Shaheed couple

Bhai Sahib was born in the year of 1965 to mata Sharanjeet Kaur and Amrik Singh in the city of Jalandhar. After receiving his elementary education Bhai Sahib went on to higher studies at Ramgharia College and Sukhchain-Anah College in Phagwara. Since college, Bhai Raminderjeet Singh followed the ideology of the freedom fighters. During this time, Bhai Sahib came to have great love for Sikh freedom fighters such as Martyr Bhai Paramjeet Singh ‘Gandasa’ (prime accused in the incident against Shiv Sena President Rama Kant Jalota). In 1984 after Operation Blue Star Raminderjeet Singh was arrested by the police and sent to Jalandhar Jail where the Punjab Police severely tortured him and several false cases were put on him. After putting many more cases on Bhai Sahib, the Police sent him to Nabha Security Jail where he was locked up for 2 years. On being released from jail, Bhai Sahib went home but was unable to stay there as he would keep thinking about the chardi kala of the Khalsa Panth to which his soul was attached. In the city of Jalandhar, in 1987, Bhai Sahib killed a ‘Police Cat’ (Government sponsored informants/paramilitaries who were responsible for the death of many innocents and freedom fighters). Upon completing this task, Raminderjeet Singh began bringing to justice those enemies of the Sikh Nation who were hell bent on finishing off the Sikhs. By this time, Bhai Sahib had met many famous personalities in the Sikh freedom movement such as Bhai Avtar Singh Babbar Pehlvaan, Bhai Manjeet Singh Babbar and many other eminent freedom fighters of the Babbar Khalsa organization. After some time the Jalandhar Police with a tip-off from a police informant arrested Bhai Sahib again. Once again, the Punjab Police showed their true character by ruthlessly torturing Bhai Sahib Ji, but he took all the police torture on his body with a calm and peaceful mind. Subsequently many cases were put on against Bhai Raminderjeet Singh Ji and he was locked up in Nabha Jail. It is here that he met Bhai Harmeet Singh Babbar Paouval, Bhai Charanjeet Singh Chana Babbar and other freedom fighters. Bhai Raminderjeet Singh Babbar and Bhai Harmeet Singh Babbar became very close to one another, their respect for one another was even greater than that of brothers, which also lasted until their last breaths.

In 1989, after spending quite some time in jail, Bhai Sahib came home but spent very little time there. He left home and never turned his back at doing seva for the Khalsa Panth. During the month of July, in the year 1990, Bhai Sahib’s father was attacked by a group of ‘police cats’, during this attack his father was gravely wounded. Accepting this challenge by the Indian security forces Raminderjeet Singh Babbar went after these ‘black cats’ who were operating under the name of ‘Indian Lions’. One by one, the true lion - Raminderjeet Singh Babbar, finished off all of these phony lions. Seeing the immense seva that Bhai Sahib was doing for the Khalsa Panth, the head sevadaar of Babbar Khalsa International Bhai Sahib Sukhdev Singh Ji Babbar appointed Raminderjeet Singh Babbar as the chief sevadaar of the Jalandhar area. Some time later Bhai Sahib Ji made the Ropar area the center of his Panthic actions. Raminderjeet Singh Babbar along with Bhai Harmeet Singh Babbar Paouval, Bhai Balvinder Singh Babbar Jatana, Bhai Charanjeet Singh Babbar, and many other freedom fighters from the Babbar Khalsa organization began eliminating the enemies of the Khalsa Panth in the Malwa region and outside of Punjab.

