Sikh Marriage Act

[sikh_assasin]

Sikh marriage act

The Sikh marriage act was in action before 1947 the British implemented it around the 19th century however when the Hindu government came into power in 1947 they got rid of it and implemented the Hindu marriage act and also included the Sikh nation as Hindus in the Indian constitution. This is why our so called leaders such as BADAL and TULSI today do not want us to have a Sikh marriage act because they know that if they were to implement the Sikh marriage act today they would also have to amend the Indian constitution to recognise the Sikh nation as a separate nation. Thereby any so called Sikh leader who apposes the Sikh marriage act is a Indian government puppet and should not be trusted

Mr Singh

[mann_kaum_layee_qurbaan]

because badal is a clever politician. he is just "sikh enough" to get sikh votes and smart enough to keep hindu votes.

sadly, asserting sikh identity in India is seen as anti-national in india, thus the strained hindu-sikh relations, which everyone is in denial about.

there is a serious disconnect with what the sikhs are saying and what the hindu majority is hearing or blocking out. when in 1984 sant sipahi jarnail singh wanted equal rights for sikhs, the hindu majority was told that he wants khalistan.

when sikhs demanded justice for punjab police extra judicial killings, the world was told that Pakistan is trying to destroy india.

when sikhs want the constitution changed to refelct their religious sovereignty, people are told that terrorism is trying to revive itself.

it's time the indian nation takes a dose of reality and wake up and smell the tea. the sikhs are trying to say something, again.

peace.

[Babbar Shere]

money...politcs is all about how deep your pockets are....

[jai_ho]

...people power is the greatest weapon and when peole are singhs with guru on their side then even mighty rivers give way :WW:

[sikh_assasin]

I also wanted to bring to the attention of the sangat that India has over 70 registered holy cities yet not one of those is a Sikh city not even Amritsar. Due to the Sikhs not being recognised we have no rights to a holy city. The Sikh population of India is under major invasion yet people are simply sitting back I feel as a nation we should be a little more pro active and maybe think outside the box.