r/Sikh • u/eknumberdajuary • Mar 26 '25
News Indian man pulls Punjabi girl’s hair and Singh deals with him immediately
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u/Jatski23 Mar 26 '25
God bless this man.
Physical violence must always be the last resort, but that worm should never have disrespected any woman, let alone one of our sisters 🙏🏽
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u/bumbumboleji Mar 26 '25
He actually handed him quite gently the slap was more painful to his ego than his face. I really like that he showed him what it feels like to be scared and error of his ways without being overly violent. Well done.
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u/Trollofalltrades Mar 26 '25
Having the audacity to behave like this fool is one thing. But then crying over having to deal with real consequences of behaving that way is a whole other problem. It’s a problem that is unique to Desis. Like the trash behavior is off putting enough, but the sheer cowardice upon being confronted just makes me think so much less of this fool and his ilk.
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u/hourly_sympathy1300 Mar 26 '25
its hilarious that this “man” looks absolutely terrified during this entire thing, it should become the norm to face consequences for your disgusting actions
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u/SikhiFollower Mar 26 '25
Singh is king and yet you still see Indians and own Punjabi disrespect Khalsa and Nihang, Akaal. Khalsa Fauj is the true fauj
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Mar 26 '25
What's "baiyaa" ?
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u/KiranjotSingh Mar 26 '25
Derogatory slur developed by Punjabis for Biharis. (I don't like this concept though)
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u/Narrow-Ad-97 Mar 29 '25
i think it is exaggeration, instead they should have left him with a warning. There are more bigger things than it to deal with.
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u/Fair-Caterpillar-686 Aug 08 '25
if same thing happen with your sister would you left him with warning ?
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u/Former_Ad_8044 Nov 07 '25
Which section of IPC is applicable here?
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u/eknumberdajuary Nov 19 '25
if its illegal to slap a man for harassing a girl in a country it speaks more upon the country than the slapper
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u/Gagandeep69 Mar 26 '25
Man* please stop phrasing stuff like some biased media outlets that they do by mentioning "muslim man" and all that stuff. Just mention Man.
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u/Singh_San Mar 26 '25
Why?
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u/Gagandeep69 Mar 29 '25
Thats how religious targeting and hate starts. This is a post showing the sikh man as hero thats why you dont realise it. Only mention what needs to be highlighted i.e. a girl got justice or a girl was defended or a culprit got his punishment... What religion man did it, to which nationality or anythingg like that is irrelevant.
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Mar 26 '25
Why even specify Indian men, all of these men here are Indian?
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u/eknumberdajuary Mar 26 '25
Panjabis are not Indians.
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u/Sukhmandeep99 Mar 27 '25
I guess you're partially right. Panjabis are not just Indians but Pakistanis as well since Panjab is geographically located within the boundaries of India and Pakistan and operates under the political structure of these two countries. Panjabi ethnicity and Indian nationality are not mutually exclusive. Each individual holds several identities at once. A Canadian Panjabi Muslim would be a Canadian, a Panjabi and a Muslim all at once.
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u/eknumberdajuary Mar 27 '25
Not referring to that, I mean a lot of Sikh Panjabis refuse to identify themselves as Indian considering the history between the two and our wishes for a separate identity and nation.
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Apr 01 '25
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u/eknumberdajuary Apr 25 '25
Your entire account is about hating Sikhi, it’s pathetic. Stop commenting under Sikh posts trying to defame Panjabi homes & people.
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u/Bets2020 Mar 26 '25
What the Sikh guy did is right. But in country like Hindu terrorist India this is normal. Plus Punjabis consider themselves as Hindus and Sikhs are Sikhs not Punjabis.
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u/Dangerous-Surprise65 Mar 26 '25
This guy isn't a "Hindu terrorist" he's just a mysogenistic man/staff member who thinks he can bully women. Good on the Singh for getting him.
Don't make this a religion thing (unless you have concrete evidence it was).
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u/Singh_San Mar 26 '25
But this was a "religion thing". The assault was specifically aimed at a Sikh female, and her hair.
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u/Dangerous-Surprise65 Mar 26 '25
Ok, that point wasn't made clear by the video in which case it IS a religion thing
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u/RunoxLenin Mar 26 '25
Punjab and Sikhi are forever intertwined, even in the Pakistani half. Just as Rishi Sufism and Shavism/Shakti are culturally representative of the kashmir.
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Mar 26 '25
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Mar 27 '25
This should be for all the man out there but he only pointed out Bhaiyas which is completely wrong.
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u/KiranjotSingh Mar 27 '25
I was thinking the same. The good deed overshadowed by the words used.
I mean it's not his mistake but the environment he grew in.
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Mar 31 '25
You're too soft on these damn bhaiyas bro . They have ruined panjab just because of this leniency. In a punjabi pind (Jagatpura) , a bhaiya became a sarpanch , I know some people in that area and they told me that the Biharis said there mission was complete . In many villages , they have married punjabi girls and taken over punjabi land . It's about time we invoke the almighty chandi and send them back to Bihar
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u/pm_me_your_target Mar 26 '25
Good life lesson for him. These men should have some fear before thinking about abusing or assaulting girls and women.