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United Sikh Media Canada - Update

Dal Khalsa slams Badal Govt. for pomp and show at World Kabaddi cup amid mourning

Jalandhar, Punjab (December 03, 2012): According to a media report shared by S. Kanwar Pal Singh, Secretary of Dal Khalsa, the organization (Dal Khalsa) has taken exception to the manner in which Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and his Deputy CM son Sukhbir Badal swung into mode of celebrations with Akshay Kumar and Miss Pooja to launch Kabaddi cup in Bathinda with full pomp and show on Saturday despite declaring seven day mourning on the death of former Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral.

Dal Khalsa

“What a shameful act by Punjab Government,” said party spokesperson Kanwar Pal Singh. Calling it disgusting, the Dal Khalsa has asked the MP Naresh Gujaral son of late IK Gujaral to quit Akali Dal, protesting the disrespect shown by Badals to the departed soul.

“Had Badals been little sensible, they would have postponed the Kabaddi show for week’s time or at least cancelled the dance show of celebrities’, notwithstanding the loss of state exchequer,” the party said.

Calling Badals shame-proof, he said that last year when the entire community was observing the November genocide week, the Badals arranged a semi-nude dance’s on November 3 during world cup Kabaddi tournament.

Narendra Modi’s no to Muslims – Dal Khalsa accuses Indian media of bias against minorities

Amritsar, Punjab (December 03, 2012): Dal Khalsa has expressed its displeasure as to why Indian media has not taken Gujarat CM Narendra Modi to task for his refusal to allot tickets to Muslims.

‘Modi’s big No to Muslims have gone unattended and unnoticed’, said party’s political secretary Kanwar Pal Singh in a statement. “There has been no strong reaction (barring few reports) from the media houses. Why there has been no editorial, articles and analysis on OPED pages by this time, he asked and added that “this is because media is biased towards the minorities”, alleges Kanwar Pal Singh.

To drive his point home, he said there was consistent and sharp campaign in selective media during the run-up to the Punjab assembly elections in Feb to ensure that Badals do “allot tickets” to non-Sikhs. And once it was done and the SAD chooses ten non-Sikh candidates to contest elections from its platform, the media eulogized Badal for being “secular”, said he.

It’s ironic that the Punjab has been the only state where media dictates terms to SAD especially the Badals forcing them to “follow the specific agenda”. However, he accepted that Badals lack acumen and they do get carried away by media hype.

He wondered why this time media has not yet described Modi as “threat to secularism’. He urged the chairman of the Press council Justice Katuja to take note of this bias of the Indian media.