Sikh Clash With Police In London

[simran345]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/stations/asiannetwork

Live Nihal show

Listen to this:

Hammer time paji just put it on

[StarStriker]

Haaaa typical, look at pathetic comments from dumb indian ppl in comments section of ndtv/times of india links. All u c is, fuddu indians, so deluded its incredible. Isi this, pakistan this, funded khalistani this etc.

[Pakandi baba]

Apparently a group of people blocked the road which caused the clash with police. This is not the sort of publicity the community needs, the media will pick up on anything negative don't give them an excuse.

Why did this group of people mentioned block the road ? Not a very clever thing to do is it.

EDIT: seen unconfirmed report on Facebook that police took a Singh's dastaar off and broke a Nishaan Sahib. No video footage to prove this.

Look, peaceful protests never see papers or make headlines, this is a fact.

We've tried it, it did not work at least it's getting coverage. No publicity is bad as the saying goes. When all other means fail...

[StarStriker]

Check this video out of a dirty scumbag fascist cop showin his true colours.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1155347381160090&id=914482778579886&refid=17&_ft_=top_level_post_id.1155347381160090%3Atl_objid.1155347381160090

[Akal Warrior]

Really think about what this has accomplished. It makes us look like a bunch of fanatical hooligans. Nothing less. This is the problem with our people. We don't think things through. We just get emotional and make noise over everything...whether it be Gurbaksh Singh, rajoana etc... Then we forget all about it until the next thing pops up. We like drama and lose control over our logical minds and get caught up in mob mentality...and then, we blame everyone else for our problems. We feel that there is this conspiracy against us, and every nation in the world hates Sikhi and wants to destroy it... Get off your high horse.

[lsingh]

Need to focus all energy back to the Punjab issue of Beadbi and Police killings.Critical actions happening there that need our full attention.

[Jonny101]

In the west we should protest peacefully for political issues that are happening in India. The people in the Indian embassy were probably gleefully watching the Sikhs pushing the police. This does not help our cause. It would have been better if Sikhs did civil disobedience type of protest like how Sikhs of the Akali movement did during the 1920s. Making noise or blocking the roads is good because it attracts media attention but don't use violence because then we will end up attracting the wrong type of attention.

[StarStriker]

Really think about what this has accomplished. It makes us look like a bunch of fanatical hooligans. Nothing less. This is the problem with our people. We don't think things through. We just get emotional and make noise over everything...whether it be Gurbaksh Singh, rajoana etc... Then we forget all about it until the next thing pops up. We like drama and lose control over our logical minds and get caught up in mob mentality...and then, we blame everyone else for our problems. We feel that there is this conspiracy against us, and every nation in the world hates Sikhi and wants to destroy it... Get off your high horse.

Deary me, so u question wat has been accomplished? Well lets c, beadbi of sggs, dictatorship of badal, the human rights violations of india and modi have been exposed bigtime over the world via social media. With jagmeets outburst on sunday morning live, and the fascist metropolitan police using illegal force on protestors, the last 6 days has been THE most productive for sikhs in the west for 30yrs, NO QUESTION. U have got white ppl hashtagging #khalistan, #sikhlivesmatters, #humanrights india etc. Tell me wen has that happened before? Funny u mention rajoana n slag off sikhs for makin noise....last time i looked, balwant singh rajoana's pending execution was STOPPED, as badal has no choice, due to the international outcry. Thanks to kesri lehar/ipledge etc.

Also the only ppl on a high horse, were the fascist police, attemptin to stamp all over our sisters n elderly. Every race in the uk is supportin sikhs, the only ppl not, r the 5% of sellout pappus and hindus of course.

So Leave it out son!

[simran345]

Look, peaceful protests never see papers or make headlines, this is a fact.

We've tried it, it did not work at least it's getting coverage. No publicity is bad as the saying goes. When all other means fail...

From my understanding, from hearing callers on BBC Asian Networks Nihals show this morning, that barriers were not put in place as they normally do, and organisers had liaised with the police beforehand telling them how many numbers would be present. Some callers said protesters spilled onto the road as there wasn't enough room thus some sitting on the road, so it couldn't really be avoided. This seems to make sense to me.

It does not make Sikhs look bad if you had heard the protesters that were actually there and exactly what happened. Nihal didn't really say much after every other caller called in with the same story.

[dallysingh101]

Really think about what this has accomplished. It makes us look like a bunch of fanatical hooligans. Nothing less. This is the problem with our people. We don't think things through. We just get emotional and make noise over everything...whether it be Gurbaksh Singh, rajoana etc... Then we forget all about it until the next thing pops up. We like drama and lose control over our logical minds and get caught up in mob mentality...and then, we blame everyone else for our problems. We feel that there is this conspiracy against us, and every nation in the world hates Sikhi and wants to destroy it... Get off your high horse.

Mate there ARE a hell of a lot of people who are anti-Sikh out there. Okay, if you're a timid, keep your eyes towards the floor type and do what you are told, they are fine. Start asserting your own interests on the political or social front and see the invisible horde emerge to try and slap us down. Whether it's things like grooming, retaining some semblance of integrity with our wedding ceremonies or politics back home.

This is not a figment of people's imagination geezer.