Bahoot sohna likhiya Sonu 22 g... keep it up bro.. gud job

ssa dev 22 g .... first of all im sorry to hear bout ur sister operation... and secondly i thanks u a lot tht u post this information... really gud job..

thanks again keep it up bro...

How dare you call someone's reeti rivaaj fokke? Who the heck are you to judge someone else's beliefs and ways?

cham chrik khand babu ne bilkul sahi kiha k sikh religion manan waliya lai eh sab murti puja sirf te sirf fokke riti riwaj aa... doesn't matter k oh koun aa par je koi sikh hoke eh sab karda te ohnu sirf foke riti riwaj e kah sakde aa hor kuch nai... te jo kuch newyork mandir ch ho riha oh koi sikh dharam de satkar lai nai ho riha oh sirf dukandari aa k kive na kive sikhan nu us naal jodiyan jave ... asi kise nu kise v dharam manan do nai rokde hindu apne dharam nu manan te muslim apne nu... te na asi kise dharam de khilaf aa... par je koi sade dharam wich dakhal andaji karda te shri guru granth sahib di disrespect karda te ohnu ohdi saja jaroor diti jaougi... fer chahe ho kise v dharam nu manan wala hove..

Sahi keha..Mein b ahi sab paryea..Par pics matlab guruaa de foto ghar la sakde aa..oh ek hisaab naal foto nu matha ni tekde guru nu tekde aa..Par jimme khida..rab dillan de andar vasda..respect karni te diloon kroo..Baki Koi ksise de dharam de khilaaf ni hunda..hallat hudne ne eh..jesnu asi hor treekee naal vekhde chalo ssa Rab rakha

Waheguru ji ka khalsa...
Waheguru ji kee fateh...

Decent_mithikuri tusi sahi kiha k pics ghar liya sakde aa par ohna nu matha nai tek sakde.... te duji gal jehdi tusi kahi k rab dil de under wasda ..... oh sab nu patta k rab de de under aa... par jadon apan kise school ch admission laine aa te ohde kuch asool hunde aa te oh apan nu follow karne painde aa.. apan eh nai kah sakde te school de layi sade dil ch bahoot pyar aa par asi ohde asool follow nai karne... is taran e sikhi de school te wich kuch asool aa te sanu sab nu oh asool follow karne paine aa ek sikh hon de naate... te jehdi dooji gal tusi kahi aa k koi dharam kise de khilaaf nai hunda.. main manda koi dharam khilaf nai hunda par ohnu manan wale te galat ho sakde aa... ja kuch k sansthawan edan diyan jihna da maksad e duje dharam nu finish karna aa.. jive kee RSS..
je meri eh gal sach nai aa.... te tuhanu kee lagda k june 84 edan de kee haalat ho gaye c k shri harmandir sahib te attack karna piya govt. nu ???? ja fer nov. 84 ch jo delhi hoya oh sab ek incident c ??? je eh kuch sikhan ne karna hunda te oh v hinduyan de gharan nu fuk sakde c te ohna nu maar sakde c june 84 de attack to baad. par sikhan ne sare hinduyan nu nai sirf te sirf ohnu saja diti jihdi galti c.. i mean Indira Gandhi nu... par ohna ne kee kita begunah sikhan nu marna shuru kar dita te chhote chhote bache v nai bakhashe gaye... kee ohna chhote chhote bachiyan ne indira nu mariya c ????? je ehna hinduyan nu apni ma (indira) mari te ena gussa aaya te kee gal jadon piyo (mahatma ghandi) mariya udon ehna di ankh kithe gayi c ???? ja sirf es karke udon eh nai bole k ohnu ek hindu (nathu ram godse) ne mariya c ????? so please be aware all of this otherwise its gonna be very very hard time for our sikhs.... utho te dekho kee ho riha sade naal...
Waheguru ji ka khalsa....
Waheguru ji kee fateh....











