Canadian 'Liberal' Subs Trying to Silence Sikh Voices
Not the first time this Subreddit has removed news articles that show Sikhs as victims of targeted violence
This sub removed my post and stated it was because I didn't have a source and edited the contents
When I provided a source with link, and copied and pasted the article because it's behind paywall
And this sub is supposed to be hailed liberal
Man arrested in suspected hate-motivated assault in Toronto
thestar.com"Modi Is the 11th Avatar of Vishnu" | "India Is Finally a Respected Nation Saar"
Toronto St. Clair West's "Little Portugal" Celebrates by Blocking Streets — When Europeans Do It, It's Passion; When Brown Communities Do It, It's a "Public Disorder" Problem
The Biggest Threat to the Panth? The Two-Faced "Sikhs" Playing Dirty Politics Within the Panth
Is It Illegal to Put Sant Baba Jarnail Singh Khalsa Bhindranwale's Photo on Your Vehicle in India?
Henry Nowak’s arresting officers investigated for gross misconduct
thetimes.comMillions Benefit From Seva Projects & Langar, Yet So Many Vulnerable Gursikh Families Can't Make Ends Meet | It's Time the Panth Prioritized Its Own
Two more men jailed for Henry Nowak Southampton protest violence
bbc.comWhy Is Punjabi Being Sidelined in Punjab While Hindi Gains Influence? | Why Doesn't Any Other State Promote Hindi to the Same Extent as Punjab?
The Sikh & Nihang Jathedars/Jathebandis Need to Address the Growing Problem of Nihang Cosplayers Like Vicky Thomas
After the Nihangs successfully concluded the Uttarakhand Morcha, before many of our Singhs had even made it back home, Vicky Thomas was once again busy attacking and defaming the very Sikh way of life he claims to champion.
At this point, it seems he's more interested in creating outrage and generating engagement than helping resolve issues affecting the Panth. In fact, he's arguably created more controversies within the Panth than he's helped solve.
The recent video is a perfect example. Instead of allowing the matter to be properly investigated and verified, he helped turn it into a viral spectacle. Any serious issue deserves due diligence first, facts second, and resolution third—not social media sensationalism.
Not every issue needs to be broadcast to the world for clicks and attention. Many matters should be handled responsibly within the Panth through proper channels and institutions.
The bigger question is: why are we allowing outsiders to dictate who is and isn't a Sikh? Why do we keep giving people with no authority over Sikh affairs a platform to define our identity, our traditions, and our institutions?
If we don't set those boundaries ourselves, others will continue trying to do it for us.