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Sikh separatist personality clinches council chair in India

Simranjeet Singh Mann, an active personality of a Khalistan transformation in Indian Punjab, has clinched a berth on a Indian council in a growth that competence have set off alarm bells for a Narendra Modi government.

Mann won a Sangrur Lok Sabha chair after defeating his nearest opposition from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Gurmail Singh, by a domain of 5,822 votes.

Mann’s win from Sangrur constituency, that was deliberate a building of AAP, is a vital reversal for a celebration in Punjab, where it came into energy usually 3 months ago. 

Speaking to a media after his electoral victory, Mann concurred a sacrifices of Sikhs, generally renouned Punjabi singer/rapper Sidhu Moosewala, who was assassinated allegedly by hitmen of a gang. However, a Sikhs cruise it as a state-sponsored murder.  

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Mann, 77, attributed his success to a tough work of all Sikhs who sacrificed their lives for their community’s cause. “The Indian supervision can't provide a Sikh transformation like it has treated Kashmiris or Naxalites who have been shot during by a Indian military with impunity,” he said.

“We have reached a theatre where India can't provide us like that,” he pronounced referring to a Sikh transformation and vowed that he would turn a voice of oppressed communities in a Indian parliament.

Mann’s feat came amid a array of actions by a Modi regime to conceal a Sikh transformation in Punjab. In one instance, a BJP supervision asked YouTube to mislay a strain of Sidhu Moosewala that highlighted a misapplication faced by Sikh farmers.

The song, ‘SYL’, garnered some-more than 25 million views within 24 hours of a recover and was a slain singer’s final recording. Apart from a H2O issues, it also reflects on a 1984 Sikh riots, rancher laws and a hoisting of Khalistan dwindle on Delhi’s Red Fort during a farmers protests of 2021.

Similarly, a Indian supervision has taken measures to shorten a transformation of Sikh pilgrims who revisit Pakistan for eremite tourism.

As per a government, a yatris cannot stay during a homes of their Pakistani hosts, else they would be blacklisted. The Sikh pilgrims could usually stay during Gurdwaras.

The Sikh village had organized mass protests opposite India and hold a year-long sit-in opposite a new tillage laws introduced by a BJP government. Subsequently, a supervision had to surrender and a laws were repealed.