The Pan­jaabi na­tion’s in­dige­nous Khalsa grit and de­ter­mi­na­tion have once more de­feated the rot­ten, dra­con­ian In­dian es­tab­lish­ment and In­dian em­pire! The un­tamed, un­bend­ing In­dian ag­gres­sive state has been forced to re­lent to the sac­ri­fices and per­se­ver­ing op­po­si­tion of the Pan­jaabi peo­ple and Pan­jaabi-Khalsa pas­sion. Re­luc­tantly and with no re­grets, still the In­dian Prime Min­is­ter had to go on air and an­nounce the with­drawal of the three anti-farmer laws. The fact that he was di­rectly ad­dress­ing Pan­jaabis was not lost on the view­ers as his un­apolo­getic speech was splin­tered with Gur­bani quo­ta­tions and ref­er­ence to Guru Nanak’s Birth An­niver­sary and the re-open­ing of the Kar­tarpur Peace Cor­ri­dor, analy­ses po­lit­i­cal an­a­lyst and com­men­ta­tor Jagdeesh Singh.

THE ‘SAWA LAKH’ SPIRIT IN­FUSED AND AC­TI­VATED BY THE GU­RUS in the Pan­jaabi na­tion, has once more brought the dra­con­ian In­dian su­prema­cist em­pire to a halt! This vic­tory for jus­tice and free­dom is a spring­board for fur­ther greater achieve­ments and even big­ger goals for the down­trod­den, state­less, sub­ju­gated Pan­jaabi na­tion!

This is again a vin­di­ca­tion of the Pan­jaabi lib­er­a­tion, free­dom, self-de­ter­mi­na­tion spirit, which has demon­strated it­self re­cur­ring through­out his­tory! This is a fur­ther demon­stra­tion that a mighty liv­ing em­pire like In­dia is not un­de­feat­able!
Modi, the no­to­ri­ous head of the In­dian-Hindu su­prema­cist state, has cho­sen to­day the an­niver­sary of the fa­ther of the Pan­jaabi na­tion -the rev­o­lu­tion­ary, anti-es­tab­lish­ment, anti-em­pire, anti-Brah­min, Guru Nanak (1469-1539), to de­clare the re­ver­sal of his su­per­im­pos­ing, im­pe­ri­al­ist anti-farmer laws.

These laws would have fur­ther sub­dued and dev­as­tated the in­dige­nous farm­ing based econ­omy, lifestyle and so­ci­ety of Pan­jaab and sub­jected it to the fur­ther mount­ing en­demic grime and de­grad­ing im­pact of In­di­an­i­sa­tion.

The Pan­jaabi na­tion achieved this on its own strength and sac­ri­fice, with­out any­thing from other sources. They were in the words of Al Jazeera, the ‘en­gine’ of this farm­ers move­ment. Farm­ing is in­trin­sic and nat­ural to Pan­jaabis. It is their pride and pres­tige as a peo­ple. Cre­ation and na­ture have em­pow­ered them to feed the world!

Small pow­er­ful tiny sized Pan­jaab, abun­dantly and dis­pro­por­tion­ately feeds a large por­tion of the much wider mega In­dian state, even though Pan­jaab re­ceives noth­ing back in re­turn but degra­da­tion, dis­crim­i­na­tion, op­pres­sion, eco­cide and geno­cide.

Pan­jaabis have, again, gone be­yond their num­bers and de­feated the evil of the rogue In­dian mon­ster state.

A free, in­de­pen­dent Pan­jaab, like his­tor­i­cally be­fore, pre-1849, would en­sure that the Pan­jaabi farmer and Pan­jaabi peo­ple would be fi­nan­cially em­pow­ered and sup­ported by a Pan­jaabi in­de­pen­dent state, and Pan­jaabi agri­cul­tural pro­duc­tion ex­ported across the global world! Pan­jaabi pro­duce would be sold in the UK, Canada and across Eu­rope!

In­dia en­sures Pan­jaab is im­pris­oned and straight-jack­eted to its re­stric­tive poli­cies, prac­tices, cor­rup­tion and dodgy laws. The In­dian state is an abu­sive and forced mar­riage on Pan­jaab!

May Guru Nanak bless us with the vi­sion, strat­egy and in­tel­li­gence to un­lock our­selves from the en­dur­ing forced mar­riage of In­di­an­ism and shack­les of In­dian supremism; and at­tain our self-de­ter­mi­na­tion, in­de­pen­dent free coun­try again. May the land of Guru Nanak’s love and birth, shine on the global stage as an equal, em­pow­ered con­trib­u­tor to the good of the planet, an­i­mals, peo­ple and more.