On the evening of February 28, 1991, Bhai Nirmal Singh Babbar Gegaymajra, Bhai Harpal Singh Babbar and Bhai Raminderjeet Singh Taini were traveling in a Maruti van near Chandigarh when the Punjab Police due to a tip off from a police informant surrounded them. Bhai Nirmal Singh Babbar became a martyr at that moment when he swallowed a cyanide capsule but the Chandigarh Police took Ramniderjeet Singh and Harpal Singh into their custody. While locked up, Bhai Sahib was ruthlessly tortured by the S.S.P. Sumedh Saini and other heartless officers under his command. Sumedh Saini heated up iron rods until they were glowing red and used them to burn Raminderjeet Singh Babbar. Bhai Sahib had burns all over his body. Even with such a ruthless method of torture being carried out on Bhai Sahib, the police interrogators were not even able to get his real name from him. After hearing of Bhai Sahib’s arrest, the freedom fighters that were close to him kidnapped the relatives of Ludhiana’s Chief Minister Boota Sioh. This forced the police to publicly admit that they had arrested Bhai Raminderjeet Singh as otherwise the police would have killed Bhai Sahib in a false encounter. When the police admitted Bhai Sahib’s arrest, the freedom fighters released the relatives of the Chief Minister. Police Chiefs from both Jalandhar and Ludhiana came to Chandigarh so that they could torture Bhai Sahib and get some information out of him. The S.S.P. of Jalandhar devised a scheme to kill Raminderjeet Singh. He wanted to take Bhai Sahib to Jalandhar and kill him in a false encounter along the way. The Jalandhar S.S.P. wanted to carry out this plan as Raminderjeet Singh Babbar had eliminated an entire group of his ‘police cats’. Fortunately, the S.S.P. was unable to get permission from the Chandigarh Police to transfer Bhai Sahib to Jalandhar so he was unable to carry out his evil plans. Seeing all these schemes to get him eliminated, Bhai Sahib began making a scheme of his own, which was to escape from jail.

On February 25, 1992, Bhai Sahib was being transported by the police to the P.G.I. for a medical checkup. Carrying out the action that was preplanned by Bhai Sahib and his fellow freedom fighters of Babbar Khalsa, the freedom fighters attacked the police group escorting Raminderjeet Singh Babbar and freed him. During this daring escape a police Sub Inspector was killed and several police officers were wounded. Upon being freed from jail, Bhai Sahib once again began fighting for the freedom of the Sikh Nation. The Punjab government was now offering a reward of 15 lakh for information leading to the arrest or death of Raminderjeet Singh Babbar.

Subsequently, Bhai Sahib was married to Bibi Manjeet Kaur of Gango Radhram village. Bibi Manjeet Kaur was a true Gursikh bibi and had a very firm belief in Gurbani. Bhai Harmeet Singh Paouval Babbar performed the Anand Karaj of Bhai Raminderjeet Singh Babbar and Bibi Manjit Kaur. Even after marriage, there was no change or slow down in Bhai Sahib’s actions and determination to gain freedom for the Khalsa Panth. Bibi Manjeet Kaur began playing an equal part in the liberation movement for the Khalsa Panth, she along with her husband took part in many actions carried out by the Babbar Khalsa freedom fighters.

In the Khalsa Panth, many great warriors have taken birth but unfortunately many traitors have as well. On March 5, 1993, such a traitor informed the police of the whereabouts of Bhai Raminderjeet Singh Babbar. Bhai Sahib and his Singhni were traveling by bus to Anandpur Sahib when near Khanna, the bus was stopped. The S.S.P. of Khanna had stopped and surrounded the bus with a large police force that Bhai Sahib and his wife Bibi Manjeet Kaur were traveling on. An ASI officer got on the bus and then grabbed Bhai Taini by the wrist. At this, Bibi Manjit Kaur took her pistol out of her purse and pumped three bullets into the ASI’s head. The police asked Bhai Sahib to step out of the bus, but Bhai Sahib had made up his mind to take on the police force and asked the passengers to get off the bus.

