇ риЙрижਾри╕ੀриЖਂ рижਾ риХримриЬ਼ਾ риири╣ੀਂ ри╕ੀ ридੇ риЙੱриеੇ ри╕ਿੱриЦੀ рижਾ риЦਾри▓ри╕ ри░ੰриЧ риХਾриЗрио ри░ਿри╣ਾ ри╕ੀ।

ри╣ੁриг римੇри╕риориЭ ри╕ਿੱриЦਾਂ рииੇ ри╡ੀ рикੀри▓ੇ/ринриЧри╡ੇ/риХੇри╕ри░ੀ ри░ੰриЧ рииੂੰ риЬਿри╡ੇਂ риХਿ ри╕ਿੱриЦ-ри░ੰриЧ ри╡риЬੋਂ риориириЬ਼ੂри░ риХри░ ри▓ਿриЖ риЬਾрикрижਾ ри╣ੈ риЬੋ риХਿ риЧ਼ри▓рид ри╣ੈ। рииਿри╣ੰриЧ, риЬੋ риХਿ ри╕ਿੱриЦ риХੌрио рижੇ риЭੰрибਾ рилрйЬ риХੇ риЬੰриЧਾਂ рижੌри░ਾрии риЕੱриЧੇ риЪри▓ਿриЖ риХри░рии ри╡ਾри▓ੇ (рииਿри╕਼ਾриириЪੀ) ри╕рии, риЙрии੍ри╣ਾਂ рииੇ рииਿри╕਼ਾрии ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рижਾ риЧੁри░ੂ риЧੋримਿੰриж ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим рижੇ ри╡ੇри▓ੇ рижਾ рииੀри▓ਾ ри░ੰриЧ риЕриЬ ридриХ риХਾриЗрио ри░ੱриЦਿриЖ ри╣ੈ।

ри╡ризੇри░ੇ риЬਾригриХਾри░ੀ ри╡ਾри╕ридੇ ри╡ੇриЦੋ: риЗри╕ੇ ри▓ੇриЦриХ рижੀриЖਂ риХਿридਾримਾਂ риж ри╕ਿੱриЦ риХри▓риЪри░ (риЕੰриЧ੍ри░ੇриЬ਼ੀ), риЕрииੰрижрикੁри░ ри╕ਾри╣ਿрим (рикੰриЬਾримੀ ридੇ риЕੰриЧ੍ри░ੇриЬ਼ੀ), риЧਿриЖрииੀ риЧри░риЬਾ ри╕ਿੰриШ ри╕ੰрикਾрижрид ри╕਼ри╣ੀриж римਿри▓ਾри╕, рикਿриЖри░ਾ ри╕ਿੰриШ рикрижрио ри╕ੰрикਾрижрид риЧੁри░ੂ риХੀриЖਂ ри╕ਾриЦੀриЖਂ।

Friday, March 16, 2012

Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana - 31 March 2012 Death Sentence

Breaking News: Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana to be Hanged.
Political Prisoner to Be Executed in Chief Minister Beant Sinh Assassination Case.





31 риоਾри░риЪ рииੂੰ ри╣ੌригਾ риЕри╕ри▓ੀ риХੱрик риХримੱрибੀ рижਾ.. рикриЯਿриЖри▓ੇ ри╡ਿੱриЪ риоੈрижਾрии рижੇ !
рижੌ риЯੀриоਾ ри╡ਿриЪриХਾри░ = риоੌрид ри░риХਾрии v/s ри╕ਿੱриЦਾ рижੀ ри╕ਾрии !!
рижੇриЦਾ риЧੇ риоੌрид ри▓ੈ риХੇ риЬਾриЙ риЬਾਂ ри╕ਾрибੇ ри╕ਿੱриЦਾ рижੇ ри╣ਿੱри╕ੇ риЖриЙ ри░ਾриЬੌриЖригਾ риХੱрик риХримੱрибੀ рижਾ
риХੁрйЬੀриЖ рикਿੱриЫੇ римрйЬੇ ри╣ੀ ри╕рйЬриХਾ ридੇ риоੁੰрибੇ ри▓рйЬрижੇ ри╡ੇриЦੇ рииੇ
leaderaan рикਿੱриЫੇ римрйЬੇ ри╣ੀ риЬਿੰрижਾримਾриж риЬਿੰрижਾримਾриж риХри░рижੇ ри╡ੇриЦੇ рииੇ
ри╣ੁриг ри╕рйЬриХਾ ридੇ риЖриЬੂ риЬੇ ри╕ੀрииੇриЖ ри╡ਿੱриЪ ринਾримрйЬ риоੱриЪੇ рииੇ...
Khalsa риЖриЦੇ ри╣ੁриг ридਾਂ рикੁੱриЫ ри╣ੀ ри▓риИриР римਾрижри▓ ридੇ риоੌри╣ригੇ (риориириоੌри╣риг ри╕ਿੰриШ) рииੂੰ риХਿриК риЪੰрижри░ੇриЖ ри╕ਿੱриЦਾ рижੇ ри╣ਿੱри╕ੇ ри╣ੀ рилਾри╕ੀ рижੇ ри░ੱри╕ੇ рииੇ...!!!



