Eternal fight for Khalistan & the inevitable breakup of India

The Sikh militancy is the direct consequence of the Indian state's all-out war against every facet of Sikh life — religion, language, history, culture, education and economy. Treated as an expendable species, reduced to third grade citizens through a series of draconian laws, the likes of which no other country has on its statutes, and faced with the crimes committed against them by Indian security forces which even go beyond the scope of these draconian laws, a section of the Sikh community took to arms to free their homeland.

Small in numbers they have faced as many as 500,000 troops, paramilitary and police personnel and inflicted comparable damage on the adversary despite such heavy odds. Sikh freedom fighters also filled the vacuum created by the doddering, collaborative and selfish leadership which shamefacedly capitulated in the wake of India's onslaught Our heart goes out to those brave young men who have kept the flag flying notwithstanding that their life span is cut down to months or a few years after they join the ranks of the militants.

Although the Sikhs belonging to Congress and Communist parties are treated no different from other Sikhs when the chips are down, as during post Indira Gandhi genocide, they continue to sing their master's praises and sheepishly pride themselves as belonging to the national mainstream, a euphemism for collaborators and fence sitters.

In the life of every nation under siege, a situation and time come when it must decide whether to submit to or resist oppression. That time is upon us. In the context of the glorious Sikh tradition and logic of history, the choice is obvious.

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[winforwarrior]

Long Live The Republic Of Khalistan,

[IBainsI]

good video man

KHALISTAN ZINDAABAD!

[MaiHarinder]

And brave young women. Although fewer in number than our Singh brothers, please don't forget that the blood of us Kaurs has also watered the fields of occupied Khalistan.