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Pakistan ‘fanning farmer protests via noisy minority’ of Sikhs in Canada with Khalistan links

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Sign inWelcome! Log into your accountPassword recoveryRecover your passwordA password will be e-mailed to you.Text Size:A-A+New Delhi:Also read:Proud to receive the Global Indian Award. The Canadian Indian Foundation will be making a donation of $50,000 to initiative on my behalf. Please tune in tonight!— Nav Bhatia Superfan (@superfan_nav)to return the award, sayingAlso read:&nbsp;Support Our JournalismIndia needs fair, non-hyphenated and questioning journalism, packed with on-ground reporting. ThePrint – with exceptional reporters, columnists and editors – is doing just that.Sustaining this needs support from wonderful readers like you.Whether you live in India or overseas, you can take a paid subscription by clicking .Print!, Please dont spread such news to derail the Farmer’s concern. With arrest of Deep Sidhu, it is yet to be discovered about the facts of recent incidents. Farmers are peacefully protesting for a cause for benefit of Farmers of entire nation. They are the hero sons of mother India for God sake!!All of Punjab for Khalistan.Shame on the print for accepting Opinions with so many lies. Looks like the Print is wants to join Godi Media!Lol let’s blame Pakistan for all the problems. It’s an easy scapegoat. You offered 0 proof and went ahead to slander. Please stop the fake newsThese farmers find no shame in living off on our taxes but talk about getting their share! And to those who say don’t eat food- yeah sure I’d rather prefer imported food without blatant unhealthy pesticides laden one which we get here in India. We’re forced to eat such low quality unhealthy produce by Punjab farmers while they gorge on our taxes in the name of free electricity, free water, subsidized inputs, free loans and waivers, and finally exorbitant MSPs.Shame on you the print for trying to slander the farmers protest. You people should officially change your name to Modi’s chamcha .Fake News! Stop BS to further divide people.Geez, first Print article which made sense and not against India or BJP..This looks like an out-and-out intelligence plant. Unnamed sources, no credible evidence. Wonder how it got past, YP, Jyoti or Shekhar.In India now there is a TRUST DEFICIT everyone speaks about it.Who created this? whoever it might be the nature is “you dig your own grave”Name any structure now in Independent India created for the last 70 years for safe guarding of this sovereignty, this trust deficit is over shadowing.Recently we saw the great “expose” of the judiciary : How come the 4 member committee chosen by the judiciary to give them expert opinion on farm laws and its implications, be pro government? Is it coincidence? The media exposed it all. The choice of exCJI to head this committee Mr. Sadasivam exposed it furthur, good that he declined knowingly. Have the Indians suddenly become intelligent to see through all these? No. It is so blatant that any farmer can see it all.The point is, we dig our own grave. Why do for our nation, for our own brothers and siters? (never for others too. Now who is anti nationals? Anti Indian? What you think exposes yourself. Face is the index of mindComments are closed.Substance of Print, Reach of DigitalContact us:Copyright © 2022 Printline Media Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved.&nbsp;

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Pakistan ‘fanning farmer protests via noisy minority’ of Sikhs in Canada with Khalistan links

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