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Yaar tusi v sab kee gallan kari jane aa ena ch koi v pic purani nai aa dono bilkul new aa... eh ohi akhanda path sahib aa jehde padal ne dera ballan de babe di tandusti waste rakhvaye aa... te ohna naal e bah k gal baat kar riha... badi herani di gal aa k guru maharaj de darbar ch baithan lage te gode dard karde aa... par dere jake bahan lage gode dard nai karde... Gagan 22 g main manda k gurughar chairs lagiyan par oh disablaed lokan waste aa na kee badal warge pakhandi lokan layi... tusi sayad pic ch dhayan naal dekhiya nai k darbar sahib te oh chair te baitha par dere wale babe naal thale baitha.... kee gal udon ohde gode sahi ho gaye c ????? yaar apni jo eh anni sharda na babeyan waste te badal warge leadran waste oh badlan di lod aa ta kee apan sach di gal kar sakiya.. na kee kise party di ya kise bande di...

Waheguru ji ka khalsa
Waheguru ji ki fateh...
Jive kee tuhanu sab nu patta k June month Sikh History wich kina important din aa...for example...
1 june
1748: 10,000 Sikhs were massacared in the Small Holocaust..
1984: Indian forces initiated their first day of assault on the Golden Temple complex.
3rd june
1947: Mountbatten announced the division of the Punjab.
1984: Sri Darbar Sahib was invaded by Indian Armed Forces. The Indian Government imposed 36 hrs. of curfew beginning at 9pm and handed over the Punjab to its Armed Forces.
4th june
1984: Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar along with more than 120 other shrines were under continous attack by the Indian Armed Forces.
5th june
984: A fierce battle in the Golden Temple Complex continued as the Sri Akal Takhat was attacked with heavy artillery and tanks.
6th june
1984: Indian Army's final assault on Sri Darbar Sahib and the Akal Takhat was begun. Additionally, 37 other Gurdwaras were attacked.
1984: The Sikh Reference Library was destroyed.
1984: GurSikhs from rural Punjab marched to defend Sri Darbar Sahib despite the heavy presence of armed forces.

1984: The Sikh soldier rebellion began. Several Sikh soldiers were killed and thousands were arrested.
11th june
1982: 15 Beedhs of Sri Guru Granth Sahib were burned at the village of Makha.
20th june
1670: Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji was arrested in Delhi.
is karke june month sikh history da bahoot important month aa... te meri request aa tuhade sab agge hath jod ke kee apan pura year bahoot sariyan gallan battan te topic post karde aa par sirf te sirf ke june mahine wich je apan ohna saheedan nu yaad kar sakiye te sayad jo ohna ne sade lai kita ohda kuch karz utar sakiye... plz meri request aa k jive v topic apan is bare post kar sakde aa ja information share kar sakde aa kariye... bade afsos naal kahina pai riha k je ajj apan eh sochke baithe rahiye k sikh leadar sade lai kuch karange... ohna kol sanu te sade sikh dharam nu den layi kuch nai aa te naa ohna to umeed kiti ja sakdi aa... So plz jina ne sade layi kurbaniyan ditiyan ja je apne dharam layi ja pher je sach lai ladna te oh sanu apne aap ladna paina... kise ne sadi help nai karni... specially sikh leader ne te bilkul v nai... te fer kiyon na is di shuruaat ohna saheedan nu yaad karke kiti jave jina ne sade layi sab kuch waar dita... bas eniyan k bentiyan karniya c je tuhanu changiyan lagan te sath jaroor dena.... nai te rab rakha sada te sadiyan aoun waliya peediyan da...

Waheguru ji ka khalsa..
Waheguru ji kee fateh....

