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If you listen to this from 11:50 even this popular YouTuber Akash Banerji doesn't agree with Barkha Dutt trying force Sikhs to agree with her on an unrelated topic that has nothing to do with the farmer protest. So it seems it is only Punjabi Hindu liberals who make an issue of this. Hindu liberals from other parts of India don't even care.

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10 hours ago, Akalifauj said:

Crocodile tears.  I assumed you were affiliated with fake baba balbir because of your display pic and username.   In the past I have been labeled as a nihang because of my username.   I simply told the person I am not and that was the end of it.  Its an honest mistake. You on the other hand told me to caaaalm down as my reaction to fake baba balbir sinh statement that his goons will go and take back delhi to destroy the farmers peaceful protest was an overreaction.  And you mention nothing of not knowing who fake baba balbir sinh is in that post.  At this point the gloves were off.  You took at dig at me and wrecklessly didn't understand the magnitude of the fudu baba statement. Due to this you got a well deserved response back.  Only in your second post did you mention not knowing who the fudu baba was.  Also there was a lot of editing post happening on your end so really can't say when exactly you said you didn't know who the fudu baba is.  In the future dont make digs at others and expect the other person will sit back.  

In the future, don't be so quick to jump to conclusions. Doesn't make you look good nor intelligent. There was no malicious intent behind my caaaaaalm down comment, you just took it the wrong way. I can understand if it was an honest mistake. Let's just get back on track and keep it pushing. 

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Farmers from UP at the UP/Delhi border. Many Indian news channels were making it out to be as if it was just Punjabi farmers and linking the protests to Khalistan, they obviously can't say that now. Certain Indian channels really tried pushing the whole Khalistan issue into these protests but obviously that isn't going to work now. UP farmers were trying to get to Delhi for many days now but were stopped by their government. 

 

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1 hour ago, puzzled said:

Farmers from UP at the UP/Delhi border. Many Indian news channels were making it out to be as if it was just Punjabi farmers and linking the protests to Khalistan, they obviously can't say that now. Certain Indian channels really tried pushing the whole Khalistan issue into these protests but obviously that isn't going to work now. UP farmers were trying to get to Delhi many days now but were stopped by their government. 

 

These guys are not shy in front of the cameras.

The farmers are coming from all over India except one place:

Gujarat! 

Modi is only looking out for his own fellow Gujjus. 

I wonder if in general if Gujjus are hated by other Indians 

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1 hour ago, Ranjeet01 said:

These guys are not shy in front of the cameras.

The farmers are coming from all over India except one place:

Gujarat! 

Modi is only looking out for his own fellow Gujjus. 

I wonder if in general if Gujjus are hated by other Indians 

Yeah they are quite full-on lol   quite a feisty bunch. 

All that is fine but at the same time they need to keep it peaceful because the government is probably waiting for the protesters to make the first move so they can hit back with force, which will not be gd at all. 

Gujjus love Modi, he's like a devta for them. I've actually never asked my Gujju friends what they think of him lol. They seem to have a hierarchy with patels at the top, the Gujjus I know say that Patels are snidy and not trustworthy. 

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5 hours ago, puzzled said:

Farmers from UP at the UP/Delhi border. Many Indian news channels were making it out to be as if it was just Punjabi farmers and linking the protests to Khalistan, they obviously can't say that now. Certain Indian channels really tried pushing the whole Khalistan issue into these protests but obviously that isn't going to work now. UP farmers were trying to get to Delhi for many days now but were stopped by their government. 

 

There has been so much fake news being spread by Modi media also known as Godi media. These lies are being spread by aaj tak, zee news and Arnab Goswami and right wing Indians. Calling them Khalistanis, misled by the congress and the weirdest lie I have seen them spread is that Capt Amrinder Singhs Pakistani gf Arooza is behind this conspiracy to destabilize India.

These Bewaqoofs will believe in almost anything Modi tells them.

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6 hours ago, puzzled said:

Yeah they are quite full-on lol   quite a feisty bunch. 

All that is fine but at the same time they need to keep it peaceful because the government is probably waiting for the protesters to make the first move so they can hit back with force, which will not be gd at all. 

Gujjus love Modi, he's like a devta for them. I've actually never asked my Gujju friends what they think of him lol. They seem to have a hierarchy with patels at the top, the Gujjus I know say that Patels are snidy and not trustworthy. 

Modi is good buddy of Ambani. 

Ambani stands to gain from this farming "reform". He wants Reliance to take over all the farm land. Like he does with every other industry. 

That is why company is called Reliance because everybody has to "Rely " on him.

Never rely on a Gujju! 

There are levels to the Patel hierarchy. 

If you ask a Gujju about his craftiness they always shift the blame to another group of Gujjus or another merchant class. They will always say, " it's not us, it's those marwari 's"

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8 hours ago, Ranjeet01 said:

These guys are not shy in front of the cameras.

The farmers are coming from all over India except one place:

Gujarat! 

Modi is only looking out for his own fellow Gujjus. 

I wonder if in general if Gujjus are hated by other Indians 

I did see an interveiw with a Hindu lady at these talks who said that she represented a farmers organisation from Maharashtra and Gujarat ans she said that her members were being told by police not to make their way to Delhi otherwise they would face legal action. The police have also been guarding the most points out of the villages to check any attempt by farmers to come to Delhi. The reason that it looks like just farmers from Punjab and Haryana is because these states provide the most agricultural produce through the MSP. So they are one that stand to lose the most if MSP is scrapped after the private corporations enter the market. 

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