very true personality ..thankz for sharing thiz .. the only thing i didnt like was the usage of word "maharaj " for baba nand singh when guru granth sahib ji is mentiond in the same text ...

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teh j kisey bhuddi mata di nigah kamjoor ho gee ,, she be liek .. kaddo mera duja akha da joda .. lagda puriyan di service hon wali ah ..

i neverd heard about him .. and can u please xplain a bit more about his life history ???

go*

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awsome shit  bro

tenu pata bai sadey v meeh peh geya ..

kall nalo waddh geya ta pata ne .. buu 160 lbz

NOTHING IS GOOD BY SGPC
SGPC IS NW A FAKE COMMUNITY
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totally !!!

same news .. dude its in ajit jalandhar .. i cant copy nd paste the xact text buh cchk out hiz link

http://newspaper.ajitjalandhar.com/index.php?date=June+27%2C+2010&dtid=20100627&go=go

Manmohan Singh asks Canada to curb Sikh militancy from its soil
 
PTI 
Saturday, June 26, 2010 23:08 
 


Prime minister Manmohan Singh has said there are some elements "wedded to terrorism" outside India, including in Canada, who try to keep the issue of Sikh militancy alive and asked Ottawa to curb such anti-India activities from its soil.
           
"Sikh extremism, separatism and militancy were a problem in India more than two decades ago. Today, Punjab is at peace and there is growth and prosperity. There are, however, some elements outside India, including in Canada, who try to keep this issue alive for their own purposes. In many cases, such elements have links to or are themselves wedded to terrorism," Singh, who is here to attend the G-20 Summit told Toronto Star in an interview.
           
Singh, a Sikh himself, has asked Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper, in at least two of his three bilateral meetings, to crack down on Sikh extremists in Canada, the newspaper said.
           
Such Indian complaints date back to the 1985 Air India bombing which killed all 329 on board, the worst terrorist atrocity in Canadian history, it said.
           
"Their activities are a reason for both governments — in India and in Canada — to be concerned. We have sensitised the Canadian authorities in this matter. We have been pointing out that Sikh extremism in Canada, which has no support in India, is not good for Canada," Singh said.
           
"We feel that vigilance and close co-operation between both governments on the issue is necessary."
           
Responding to a question on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots Singh said, "It is not correct to say that India has failed to bring the perpetrators of the 1984 attacks on Sikhs in New Delhi to justice."
           
"A judicial commission was set up to look into these attacks. Recently, one of the cases was heard in the Delhi sessions court on the basis of the charges framed by the Central Bureau of Investigation," Singh said when asked whether the government has failed to bring to justice the perpetrators of the 1984 riots.
 
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