CHANDIGARH, Punjab (March 13, 2012)–On March 31st, another Sikh political prisoner will be executed at the hands of the India Government. Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana, who is currently lodged in the Patiala Jail, is serving a sentence for his involvement in the execution of then Chief Minister, Beant Sinh outside the Punjab secretariat in 1995. Although his death sentence was capable of appeal, Bhai Rajoana instead willingly expressed his desire to be put to death instead of showing any faith in the widely acknowledged to be corrupt Indian justice system.

CASE DETAILS: Although Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana has confessed his involvement in the assassination, it is most important to note that Beant Sinh was responsible for mass genocide of the Sikhs in the 1980s and early 1990s. Beant Sinh misused his powers to terrorize the people of Punjab, killing tens of thousands of innocent Sikhs. Beant Sinh was a close associate of Indira Gandhi and had pledged to wipe the name of Sikhs from the State of Punjab.

It was on August 31, 1995 when Beant Sinh was executed outside the Punjab Secretariat for his crimes against humanity. Shaheed Bhai Dilawar Singh Babbar acted as a human bomb to eliminate the mass murderer and rid Punjab of further genocide against innocent civilians. According to court findings, Bhai Balwant Singh was good friends with Shaheed Bhai Dilawar Singh Babbar. He allowed for meetings to take place at his residence and also worked to arrange for clothing and the car that was used in the assassination plot. He, along with Babbar Khalsa Chief Bhai Jagtar Singh Hawara, was found “guilty” of masterminding the execution of Beant Sinh, CM. Four others were also declared guilty by the court in this case.

Denies Faith in Indian Justice; Upholds Own Execution
Ever since being awarded capital punishment, Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana has refused to appeal his court sentence. In a letter written to the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court, Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana expressed that he has no faith in the Indian Judiciary. He mentions that the Indian Judicial System does not apply to the killers of countless Sikhs; therefore he has no belief in such a system. It should be noted that upon being asked several times, Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana refused to utilise the services of a lawyer and also declined to cross-examine any of the witnesses.


In the same letter, Bhai Balwant Singh writes that Indian Justice has allowed the Harimandir Sahib to be attacked and the Akal Takhat Sahib to be reduced to rubble, without taking action against those that instigated such attacks on the Sikh religion. Bhai Balwant Singh also writes that along with Sikhs, Muslims and Christians have also suffered at the hands of the corrupt Indian Government but no one has sentenced those responsible for genocide against minority communities.



Panth’s Jathedar and Leaders Fail to Secure Life of Bhai Rajoana
None of the Panth’s Jathedars has shown interest in safeguarding the life of a Sikh who is responsible only for helping to plan the execution of a mass murderer who would not let up on his genocide campaign. Had any Sikh leader wished well for the community, they would have worked to bring mass murderers of the Sikh community to justice and have Sikh freedom fighters released from the Jails of India.

Similarly, none of Punjab’s eminent politicians have also shown the courage to back up the demand of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana’s release. Notably, his death sentence will be the first blow to the Khalsa Panth after the re-election of Parkash Badal as Punjab’s Chief Minister.

The Last Desire of a Noble Sikh and wishes of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana
It is without a doubt to any Sikh that Bhai Balwant Singh is not guilty of any crime, but worthy of an honor for stopping a mass murderer in his tracks. Just like Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana bestowed life to the people of Punjab by planning the assassination of Beant Sinh, his nobility came to light in the form of his last will.

