Jump to content

How sikhs can get closer to Haryana jaats politically!

shastarSingh
 Share

Recommended Posts

shastarSingh

shastarSingh

Posted
Posted

Sir Chhoturam was a great jaat leader who did great things for the farmers, both sikh and non sikh, before 1947 in undivided Punjab.

Lately, haryana jaats hv started becoming sikhs. They almost worship Sir Chhoturam. We Sikhs shud also acknowledge Sir Chhoturam as a great pro farmer, pro sikh leader.

This will bring us closer to Haryana jaats who are interested in sikhi.

Sardar Simranjit Singh Mann has declared to establish a university on the name of Sir Chhoturam.

2
Link to comment
Share on other sites
shastarSingh

shastarSingh

Posted
  • Author
Posted
On 7/8/2022 at 7:07 PM, shastarSingh said:

Biography on Sir Chhoturam

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0w4ckqTeLJMLjFKBc1JU4ZasQFVkNxdbHv1dY7dAWr1UmkCG2Zagfm5f6om9yZLhRl&id=100050850813377

https://hook2book.com/kisaana-da-maseeha-sir-chhotu-ram-by-pro-basant-singh-brar-punjabi-prose-book-online

Very good book in Punjabi on Sir Chottu Ram by Prof. Basant Singh Brar.

Professor Sahib also wrote a short article based on his book for a newspaper 'Punjabi jagran' which I m attaching.

124133191_3504742016227672_6864857037723240769_n.jpg

0
Link to comment
Share on other sites
shastarSingh

shastarSingh

Posted
  • Author
Posted
1 hour ago, shastarSingh said:

https://hook2book.com/kisaana-da-maseeha-sir-chhotu-ram-by-pro-basant-singh-brar-punjabi-prose-book-online

Very good book in Punjabi on Sir Chottu Ram by Prof. Basant Singh Brar.

Professor Sahib also wrote a short article based on his book for a newspaper 'Punjabi jagran' which I m attaching.

124133191_3504742016227672_6864857037723240769_n.jpg

Had a talk with prof. Basant Singh Brar.

His no. Is +919814941214

Some things professor sahib told about Sir Chhoturam :

1. He was given title of 'Sir' by britishers.

2. He once said that britishers are white Banniyas and are better administrators than the Indian politicians whom he called black banniyaas.

There was great unemployment among jaat youth and sir Chhoturam encouraged jaat youth to enrol in British army so that they can get employment as well as exposure of the world.

3. He strongly disliked Nehru, Gandhi and jinnah.

4. He was strongly against the formation of Pakistan and wanted an undivided Punjab.

5. As a minister in undivided Punjab, he made a law that farmer's land cannot be forcibly taken away from him in the event of non payment of loan or debt.

This law was scrapped by India in 1951 but still exists in Pakistan and Pakistan farmers thank sir Chhoturam for making this law.

6. Sir Chhoturam died in 1945.

7. He was the main reason behind the creation of bhakra dam.

8. He was a very secular man and loved Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus.

 

2
Link to comment
Share on other sites
  • Popular Post
GurjantGnostic

GurjantGnostic

Posted
  • Popular Post
Posted
47 minutes ago, shastarSingh said:

Had a talk with prof. Basant Singh Brar.

His no. Is +919814941214

Some things professor sahib told about Sir Chhoturam :

1. He was given title of 'Sir' by britishers.

2. He once said that britishers are white Banniyas and are better administrators than the Indian politicians whom he called black banniyaas.

There was great unemployment among jaat youth and sir Chhoturam encouraged jaat youth to enrol in British army so that they can employment as well as exposure of the world.

3. He strongly disliked Nehru, Gandhi and jinnah.

4. He was strongly against the formation of Pakistan and wanted an undivided Punjab.

5. As a minister in undivided Punjab, he made a law that farmer's land cannot be forcibly taken away from him in the event of non payment of loan or debt.

This law was scrapped by India in 1951 but still exists in Pakistan and Pakistan farmers thank sir Chhoturam for making this law.

6. Sir Chhoturam died in 1945.

7. He was the main reason behind the creation of bhakra dam.

8. He was a very secular man and loved Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus.

 

Good stuff bro. 

3
Link to comment
Share on other sites
shastarSingh

shastarSingh

Posted
  • Author
Posted
5 hours ago, shastarSingh said:

I personally hv great respect for sir Chhoturam. He could forsee that indian politicians will turn out to be more corrupt and cruel than britishers.

 

https://www.gurmatbibek.com/contents.php?id=414

Indian rulers attacked Harmandir Sahib 4 times. Did British attack Harmandir Sahib?

BJP/RSS writes dirty things about Sikhi and say sikhi is just a branch of Hinduism. Did British do anything similar?

I live in india and it's a totally corrupt system. There is no justice and every govt. Officer/ police officer is corrupt.

1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
GurjantGnostic

GurjantGnostic

Posted
Posted
24 minutes ago, shastarSingh said:

https://www.gurmatbibek.com/contents.php?id=414

Indian rulers attacked Harmandir Sahib 8 times. Did British attack Harmandir Sahib?

BJP/RSS writes dirty things about Sikhi and say sikhi is just a branch of Hinduism. Did British do anything similar?

I live in india and it's a totally corrupt system. There is no justice and every govt. Officer/ police officer is corrupt.

We should remember all our enemies. Historically that has been the mughals, the afhghanis...paithans? The british, and the three territories created by the british. Hindustan, Pakistan, Kashmir. Historically jave done us great harm. Despite saving them from the Mughals, the Pathans..er.. whatever, and the british.  

