A look at communal harmony in Punjab

Punjab, March 22: Communal harmony is the hallmark of the Indian society. And this is visible across the length and breadth of the country. In Punjab too, which is predominantly a Sikh majority state, people of all faiths live together in peace and harmony. Not surprising as they share the same roots, same language, same culture and food. Here Hindus pay obeisance at Gurudwaras and Sikhs take part in daily prayers at the temples, presenting a perfect example of communal amity.

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• Communal harmony
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• Khalistan
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[phillaurpolice]

They are outsiders who want to divide India at the behest of Pakistan and other western forces. But, in Punjab, the atmosphere is very cordial.

[phillaurpolice]

Those who are raising demand of Khalistan are not the people of Punjab and they are not Indians...

[SuperGurbaksh]

RAJ KAREGA KHALSA

[gorubhullar]

Punjabiis r Great.

[wesikh]

Let’s love and respect each other for what we are.

[wesikh]

Let’s be tolerant to each other and let not carried away by moral less, heart less and cunning politicians and political agendas.

[wesikh]

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.

[bakshi1974]

For every religion, community to flourish and spread freedom is must.

[bakshi1974]

Khalistan is not against anyone but it is our need to preserve our unique identity, otherwise Punjab & areas around it will become a big drug hub & a kanjarkhaana, instead of being a holy place of Gurus, Peers.

[088ik]

Just a few people are trying to indoctrinate the youth and praise pro-Khalistan terrorists who were responsible for the loss of several lives in Punjab.

This is completely wrong.

[bakshi1974]

There are some people who are resort to violence in the name of religion, disregarding the fact that they are doing disservice to their faith and humanity at large.

[MrSatnam1975]

It’s very unfortunate that they should be targeting a person like Ujjal Dosanjh whose entire career is for peace and development.