Unicorn
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:banghead::banghead::banghead: Post the reaction from Pakistani side:angry_smile::angry_smile:
Punjabi film 'Sadda Haq', based on the Khalistan movement, banned in Delhi and Haryana: Incredible I
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alimohsan52
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Unicorn
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[hilar][hilar][hilar][hilar][hilar]
On a serious note, if we really really support khalistan, do we really think that they are not going to claim lahore and nankana sahab after getting khalistan? Why do we love separatist movements? Remember, supporting and funding a non-governmental militant movement almost always backfires. I don't see views about the movie, just an interest in the separatist movement of khalistan.
Unicorn
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100 percent correct. One can justify supporting a popular movement. Sikh separatist party in Punjab, Dal Khalsa, have failed to win a single seat. Last election they did not even run,
Unicorn
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(yapping)(yapping)(yapping) India did not ban it. Now its up to each state the film is banned in Punjab, Haryana and Local Delhi authorities only.
alimohsan52
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Dal Khalsa and other who oppose Indian hypocritical Govt. are undermined by lies and Indian people as I said before watch it as they have slave mentality. They support all criminals acts by their Govt.
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Unicorn
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40,0000[hilar][hilar] KPS Gill a great Jatt Sikh had all of these murdering thugs under control with in a year.
Qalandari
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Haha there goes my chance to win the best actor award.
alimohsan52
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Unicorn
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So, those people with slave mentality have to be fixed with the guns of these minority killers-Bravo(clap)(clap)
Unicorn
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Make sure you record Bagi Song. You might want to propose to these nut cases that they should ask for Jattistan instead and they have some hope in this area.
Good night. Pleasant dreams or delussions[hilar]
Imranpak
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
It's just a feel-good movie to make Sikh's feel proud about thesmselves over an incident where ultimately they have acheived nothing:lol::lol: Bhindrawale predicted in 1984 that his so-called martyrdom will result in the birth of Khalistan but some 30 years later this movement is getting nowhere:lol::lol:. The Pakistan movement lasted for a far shorter period before becoming a reality(clap)(clap)
I am neither anti or pro Khalistan but Sikh's listen up that you ain't gonna get an inch of Muslim majority Lahore that many off you want to be the capital of your mythical Khalistan's. Liberate yourselves from Bharat before you even start thinking off anything else for as seen before that the Indian military will not hesitate to attack your holiest shrine to teach you people a lesson.
Paklistanis should remain mutual not supporting the Indian military or the rapist Sikh's.
I am neither anti or pro Khalistan but Sikh's listen up that you ain't gonna get an inch of Muslim majority Lahore that many off you want to be the capital of your mythical Khalistan's. Liberate yourselves from Bharat before you even start thinking off anything else for as seen before that the Indian military will not hesitate to attack your holiest shrine to teach you people a lesson.
Paklistanis should remain mutual not supporting the Indian military or the rapist Sikh's.
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only_truths
Minister (2k+ posts)
These movements like Khalistan etc., have no real base in Indian Punjab where the majority of people live. Khalistan is kept alive only in internet and some of the places in Canada and UK. The support to this from some in this forum is understandable as they are more interested in anti-India than pro-Khalistani or any movements :lol:
chandbibi
Minister (2k+ posts)
Sikhism's most holy sites are in pakistani punjab. I would be worried if i was a pakistani supporting khalistan. But i do sympathize with families of innocents killed because of the acts of terrorists within their community. Sikhs are well integrated into Indian society. After all they believe in "Ek Omkar".
modern.fakir
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Yeah but the Golden Temple was not raided in Lahore but rather in Amritsar. Pakistanis only support freedom of the oppressed. When the sikhs of golden temple were attacked by their so called "own" army in INdia then they decided that India was not for them. Pakistani sikhs dont have that problem. They are fully part and parcel of the fabric of Pakistani society (bigsmile)
So they dont have this feeling of animosity or hatred towards their armed forces. If a Pakistani sikh supports the khalistan movement then so be it. They do have a point here :)
So they dont have this feeling of animosity or hatred towards their armed forces. If a Pakistani sikh supports the khalistan movement then so be it. They do have a point here :)
modern.fakir
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Since when did you become the spokesman for Khalistani sikhs ??[hilar][hilar]....This news hurts your ego thats why their is no movement ??...Then why are Khalistani sikhs making movies and your capital is busy in banning them ???
If their is NO base in Punjab then why was the movie banned for "fear of upheaval" ?? ...If there are no feelings of hatred then it should not affect anything. Apparently, your politicians know the truth and hence they have banned it (bigsmile)
If their is NO base in Punjab then why was the movie banned for "fear of upheaval" ?? ...If there are no feelings of hatred then it should not affect anything. Apparently, your politicians know the truth and hence they have banned it (bigsmile)
chandbibi
Minister (2k+ posts)
Did you not have the lal masjid incident? If it has to be done, it has to be done. But that does not mean, there are no better ways to deal with religious movements. Not a single religious movement has ever been a success. Tell me if it has been? Pakistanis are very moderate people, and peace loving too. But the extremists will do such things everywhere. I don't need to remind you that the sikhs have no love lost for pakistan. Pakistani Punjabis and Sikhs share a rather bloody past. Wounds of that kind do not heal that easily.