In his will, Bhai Balwant Singh expressed no desire to live, but to allow others to experience life. In the form of an appeal to then Jathedar of Sri Akal Takhat Sahib, on June 17, 2008 Bhai Balwant Singh expressed his desire to donate his eyes to Hazoori Ragi Bhai Lakhwinder Singh, a soorma Singh (blind at birth). Bhai Rajoana expressed that he wishes to always have the sight of Sri Harimandir Sahib. If such is not possible for any reason, his eyes could be donated to anyone else. He also expressed his desire to donate all parts of his body to cure others.


Final Destination – Example for Generations to Come
“My comrades died in the hope that I share their sorrow; if I keep quiet then their souls would not rest in peace and haunt me continuously.” Note by Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana found in Ambassador Car parked outside the Punjab Secretariat. This car was probably used by Shaheed Bhai Dilawar Singh Babbar to reach his final destination.

In a similar courageous fashion, on March 31st, another brave son of Guru Gobind Singh Ji will give up his life for the cause of the Khalsa Panth–but the freedom movement against tyranny and oppression will continue. Bhai Rajoana’s execution will set another example for the Sikhs to fight against injustice.

Latest News on Bhai Balwant Singh Ji Rajoana
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Bhai sahib refused to meet Damdammi Taksal's present leader Dhumma and other leads who run various deras(groups). He said that he is devoted to Akal Takhat and Guru Granth Sahib ji only.
It is in the news that Punjab Government/Police has refused to execute him in ANY of Punjab Jails. It is still unclear but we hope that Waheguru ji bless our panth so that we do not lose this real fighter of Sikh community.

Latest pictures of Bhai Balwant Singh ji Rajoana - A true Khalsa!






"Salute to the real hero for bringing justice to thousands of people who lost their lives in the terror of Indian Government"

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Prabhdeep Singh (риЯਾриИриЧри░ риЬриеਾ рипੂриХੇ) at Gurudwara Sri Bangla Sahib

Prabhdeep Singh - Tiger Jatha U.K. (риЯਾриИриЧри░ риЬриеਾ рипੂриХੇ) at Gurudwara Sri Bangla Sahib on 11 January 2012

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Knowledge Gap Among The Youth - Sikh History

Waheguru ji ka khalsa
Waheguru ji ki Fateh


While the mankind was searching for a true meaning of humans existence, Baba Nanak was trying to guide and awake the mankind towards the real meaning of humans' livelihood. It is sad and unfortunate that most of us do not even know 50% of what those great Gurus went through, how they sacrificed their lives and everything in order to spread love, peace and a real meaning to live a worthy life.

Many of us always get a thought in our minds that what is the reason of low popularity of Sikh History among the people, Why our children do not know much about sikhism, why our youth is losing the track of Guru's teachings. Why we are chasing materialistic things and giving up sikh identity by cutting down hair and shaving off beard and mustaches.  
The reason is "us" We are the reason for all that. Today, we hardly care if children in our families pay any attention to the holy paath and kirtan while we visit the Gurudwaras. We want to admit our children in good schools and we hardly care if Punjabi and Sikh History will be taught in that school or not. We do not have much time to tell them what sikhs really are and why Sikhism faith was started. When we stand in the crowd we forget that we are the ones who were created to stand apart and at the same time we should feel proud of the fact that we got this life/identity for a purpose which was led by Guru Gobind Singh ji.

If you are a true sikh of the Guru or even if you have one percent respect and love for the Guru, you should never hesitate in spreading the message of Sikhism. 


Lets take a pledge, that whenever we witness anything going wrong against the humanity, we should stand up against it and try to spread the love and peace with the help of teachings of our Guru Granth Sahib ji. Please do not make fun of any religion and do not let anyone make fun of your religion, as our Gurus said "Nobody is inferior or superior in this world, every human being is a creation of one almighty god and if he/she is sent on this earth, it is for a reason to live a life spreading peace while helping others"

It is the most difficult task to be pure, leaving all the selfishness. That is why we are called Sikhs, which really means "Learner" or who is constantly learning.  


Waheguru ji ka khalsa
Waheguru ji ki Fateh