After the passengers had gotten off the bus, Babbar Raminderjeet Singh began the battle with the police force as he opened fire on them with his AK-47 assault rifle. In complete support of her husband, Bibi Manjeet Kaur also entered the battle and began firing on the police force. During this battle Raminderjeet Singh Babbar and his Singhnee Bibi Manjeet Kaur showed unparalleled bravery, together they showed the police and onlookers how an actual encounter takes place between the oppressive government and the brave Khalsa of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. On taking heavy losses, the police began firing very heavily on the bus from which the brave lion and lioness were fighting. Even though they were outnumbered and taking heavy gunfire from the police, Bhai Sahib and Bibi Ji stayed steadfast in the battle. Eventually, faced with such an overwhelming force, their guns fell silent. This brave Babbar along with his Singhnee have gone to Guru Sahib’s Charan and left us. Since Bhai Sahib’s younger brother and father were locked up in jail, his mother alone performed her son’s and daughter in-law’s ‘antim sanskar’ in the presence of the Khanna Police. The Khalsa Panth will forever have the greatest respect for such martyrs.

Sulla Bomber

Bomb plot' man makes court appearance

A man appeared in court today accused of preparing for a terrorist bomb attack. Hassan Muhammed Sabri Al Tabbakh, 38, is accused of compiling a document with instructions on how to make a bomb. The Old Bailey heard that Al Tabbakh, of Camelot Way, Small Heath, Birmingham, is also accused of stockpiling chemicals for the device. Mr Justice Calvert-Smith adjourned the case for a plea and case management hearing on May 16.

He said any trial may be transferred to the Midlands, possibly to be held at Birmingham Crown Court. Al Tabbakh, who is of Syrian origin, appeared in court via video link. He spoke only to confirm his name.

He was arrested by counter-terrorism police near his home in Birmingham in December. He was later charged under Section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006.

It is alleged that he compiled and retained a document with instructions for making and detonating a bomb and obtained chemicals for the device.

There was no application for bail.

East London crew mark this in your diarys

At Singh Sabha London East, 720-730 High road seven kings.

Oppressed people

Mukatsar: The situation went out of control in the Maghi Nagar keertan organized by the SGPC here today when the DSP Mukatsar Baljit Singh Sandhu along with his police party pounced upon the float by the Bhujhang Khalsa International. Bhujhang Khalsa International float was decorated with the pictures and huge hoardings of Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindrawale. The police searched the float thoroughly. When they could not find anything during the search, they took away two kirpans belonging to singhs in the float. The police seperated the float from the nagar keertan and took it to the police station Mukatsar and arrested Maninder Singh, the president of Bhujhang khalsa international who was present on the float.A large number of youth lead by Ranjeet Singh Jeeta, spokesperson of Bhujhang Khalsa International assembled in front of the police station in protest against this police action. In view of the protest, the police released Maninder Singh after a while.

Frontline comments

We can't even put a picture of our hero up on a nagar kirtan, while they have massive statues of Indra Ghandi, who was a mass murderer. The police took kirpans, what rights did they have. I bet the police is sell out pappuuus "so called sikh idoits". Sant Jarnail Singh was not no racist, he did't say kill innocents, he just done his duty to defend.

Salutations and prayers needed for a Defender of the faith

It has been 2 years since Bhai Jagwinder Singh Ji got Shaheed by what hints towards assassins hired by the Indian government. I take this opportunity and ask for everyone to do a special ardas for the chardi kala of his little kids and family. We have to show our support and remain loyal to our fellow brothers who gave their life for the Panth.

Brussels , Belgium (KP) - Bhai Jagwinder Singh a Sikh activist who was involved in the Julio Ribiero case in Romania was assassinated under mysterious circumstances on the night of April 17th 2006. According to witnesses, a lone masked gunman entered the STD business of Bhai Jagwinder Singh, as he was conversing on the telephone and preparing to close for the day. The assassin fired two shots into the head of Jagwinder Singh and promptly fled the scene. Jagwinder Singh succumbed to the gunshot wounds instantaneously. The customer who witnessed this incident narrated the shocking events to the local police. However, what is interesting is that the police are calling this assassination a robbery even though nothing was stolen from Bhai Jagwinder Singh or from his business.

