If Modi and Shah want to live among Punjabis and Sikhs, they should first accept their crimes and face the punishment: Mann

 If Modi and Shah want to live among Punjabis and Sikhs, they should first accept their crimes and face the punishment: Mann

👉 Living in Punjab under the protection of 8 thousand police personnel is a big fear due to the black deeds against humanity

New Delhi February 3, (Manpreet Singh Khalsa):- The ruler of any country, state, city or village is the one whose pro-people deeds and service earns love and respect from the heart and soul. The ruler who has come to a state like Punjab by deploying an army of 8 thousand police personnel and deploying the intelligence department, the hatred imposed by the police personnel proves that he was a big fear due to his own black deeds against humanity. This had to be done because Modi and his cruel gang consisting of Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Security Advisor Ajit Doval, RAW Chief Ravi Sinha and former RAW Chief Sammat Goyal had attempted to assassinate Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Ripudaman Singh Malik and Sukhdul Singh Canada, Avtar Singh Khanda Britain, Paramjit Singh Panjwar and Lakhbir Singh Rode Pakistan, Deep Singh Sidhu Haryana, Subhdeep Singh Sidhu Musewala and Gurpreet Singh Harino and to kill American citizen Gurpatwant Singh Pannu. Apart from this, these murderers have violated the sovereignty of the American country and other countries and have also violated the Monroe Doctrine of America. That is why they could not stand without such great security among Punjabis and Sikhs. The history of the Sikh community is a witness that it has never accepted anyone's slavery and never forgives its enemies. A Sikh cannot even look at anyone who is his friend. These immoral partisan rulers have brought this upon the Sikhs themselves. If Modi and Shah want to make peace between Punjabis and Sikhs, then they can win the hearts and minds of the Sikhs only by making them accept their crimes and face the punishment for them. Not by playing political chess. This view was expressed by S. Simranjit Singh Mann, President of Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar), citing the fear of the misdeeds committed by Mr. Modi on his visit to Dera Ballan and the deployment of a large contingent of 8 thousand police personnel. He said that it is also necessary to mention here that gangsters like Lars Bisnoi have been kept under the protection of Modi-Shah in Sabarmati Jail in Gujarat to target their political enemies. This truth has also been stated at the international level by the report issued by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police of Canada. Then how can Mr. Modi and Shah escape the blame for the murders of the above Sikhs? It is because of the murders committed by the Sikh community that the BJP-RSS has started a war with the Sikh community. Only by correcting their mistake in this can these rulers read a new chapter in Punjab. The explosive atmosphere can be calmed not by abusing the gangsters for their own purposes, but by giving them a straight path. We are very keen to have a table talk on this serious issue. Such issues cannot be solved by keeping a knife in the mouth and a knife in the armpit. If Modi wants to honestly correct the deteriorating political and geographical conditions of India, then he will have to sit in a table talk with the Sikh community with honesty and seriousness on every issue. The Gurus have given the Sikh community a separate, unique and respected identity at the global level. Our different speech, language, dress, food and drink are different. Whereas the current BJP-RSS and their allies with Manusmriti mindset have been wanting to absorb Sikhism for a long time, which cannot happen. Only by using the Sikh community in the right direction and honestly, can there be good initiatives for humanity. Not through political calculations and games, they will be able to mislead the Sikhs. It would be better if we could have a table talk with them on how to implement the truth of the nation that was created by overcoming great trials, from Guru Nanak Sahib to the 10 Gurus, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.