Sikh Learning Trust @Sikh_LearningT

Charity supporting learning initiatives about Sikhi linktr.ee/SikhLearningTr… Walsall, England Joined February 2022

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Gurpreet S. Sahota @GurpreetSSahota

2 years ago

In the last fifty years, there have been many Sikh generals, majors, brigadiers, lieutenants, colonels, but the status and respect that General Sardar Subeg Singh received in the Sikh community, which will long last forever, is matchless. After Hari Singh Nalua, his pictures can…

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Mankamal Singh @MankamalSingh

2 years ago

Bloom is only a ‘faith advisor’. He’s not an expert on human rights, the Sikhs or on Indian history nor is he an expert on terrorism or counterterrorism, yet he makes outrageous claims and counter claims against Sikh community engagement with politicians & political institutions.

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Baaz @BaazNewsOrg

2 years ago

BREAKING | @abcnews issued a correction notice for falsely claiming Sikhs were behind the recent vandalisms of Hindu mandirs in Australia. In an email to Baaz contributor @Sukhmeet_Grewal, ABC apologized for making "unsubstantiated allegations" as the vandals remain unknown.

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SikhPressAssociation @SikhPA

2 years ago

"Citing Wikipedia- LOL!": Sikh reaction to the Bloom "Sikh extremism" report Check reactions to @ColinBloom's recent report, including concerns about using Wikipedia and referencing an org started by a sex offender known as "The Butcher of Punjab". Read- sikhpa.com/citing-wikiped…

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Mankamal Singh @MankamalSingh

2 years ago

I find it strange that #BloomReview makes no reference or inclusion of the ‘Sikh Radicalisation in Britain’ report which was funded by @crest_research @ukhomeoffice and @ESRC. The findings of this 2017 report present a very different narrative to what Bloom has presented.

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Mankamal Singh @MankamalSingh

2 years ago

From the outset Bloom’s broad division into ‘true believers’ and ‘non-believers’ (both good) and then ‘make believers’ (bad) is philosophically flawed. The dangerous framing offers the opportunity to dismiss legitimate challenge/criticism as ‘make believers’ & therefore a problem

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Jaskaran Sandhu @JaskaranSandhu_

2 years ago

In providing a fairly haphazard & wanting account of Sikh activism in the UK, @ColinBloom misuses two Canadian examples to make claims about UK based Khalistan advocacy in his report. I highlighted them below. Anyways, I'll leave it to UK Sikhs to do a bigger analysis of where…

Colin Bloom CBE @ColinBloom

2 years ago

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Mankamal Singh @MankamalSingh

2 years ago

What's most annoying is that we are forced to pretend these 'reviews' and 'reports' are written/made in good faith. Most Sikh orgs, gurdwaras, student societies would sincerely welcome dialogue/input into these 'independent' reviews. But they seldom get to be consulted 1/