For many, including the police, this murder may seem like a normal everyday crime but to see the reality one would need to look deeper into these events and know the history of Bhai Jagwinder Singh. Bhai Sahib was not just an owner of a STD business and the father of a three year old girl and one year old boy, he was in fact a freedom fighter of the Sikh independence movement.

Background

Bhai Jagwinder Singh hailed from a village in the Ludhiana district by name of Rakba, which is close to Malapur. Bhai Sahib rose to prominence when he along with his associates had tracked down the former head of Punjab Police Julio Ribiero. Ribiero and the forces under his command during his tenure as head of the Punjab Police are alleged to have committed horrendous acts of violence, abuse of human rights, torture, and the 'disappearance' of thousands of innocent Sikh youths all across the Punjab.

Julio Ribiero, after serving as head of the Punjab Police was appointed as the Indian ambassador in the country of Romania. On the evening of August 30th 1991, Bhai Jagwinder Singh along with his companions carried out an assassination attempt against Ribiero. This attempt failed, however Ribiero was left in a gravely wounded state. Bhai Jagwinder Singh was also seriously wounded in this endeavor, receiving eight gunshot wounds.

One companion of Bhai Sahib by the name of Bhai Jugraj Singh attained martyrdom during this encounter while the security forces apprehended the third companion Bhai Pargat Singh. Subsequently, Bhai Jagwinder Singh and Bhai Pargat Singh were awarded life sentences for their role in the attempted assassination of Ribiero. In the year of 1998 they were both released from prison due to good behavior. After being released from jail, Pargat Singh settled in Greece while Jagwinder Singh settled in Belgium.

Previous Attempts

Interestingly this was not the first attempt on the life of Bhai Jagwinder Singh. In fact, it is alleged that there has been at least two other attempts on his life that have been narrated by his friends, family members, and acquaintances. One incident is that of men in a police vehicle watching his home and following him whenever he left his home. When this came to the attention of Bhai Sahib, he instructed his taxi driver to drive to the nearest police station. As Bhai Sahib's taxi entered the police station, the police vehicle that was following him for quite some time turned around and went in the opposite direction. Bhai Jagwinder Singh proceeded to ask the police officials whether they had a police car with the number that the car following him displayed. The police responded that they did not have any such vehicle with that number in their fleet. Bhai Sahib was convinced that those following him were out to take his life.

Being concerned that there was an organized effort to finish him, Bhai Sahib began making arrangements to leave Belgium. Through a travel agent Bhai Sahib was preparing to find the legal means of leaving the country. The travel agent would always find some excuse to give Bhai Sahib whenever he called.

One day unexpectedly, Bhai Sahib received a call from the travel agent instructing him to immediately come to a small airport in a different town as his paperwork to leave the country for another place had been completed. Bhai Sahib left for the airport along with a non-Sikh friend. In route to the airport it crossed Bhai Sahib's mind that there were no outbound international flights from such a small airport. Bhai Sahib became suspicious that this was yet another scheme in the process of taking his life, but decided to go on ahead and find out for himself.

Bhai Sahib was told that a certain individual would receive him at the airport. Upon reaching the airport Bhai Sahib's non-Sikh friend ran into the man who was going to receive Bhai Sahib. It turned out that his friend and the receiver had known each other in the past. Bhai Sahib's friend upon questioning the receiver came to know that he was there to eliminate Bhai Sahib and had received the amount of $50,000 from an official of a certain country.

After they parted ways, Bhai Sahib met the man who was there to receive him. There he began questioning Bhai Sahib whether or not he had all his paperwork in his bag and what else that bag contained. Bhai Sahib was one step ahead of those who were out to get him, and told the man that his bag also contained weapons. As they parted Bhai Sahib and his friend returned to the car instead of fully entering the airport, which they then noticed that yet again they were being followed by a car. As they came to an isolated section of the town, the occupants of the pursuing car opened fire on Bhai Sahib's vehicle. With Akal Purakh's kirpa, Bhai Sahib was not hurt or injured in the firing and the other car sped off.