Deep ji thanks tuhada k tusi es topic ch interest dikhaya te informaion share kiti sade naal...plz age to v edan di information sade naal share karde rahina....
hanji jive ke tusi dekhiya k lado rani and sayad hor v kai sade members aa jihna nu wade wade topic padan ch problem aundi aa ja fer ohnu nu ena kuch padna boring lagda... ohna lai main eh video post karan lagga ithe.. plz tusi sare jane eh video jaroor dekho te je ho sakda te hor lokan nu v daso is video bare.. jo sariyan nu patta lag sake k sikhan naal kee ho riha india ch..
plz everyone watch these videos..... thanks

Operation Bluestar - The Untold Story Of India - Part 1

Operation Bluestar The Untold Story Of India Part 2

Waheguru ji ka khalsa...
Waheguru ji kee fateh...

lado rani plz don't make fun of this topic..... plz be serious bout it... sahi kiha tu lado rani k kihde kol ena time aa k oh ena wada topic pade.... oh log te pagal c jehde sade layi saheediyan pa gaye... ja jehde gharon beghar ho gaye... afsos hunda edan diyan gallan sunke k jihna na sade layi ena kuch kita sade kol ajj time e nai ohna bare kuch padan lai...

Sequence of Events...

A recapitulation of the 1984 Delhi carnage in which about 4,000 Sikhs were massacred in three days in the wake of Indira Gandhi’s assassination.

October 31, 1984:

9.20 am: Indira Gandhi was shot by two of her security guards at her residence No. 1, Safdarjung Road, and rushed to All India Institute of Medical Sciences.

11 am: Announcement on All India Radio specifying that the guards who shot Indira Gandhi were Sikhs. A big crowd was collecting near AIIMS.

2 pm:  Though her death was yet to be confirmed officially, it became common knowledge because of BBC bulletins and special afternoon editions of newspapers.  

4 pm: Rajiv Gandhi returned from West Bengal and reached AIIMS. Stray incidents of attacks on Sikhs in and around that area.

5.30 pm: The cavalcade of President Zail Singh, who returned from a foreign visit, was stoned as it approached AIIMS.  

Late evening and night: Mobs fanned out in different directions from AIIMS. The violence against Sikhs spread, starting in the neighbouring constituency of Congress councillor Arjun Dass. The violence included the burning of vehicles and other properties of Sikhs. That happened even in VIP areas like the crossroads near Prithviraj Road where cars and scooters belonging to Sikhs were burnt.

Shortly after Rajiv Gandhi was sworn in as Prime Minister, senior advocate and Opposition leader Ram Jethmalani met home minister P.V. Narasimha Rao and urged him to act fast and save Sikhs from further attacks. Delhi’s lt governor P.G. Gavai and police commissioner S.C. Tandon visited some of the violence-affected areas. Despite all these developments, no measures were taken to control the violence or prevent further attacks on Sikhs throughout the night between October 31 and November 1.

November 1, 1984:

Several Congress leaders held meetings on the night of October 31 and morning of November 1, mobilising their followers to attack Sikhs on a mass scale. The first killing of a Sikh reported from east Delhi in the early hours of November 1. About 9 am, armed mobs took over the streets of Delhi and launched a massacre. Everywhere the first targets were Gurudwaras – to prevent Sikhs from collecting there and putting up a combined defence.  

Mobs were armed with iron rods of a uniform size. Activist editor Madhu Kishwar saw some of the rods being distributed among the miscreants. Mobs also had an abundant supply of petrol and kerosene. Victims traced the source of kerosene to dealers belonging to the Congress party. For instance, a Congress worker called Brahmanand Gupta, a kerosene dealer, figures prominently in affidavits filed from Sultanpuri.

Every police station had a strength of about 100 men and 50-60 weapons. Yet, no action was taken against miscreants in most places. The few places where the local police station took prompt measures against mobs, hardly any killings took place there. Farsh Bazar and Karol Bagh are two such examples. But in other localities, the priority of the police, as it emerges from the statement of the then police commissioner S.C. Tandon  before the Nanavati Commission, was to take action against Sikhs who dared to offer resistence. All the Sikhs who fired in self-defence were disarmed by the police and even arrested on trumped up charges.

Mobs generally included teams attending to specific tasks. When shops were to be looted, the first team that gets into action would kill and remove all obstacles. The second team specialises in breaking locks. The third team would engage in looting. And the fourth team would set the place on fire.

