Bangalore: Sixty years of Brahminical rule has reduced the prosperous Punjab, once the breadbasket of India, into a state of hungry millions. The worst affected are its Dalits.
Dr. V.D. Chandanshive puts the Dalit population of Punjab at 26% (DV Feb.16, 2007 p.25: “Punjab Dalits can rule if they use Kanshi Ram’s caste formula”) but the Asian Age (Feb.12, 2007) Chandigarh correspondent puts it at 30% of Punjab’s 2.43 crore population.
No other Indian state has such a huge Dalit population but totally divided and lost. Punjab has hardly any Brahmin population but nowhere in India the Brahminical people are more aggressive than in Punjab. Because they are mortally afraid of the sturdy Jat Sikhs who under Sant Bhindranwale in the 1980s launched a bloody war on Brahminism — to defeat which Brahminical rulers of India under Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had to use the Army itself to wage a war against its own citizens.
From then onwards Brahminical people ruling Delhi decided to finish Sikhism which was possible only if they first “finished” the Jat Sikhs.
Akalis kiliing Sikhism: They planned a two-pronged strategy to subvert the sturdy sardars. (1) Subvert their revolutionary religion of Sikhism and (2) on another side instigate the Dalit Sikhs against the Jat Sikhs assuring them full state support and a new heaven under Hinduism.
Brother Gurnam Singh speaks of this Brahminical conspiracy in his article (p.19). DV has published many reports and articles on the “Slow death of Sikhism’.
Punjab’s single largest Sikh party (Akali Dal) has become the most obedient servant of the Brahmana Jati Party (BJP) and gets all-out support to kill Sikhism.
If the Akali Dalit is 100% pro-Brahmin, the Congress, the original Brahminical party of India, is one up.
The Akali Sikhs are killing Sikhism, and the Congress Sikhs are burying the dead-body of Sikhism.
The rulers have given any amount of money, offered any power or position, anything the Jat Sikhs wanted to complete the process of killing Sikhism.
In DV, we have published any number of stories on the Sikhs themselves killing Sikhism. On another side, Brahminism is very efficiently tackling the Punjab Dalits. They first made the Dalit Sikhs hate the Jat Sikhs who were oppressing them at the instigation of Brahminical people. The alienation is total and complete.
The next step was to impoverish the already alienated Dalits from Sikhism. Today, the Punjab Dalits have become one of the poorest in the country.
Many birds killed in one stone: So much so in the just conciuded Punjab Assembly elections “poverty problem” became the top-most issue. All other prominent issues like the “Sikh identity” etc. went to the background. Every party had only one issue: the problem of poverty in the country’s most prosperous state.
Brahminism killed several birds in one stone. (1) It killed Sikhism by hinduising (enslaving) the Sikhs, (2) reduced Punjab’s Sikh population by making the Dalit Sikhs and non-Sikh Dalit and OBC population as enemies of Jat Sikhs. (3) And finally impoverishing the state as a whole.
No state in the whole of India is subjected to such an intense high-voltage frying.
While this multi-pronged cultural assault is going on 0 at a break-neck speed, the wonder of all wonders is the wounded and bleeding victims of this cultural aggression are blissfully sleeping — not at all feeling the pain but happily enjoying their slavery. On the other hand, both the Jat Sikhs and Dalits — the victims — are forcing the Brahminical people to step up the speed of their enslavement drive.