Although previous attempts suspected to be the handywork of a certain government agency failed, unfortunately they finally managed to take the life of this great individual. They have just added one more name to the long list of Sikh freedom fighters that continues to grow and as a result bringing the Khalsa Panth towards its righteous goal of self-determination.

CBI declines to record statement by Tytler Witness

New Delhi (KP) – Fully committed to closing the case against Jagdish Tytler, the CBI has declined to record the statement by Jasbir Singh via video conference. Jasbir Singh, an NRI based in California, opted to appear at any US Court to testify in the case against Tytler as a key eye-witness, most likely for his own safety.

After receiving a notice from the Delhi High Court to contact Jasbir Singh regarding his testimony, the CBI has filed a response alleging that to record Jasbir Singh overseas through video conferencing would be a difficult task. The CBI has also alleged that it would not be able to verify the identity of Jasbir Singh unless he appeared himself in front of the court here. Earlier, the CBI had closed the case against Jagdish Tytler declaring an absence of eye-witnesses.

Although Jasbir Singh had previously appeared in front of the Nanavati Commission, the CBI had declared him as untraceable. Later, Jasbir Singh, while staying in California, contacted several TV stations and newspapers and alleged that he had personally heard Jagdish Tytler encouraging the mobs against the Sikhs during the November 1984 riots.

Jasbir Singh has sent several emails to the CBI offering his cooperation in the case against Jagdish Tytler while staying in the US. According to the Code of Criminal Procedures Section 166A (1), non-resident Indians are allowed to testify in foreign courts. Nonetheless, the CBI has continued to demand Jasbir Singh's presence in the court case.

Navkiran Singh, Jasbir Singh's council from Chandigarh , has alleged his client is not in a position to return to India as he faces a threat to his life. Family members of Jasbir Singh in New Delhi have been continuously facing death threats on the phone. Navkiran Singh told the press that the CBI must provide provisions to Jasbir Singh and record his testimony through video conferencing.

Frontline Comments

If the government got him to do this and he is part of the same government, how do you expect him to be punished. The hindu government aren't backstabbers and unloyal like the sikhs are to eachother.

Rap tunes to Open your eyes

If you thought slavery was over think again, its just more undercover!



A True Story rapped to show how different soldiers thought in the vietnam war. The First verse shows a soldier showing remorse. The second verse shows how a american soldier loved killing the vietnamease.

Toddler found dead in North Delta
Father arrested on suspicion of murder in death of little girl

Vancouver Sun
Friday, January 18, 2008
CREDIT: Bill Keay/Vancouver Sun

Police tape surrounds a home in 7800-block in North Delta where an infant girl was found dead this morning. A man at the scene has been arrested.

DELTA, B.C. - A little girl has been found slain in her North Delta home and her father has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

The victim was approximately 18-months-old, the youngest of three daughters in the family, said Surinder Johal, who lived in a basement suite in the home where the death occurred.
By 11 a.m. today, two hours after police received a 911 call, word of the killing had spread throughout the neighbourhood, drawing small groups of men and women to the crime scene.
Police tape stretched across 116 Street at both ends of the 7800 block, barring the public from approaching the house, a neat, white split-level home with a fenced backyard.

Delta police Const. Paul Eisenzimmer said the child, whom he described as a "toddler," was dead by the time officers arrived at 9 a.m.

An adult male in the house at 7888 116 St. was arrested, he said. Eisenzimmer described the suspect as a man in his 40s, adding "there is believed to be a family connection." He refused to provide more details.

Neighbours identified the suspect as Lakhwinder Singh Kahlon and the dead girl as his daughter, Rajwinder (Ravi) Kahlon.

Johal said she spoke with Kahlon's wife, Manjit, by telephone shortly after the child's death.
She and other neighbours said Lakhwinder Kahlon had worked in construction, but had not been working recently. He was known as a clean living man who did not drink or smoke.

Neighbours said the older girls are about nine- and 12-years-old, and are students at nearby McCloskey Elementary.

Residents of the neighbourhood were shocked by the death.