Most of the mobs were led by Congress members, including those from affluent families. For instance, a Youth Congress leader called Satsangi led a mob in the posh Maharani Bagh. The worst affected areas were however far flung, low income colonies like Trilokpuri, Mongolpuri, Sultanpuri and Palam Colony.  

The Congress leaders identified by the victims as organisers of the carnage include three MPs H.K.L. Bhagat, Sajjan Kumar and Dharam Dass Shastri and 10 councillors Arjan Dass, Ashok Kumar, Deep Chand, Sukhan Lal Sood, Ram Narayan Verma, D.R. Chhabbra, Bharat Singh, Vasudev, Dharam Singh and Mela Ram.  

November 2,1984:

Curfew was in force throughout Delhi – but only on paper. The Army was also deployed throughout Delhi but nowhere was it effective because the police did not co-operate with the soldiers who were not empowered to open fire without the consent of senior police officers or executive magistrates. Meanwhile, mobs continued to rampage with the same ferocity.

November 3,1984:

It was only towards the evening of November 3 that the police and the Army acted in unison and the violence subsided immediately after that. Whatever violence took place the next two or three days was on a much smaller scale and rather sporadic.

Aftermath of the carnage:

Most of the arrested miscreants were released at the earliest. But the Sikhs arrested for firing in self-defence generally remained in detention for some weeks. Worse, there was also a pattern throughout Delhi of the police not registering proper cases on the complaints of victims. Instead, the police registered vaguely worded omnibus FIRs which did not deal with any specific incident or person. As if the damage done by such FIRs was not bad enough, the police made little effort to investigate the cases and trace the miscreants. The only acknowledgement of any wrongdoing on their part was the appointment of a committee headed by senior police officer Ved Marwah to probe the role of the police.

Two remarkable initiatives that came on the same month as the carnage, in a bid to make up for the failure of the Government, were from human rights organisations and a leading Opposition party. People’s Union of Civil Liberties and People’s Union for Democratic Rights came out with a devastating expose in a booklet titled, Who are the guilty? The Bharatiya Janata Party contradicted the Government’s claim then that only 600 people were killed in the Delhi carnage. On the basis of a survey done by its cadres, the BJP came out with a death toll of 2,700, which is remarkably close to the official tally of 2,733 arrived at three years later.

On December 27, 1984, the Lok Sabha elections were held and the Congress party had a landslide victory bagging over 400 seats for the first and so far the only time in the Indian electoral history. The election held under the shadow of Indira Gandhi’s assassination and the subsequent massacre was marked by an anti-Sikh sentiment whipped up by the Congress party campaign.

In the early months of 1985, two more NGO reports followed: one by Citizens for Democracy headed by Justice V.M. Tarkunde and another by a Citizens’ Commission headed by former chief justice of India S.M. Sikri. Both indicted the Government and the ruling party and called for a judicial inquiry.

A journalist, Rahul Kuldeep Bedi, filed a writ petition in the Delhi high court seeking an inquiry into the role of the police. PUDR filed a writ petition in the same court seeking a direction to the Government to appoint a Commission of Inquiry. Both the petitions were dismissed.

On April 26, 1985, i.e. almost six months after the carnage, the Rajiv Gandhi Government appointed the Ranganath Misra Commission to inquire into “the allegations in regard to the incidents of organised violence” in Delhi.

In June 1985, a group of eminent persons and representative of human rights organisations came together under the banner of the Citizens Justice Committee (CJC) to help the Misra Commission unravel the truth.

The Misra Commission held all its proceedings in camera and took the help of the CJC to get affidavits from victims.

On March 31, 1986, the CJC notified its withdrawal as the Misra Commission kept it out of most of the inquiry holding “in camera proceedings within in camera.”

In August 1986, the Misra Commission submitted its report to the Government, which in turn tabled it in Parliament in February 1987. The report vindicated the CJC’s apprehension that the Misra Commission would whitewash the role of the Government and the ruling Congress party.

