Diljeet Dosanjh asks Khalistani supporters to leave his concert

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He was called khalistani by many people on this forum..guess everything you read here is not true..

Originally posted by: cougarTown

He was called khalistani by many people on this forum..guess everything you read here is not true..

One of the regular member here(pro-sanghi) comes regularly in MID to mock me as khalistani just because I am a Punjabi guy.

Everything related to punjab is not khalistan, Diljit prove this point very well.

Originally posted by: Bagarh.Billa

One of the regular member here(pro-sanghi) comes regularly in MID to mock me as khalistani just because I am a Punjabi guy.

Everything related to punjab is not khalistan, Diljit prove this point very well.

I am a punjabi too..

i don't know what khalistani means..but i guess that was not in good taste..they always target diljeet..even recently he was on Jimmy Fallon show and said i am from Punjab..and people attacked him for saying Punjab and not India..i mean what the 🤦

Originally posted by: cougarTown

I am a punjabi too..

i don't know what khalistani means..but i guess that was not in good taste..they always target diljeet..even recently he was on Jimmy Fallon show and said i am from Punjab..and people attacked him for saying Punjab and not India..i mean what the 🤦

The Khalistan movement is a separatist campaign seeking to establish an independent sovereign state called "Khalistan" (Land of the Khalsa) for Sikhs, carved out of Punjab in India. The movement peaked in the 1980s, characterized by violent insurgency, and saw a decline in the 1990s due to state crackdowns. The movement has resurfaced periodically, with support primarily stemming from sections of the diaspora in countries like Canada, the UK, and the USA.

Originally posted by: Bagarh.Billa

The Khalistan movement is a separatist campaign seeking to establish an independent sovereign state called "Khalistan" (Land of the Khalsa) for Sikhs, carved out of Punjab in India. The movement peaked in the 1980s, characterized by violent insurgency, and saw a decline in the 1990s due to state crackdowns. The movement has resurfaced periodically, with support primarily stemming from sections of the diaspora in countries like Canada, the UK, and the USA.

So this is designated as a terrorist organization? This is what i read often and assume from here..i am again not very literate on that but thanks for the explanation

Originally posted by: cougarTown

So this is designated as a terrorist organization? This is what i read often and assume from here..i am again not very literate on that but thanks for the explanation

Yes many Khalistani movements and groups are deemed terrorist organizations, but it isn't recognized worldwide as one, like ISIS. Plus there are no recognized members of these organizations often, which means a lot of these people can move abroad to other countries. It's why in Canada, in UK, and in US there are big groups of Khalistani supporters. They've been getting active again recently. In 2023, here in Canada, things reached it's peak when Hardeep Nijjar was murdered in Surrey and the then-PM Trudeau blamed India for it. It soured relationships for a bit because India recognized Nijjar as a terrorist and in Canada we didn't, so the accusation was considered very farfetched.

Originally posted by: cougarTown

I am a punjabi too..

i don't know what khalistani means..but i guess that was not in good taste..they always target diljeet..even recently he was on Jimmy Fallon show and said i am from Punjab..and people attacked him for saying Punjab and not India..i mean what the 🤦

@ Bold: I know! And Diljit had to clarify that he went on the Jimmy Fallon show specifically to promote Punjabi welfare and show Punjabis as more than just Khalistan, so of course he would say he's from Punjab and not India.