"It's scary, scary, scary," said Ashley Leslie, adding she did not know the family.
"It's freaky that it even happens this close to home," said Jennifer Lick.
"It's disgusting," she said when she learned the victim was a young child.

Police called the incident tragedy.

"This is an isolated incident. A young child is dead and a family has been torn apart,"

Eisenzimmer said in a news release.

"The Delta police department shares the grief of those who have suffered this loss."
Kahlon has worked as a drywaller and Manjit Kaur Kahlon worked as a seamstress, according to documents obtained from the land title office.

The streets aint safe, you need to learn how to kick some ass

look how he kicks some ass?

new Sikh unit shit- 2 new mixtapes by killa

No More Mr Nice Guy- Mixtape By Killa From Sikh Unit 2008

The new mixtape has 14 tracks all performed by Killa from Sikh Unit, it deals with deep issues within the Sikh community. It discusses issues such as the threats posed to our women by Islamic extremists and the oppression of our community by the Indian tyrannical government. It is a hip hop based album, but to get the word spread amongst all types of music lovers, up and coming producer Caveman is going to remix it and release it in Dub, garage and reggae format. Frontline will let you know of this release too!

Comments from Killa about the album.

“I can’t say that this album is hard or deep, I just done me. Whatever I felt within I put it on a beat init. I have included a lot of true stories about previous Sikh characters that I knew or came across in my life. Their lives are talked about so that people can learn from their mistakes. I put in a story of Manpreet and how she thought she was checking a Sikh man but it was a deceiving Islamic story. When she found out that she had been deceived by the person she loved and held all her hopes in. She lost the plot and went astray, she felt dirty and went on to drugs and started prostitution. Sukhi got spiked is another tune dealing with a problem that has been happening for years and seems to be increasing. Amerjit is a tune which shows how a young Sikh boy is isolated and ends up hating the whole system. Then obviously we got tunes exposing the tactics of the Indian government and how they are a thorn in the way of the Sikhs getting their homeland back.”

The other mixtape is called "2 sidez to every Guy"

This album is a soft album dedicated to younger kids; it includes some basics on Sikhi in the new tunes. But we have included three remixes as bonus tracks which include old lyrics from the previous Mixtape called “No more Mr nice Guy” Sikh Unit 4 will be released in a few weeks too. The Sikh Unit has been busy these last few weeks doing all types of projects. Some Hard hitting tunes will be coming your way soon.

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go to that link to download the new albums

peado alert

Priest guilty of sex assault charges

Andrew Seymour

Canwest News Service

Monday, January 14, 2008

CREDIT: CNS file photo Msgr. Bernard Prince.

PEMBROKE, Ont. - A retired priest and former Vatican official is guilty of sexually molesting 13 young boys.

Msgr. Bernard Prince, 72, pleaded guilty Monday to 12 charges of indecent or sexual assault that occurred over a 20-year period between 1964 and 1984.

Justice Julie-Ann Parfett also found him guilty of a 13th charge of indecent assault.

Following the guilty verdict on the single charge, Prince entered his plea on the 12 additional counts.
"Guilty your honour," Prince repeated a dozen times.

According to the information filed in court, nine of the 12 additional charges occurred in the Killaloe, Ont. area - about 170 kilometres west of Ottawa.

Three of the assaults occurred in the nation's capital.

A_total of 12 of the 13 victims, and their families, were in the packed courtroom to hear the verdicts.

An agreed statement of facts is expected to be read into the record Monday along with victim-impact statements of nine of the now grown men victimized by Prince.

A bench warrant had been issued for Prince, who had been living near Rome, in mid-October 2005, after police laid initial charges of buggery and indecent assault for the alleged assault of a then-12-year-old boy in 1969.

Prince was arrested at Montreal's Trudeau Airport in February 2006 after returning to Canada from Italy to face the charges in connection with the first alleged victim.

Prince was ordained in 1963.

His career included posts at the Vatican as the secretary general of the pontifical work for the propagation of faith until his retirement more than three years ago. He had lived in Italy since 1991.