On February 23, 1987, the Government appointed three committees on the recommendation of the Misra Commission. (1) Jain-Banerjee committee to pursue cases that have either not been registered or not properly investigated. (2) Kapur-Mittal committee to identify delinquent police officials. (3) Ahooja committee to arrive at the official death toll of the carnage.

In August 1987, the Ahooja committee determined that the number of persons killed in Delhi in the 1984 carnage were 2,733.

In November 1987, the Delhi high court stayed the functioning of the Jain-Banerjee committee because of its very first recommendation, which was to register a murder case against former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar. The petition was filed by one of the co-accused, Brahmanand Gupta.

In October 1989, the Delhi high court quashed the notification appointing the Jain-Banerjee committee. The court found that the powers of monitoring of investigation and the institution of new case conferred on the committee were illegal.

March 1, 1990: The two members of the Kapur-Mittal committee gave separate reports. Justice Dalip Kapur gave no finding on the ground that the committee had not been empowered to summon police officials to hear their version. Kusum Lata Mittal identified 72 police officials, including six IPS officers, recommending various penalties against them.

March 27, 1990: The Delhi Administration prompted by the newly elected V.P. Singh Government appointed the Poti-Rosha committee without the legal defects pointed out by the high court in the case of the Jain-Banerjee committee.

August-September 1990: The Poti-Rosha committee sent two batches of recommendations covering altogether 30 affidavits, including the case against Sajjan Kumar. When a CBI team went to his house to arrest him, Sajjan Kumar and his supporters locked up the officials and detained them till his lawyer, R.K. Anand (now a Congress MP), obtained “anticipatory bail” from the high court. Subsequently, the two committee members, Subramaniam Poti and Padam Rosha, declined to carry on in office when their first term expired on September 22.

October-November 1990: The Delhi Administration constituted a fresh committee comprising J.D. Jain and D.K. Aggarwal, to take over the work of the Poti-Rosha committee.

June 30, 1993: After making recommendations from time to time from among the remaining 1,000-odd affidavits, including 21 affidavits against Congress leaders H.K.L Bhagat and Sajjan Kumar, the Jain-Aggarwal committee submitted a detailed report giving a comprehensive account of how the police scuttled carnage cases at the stages of registration, investigation and prosecution. The Jain-Aggarwal committee also recommendation action several police officials for their lapses.

1994: The Delhi Government under Madan Lal Khurana appointed an Advisory Committee under the chairmanship of Justice R.S. Naroola. The Advisory Committee reviewed the status of the recommendations made the Poti-Rosha committee, Jain-Aggarwal committee and Kapur-Mittal committee. The Advisory Committee also made a particular reference to the failure of the police, which came under the Congress-ruled Central government, to book the cases recommended against Congress leaders H.K.L. Bhagat and Sajjan Kumar.

1995:  On the basis of the Advisory Committee’s report, Delhi chief minister Madan Lal Khurana repeatedly asked the Centre to let the police take action on the 21 affidavits against Congress leaders H.K.L. Bhagat and Sajjan Kumar. It was only when Khurana threatened to complain to the National Human Rights Commission, the Centre sent those affidavits to the Delhi Government.  

2000: The Atal Behari Vajpayee Government appointed a fresh judicial inquiry into the 1984 carnage under the chairmanship of Justice G.T. Nanavati. The justification offered for it was the failure to punish the guilty. Despite the lapse of over 15 years, the Nanavati Commission received hundreds of fresh affidavits from victims as well as victims, including prominent persons such as I.K. Gujral, Khushwant Singh, Kuldip Nayar and Jagjit Singh Aurora.

2001-02: The Nanavati Commission records much damaging evidence brought on record for the first time since 1984. Arguments pending at the time of release of this CD.  

Thanks guys...

And meri request aa all pj members nu k june 1984 to laike hun tak jo hoya ohdi information jini v jihde kol hove ithe share kare jo sanu sab nu ohde baare patta lag sake.....
te main ek hor topic shuru karan lagga Carnage 84 plz jo v information hove othe share karo....

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