1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
shastarSingh

shastarSingh

Posted
  • Author
Posted
On 7/14/2022 at 3:00 PM, shastarSingh said:

Had a talk with prof. Basant Singh Brar.

His no. Is +919814941214

Some things professor sahib told about Sir Chhoturam :

1. He was given title of 'Sir' by britishers.

2. He once said that britishers are white Banniyas and are better administrators than the Indian politicians whom he called black banniyaas.

There was great unemployment among jaat youth and sir Chhoturam encouraged jaat youth to enrol in British army so that they can get employment as well as exposure of the world.

3. He strongly disliked Nehru, Gandhi and jinnah.

4. He was strongly against the formation of Pakistan and wanted an undivided Punjab.

5. As a minister in undivided Punjab, he made a law that farmer's land cannot be forcibly taken away from him in the event of non payment of loan or debt.

This law was scrapped by India in 1951 but still exists in Pakistan and Pakistan farmers thank sir Chhoturam for making this law.

6. Sir Chhoturam died in 1945.

7. He was the main reason behind the creation of bhakra dam.

8. He was a very secular man and loved Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus.

 

9. Sir Chhoturam was born in a poor farmer family. He was very good in studies and got educated from top rated colleges and became a lawyer.

10. He used to give a large part of his salary to intelligent students from poor families.

11. He loved dalits. Once he met a dalit boy who was very intelligent in studies. He adopted him as his son and paid for his entire school and college education. 

1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
shastarSingh

shastarSingh

Posted
  • Author
Posted
23 hours ago, shastarSingh said:

9. Sir Chhoturam was born in a poor farmer family. He was very good in studies and got educated from top rated colleges and became a lawyer.

10. He used to give a large part of his salary to intelligent students from poor families.

11. He loved dalits. Once he met a dalit boy who was very intelligent in studies. He adopted him as his son and paid for his entire school and college education. 

Sir Chhoturam and Arya Samaj

Taken from biography of Sir Chhoturam by tikaram dahiya in 1946.

IMG-20220717-WA0003.jpg

IMG-20220717-WA0001.jpg

2
Link to comment
Share on other sites
  • 2 weeks later...
Singh2022

Singh2022

Posted
Posted

Whilst it is great that if anyone from whatever background becomes Sikh and we welcome them into Panth.

The fact remains that the likely primary overwhelming source of new Sikhs outside Punjab are the so-called Dalits and poor Indians. British Sikh Council (formerly known as the Scottish Sikh Council) are doing a good job supporting Sikligar Sikhs too it must be said but collectively we definitely cannot ignore non-Punjabi's given that 90% of Punjabi's could care less about Sikhi after 500 plus years.

Whilst there are some economically distressed Jaats from Haryana that were demanding reservation who are against the BJP there are also a greater number of wealthy Jaats who have been intimately connected to anti-Sikh power in Delhi for a long time like Sajjan Kumar and the billionaire types that owns DLF Land that built Gurgaon/Gurugram etc and Indian Army chiefs like General Malik and General Dalbir Singh Suhag so there is very low likelihood of these wealthier Jaats suddenly becoming Sikh when they are so closely connected with the epicentre of power in the country (ie the status quo and Hindutva suits them just fine).

However, the communities we need to absolutely focus are the historical communities that held Dhan Dhan Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj dear before Nehru became Prime Minister (but who have been systematically estranged from the Panth over the last 75years via financial pressure).

These erstwhile sehajdhari Nanakpanthi Sikhs number 100million! (These lost "Rangrete" are "Guru ke Bete") 

This includes all those tens of millions in India of ancestry associated with leatherworking professions like Dhan Dhan Baba Ravidas Ji Maharaj, all those tens of millions of non-Punjabi Bhangi's who have been estranged from the Panth from similar backgrounds to Shaheed Bhai Jiwan Singh Ji and all those tens of millions of erstwhile Sikhs of Kabirpanthi background that revere Dhan Dhan Baba Kabir Ji Maharaj, Sanatani's, Vanjara's, Assam Sikhs to name a few and many indigenous tribes where Dhan Dhan Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj had done parchaar.

Beyond that there are 250million so-called Dalits in India and 1,000million poor people in India who could tomorrow become sehajdhari Sikhs if we merely explain the basics of why Sikhi is the only truth that can uplift humanity.

However, instead of us doing the obvious outside in Punjab the enemies of the Panth are determined to detach all Sikhs of Ravidasi and Mazhabi ancestries in Punjab away from the Sikh Panth and re-brand our people (present day Sikhs) into tomorrow's Hindu Dera Ballan and Hindu Balmiki Dera apartheid worshippers as that would leave the Sikh Panth as a minority in Majha and Malwa by the time of the next census in 2031. There should be no bigger priority for Panth than supporting our brothers and sisters in east Punjab from these background and ensuring that each pind in Punjab (and locality in the West) only has one single united casteless Gurdwara. Without ensuring that, the Panth cannot progress. 

 
2
Link to comment
Share on other sites
  • 3 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...
  • 3 months later...

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
×
 Share
Go to topic listing

Footer title

This content can be configured within your theme settings in your ACP. You can add any HTML including images, paragraphs and lists.

Footer title

This is an example of a list.

Footer title

This content can be configured within your theme settings in your ACP. You can add any HTML including images, paragraphs and lists.

Footer title

This content can be configured within your theme settings in your ACP. You can add any HTML including images, paragraphs and lists.

×
×
  • Create New...