84 Sikh Genocide = Cruel, sad and inexplicable.
Q. Is there enough evidence to press charges against the accused ?
Ans. Yes, it's all over the internet.
Q. Why has justice not been served yet ?
Ans. Politics.
Q How many years has it been ?
Ans. 30.
Q. What's wrong ?
Ans. WE ARE.
Q. Will justice ever be served ?
Ans. YES.
First off, we need to understand, it's clearly a judicial fight, so there's got to be justice delayed is justice denied thingy attached to it adding to considerable amount of delay. Because of India's slow judiciary system, there are more than 20 million pending cases in courts, 84's massacre is just one of them.
Secondly, let's not look for reasons to derive anguish off what happened 30 years back, again it's a judicial fight. Believe in Satyamev Jayte and let the concept of Nyaya Devata elevate justice to the status of the divine.
Sikhs are fighting for justice, justice will be served when the convicts will be hanged to death or prosecuted, the apex court acquitted Sajjan Kumar, justice is delayed, okay, let's try again. PROTESTS WILL NOT DO ANY GOOD.
If you are so bent on making people aware of what happened to your families back then, choose different mediums, try talking your local newspaper vendor into sliding a pamphlet or something with truth written on it, take it upon yourself and give away free videos cds. The movie Sadda Haq is a right move. Try silent candle light march, hold discussions, do anything but block roads or fuck up metro services. Do not make common people suffer because of your fight against the government.
I've heard stories of what happened, I acknowledge the pain, plight and loss, but we've got to be responsible as citizens, parents and educators for our children. Give them a hatred free society to grow up in, and make this world really a fairy-tale for our daughters and a win-win playground for our sons. Let's not let the heat of this fire touch them.
I know this post could cause a lot of uproar in my own society against me, but I could not let common people suffer for my pain, I'm sorry I'm not a sadist.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa, waheguru ji ki fateh.
Singh ( ਸਿੰਘ )
Q. Is there enough evidence to press charges against the accused ?
Ans. Yes, it's all over the internet.
Q. Why has justice not been served yet ?
Ans. Politics.
Q How many years has it been ?
Ans. 30.
Q. What's wrong ?
Ans. WE ARE.
Q. Will justice ever be served ?
Ans. YES.
First off, we need to understand, it's clearly a judicial fight, so there's got to be justice delayed is justice denied thingy attached to it adding to considerable amount of delay. Because of India's slow judiciary system, there are more than 20 million pending cases in courts, 84's massacre is just one of them.
Secondly, let's not look for reasons to derive anguish off what happened 30 years back, again it's a judicial fight. Believe in Satyamev Jayte and let the concept of Nyaya Devata elevate justice to the status of the divine.
Sikhs are fighting for justice, justice will be served when the convicts will be hanged to death or prosecuted, the apex court acquitted Sajjan Kumar, justice is delayed, okay, let's try again. PROTESTS WILL NOT DO ANY GOOD.
If you are so bent on making people aware of what happened to your families back then, choose different mediums, try talking your local newspaper vendor into sliding a pamphlet or something with truth written on it, take it upon yourself and give away free videos cds. The movie Sadda Haq is a right move. Try silent candle light march, hold discussions, do anything but block roads or fuck up metro services. Do not make common people suffer because of your fight against the government.
I've heard stories of what happened, I acknowledge the pain, plight and loss, but we've got to be responsible as citizens, parents and educators for our children. Give them a hatred free society to grow up in, and make this world really a fairy-tale for our daughters and a win-win playground for our sons. Let's not let the heat of this fire touch them.
I know this post could cause a lot of uproar in my own society against me, but I could not let common people suffer for my pain, I'm sorry I'm not a sadist.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa, waheguru ji ki fateh.
Singh ( ਸਿੰਘ )