He had also worked at parishes in Arnprior, Ont. and Pembroke, Ont. before he took a posting in Ottawa.

He later worked at the Canadian Conference of Bishops in Ottawa and taught at Saint Paul University before moving to Toronto as director of Canada's Pontifical Mission Society.

Pimping it up

Teens accused of pimping girls

Gang members allegedly targeted runaways and other girls with unstable homes for the prostitution ring.

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- Several teenage gang members have been arrested on suspicion of forcing girls as young as 12 into a prostitution ring, police said Tuesday.

After befriending the girls and getting them high, Varrio Central gang members took them to some regular customers and then sought other men by trolling apartment complexes, offering the girls' services for $50, Fort Worth police Lt. Ken Dean said.

The gang apparently targeted runaways and other girls with unstable homes, and if the girls refused to have sex for money the members beat and sexually assaulted them and threatened their families, Dean said.

"The age of the victims and suspects is the surprising part of it," Dean said. "To have such young individuals in a somewhat organized business, a forced prostitution ring, is somewhat alarming and such a horrendous crime against the 12- to 16-year-old girls."

Fort Worth detectives found five victims, ages 12 to 16, but believe there may be more. Those girls are back with relatives or in other safe places, he said, declining to elaborate.

A 15-year-old girl who may be a gang member helped the suspects by going to the victims' houses to pick them up under the pretense of going shopping or to a movie, which fooled the parents, said Lt. Dan Draper.

Four alleged gang members were arrested January 3 after they took a 14-year-old to a convenience store to have sex with the owner, a regular customer of the prostitution ring, police said.

Diego Rodriguez, 19, and Martin Reyes, 17, were charged with counts including engaging in organized criminal activity, aggravated kidnapping and trafficking of a person. Rodriguez, held on $170,000 bond, did not have an attorney, and a lawyer for Reyes, held on $150,000 bond, could not be reached for comment Tuesday.

The cases of two boys, ages 15 and 16, and the 15-year-old girl accused of helping the gang are being handled in the juvenile system. Police expect more arrests as the investigation continues, Dean said.

The convenience store owner, Chang Hyeong Lee, 56, was charged with aggravated kidnapping, engaging in organized criminal activity and prostitution. He remained jailed Tuesday with bail set at $300,000. His attorney could not immediately be reached.

Police discovered the prostitution ring after a woman was arrested in August in a neighborhood allegedly offering men sex with a 14-year-old girl for $50. Police have declined to reveal the relationship between Debra Flores Castillo, 33, who was charged with compelling prostitution, and the teen gang members.

She was released on a $20,000 bond. Her attorney, Mark Scott, declined to comment.

Jorge Martinez, accused of paying for sex with the teen in August, remained jailed on $10,000 bond Tuesday on a sexual assault of a child charge. His attorney did not immediately return a call.

Sikh Seriously Injured after Unprovoked Assault Outside NY Gurdwara

Neighbour arrested and charged by police

Jamaica, NY: Baljeet Singh, a 63-year-old Sikh man suffered serious injuries on Monday evening during an unprovoked attack by David C. Wood, a next-door neighbour to the gurdwara (Sikh place of worship) at 95th Avenue and 222nd Street in Jamaica, New York. Singh suffered a broken nose and a fractured jaw, which will both require surgery. The suspect, Wood, aged 36, attacked Singh after the latter had parked his car on the opposite side of the street from where the gurdwara and the defendant’s house are located.

At approximately 5:45 p.m. on Monday, Baljeet Singh had parked his car down the street and on the opposite side from the gurdwara and Wood’s residence when the latter began screaming incomprehensibly. As the victim started to move towards the gurdwara, taking a path that allowed the most distance from his would-be attacker, the defendant accosted Singh. The victim, told UNITED SIKHS that Wood swore at him and called him an Arab, before punching him, causing him to bleed profusely and fall to the sidewalk. During the attack, Singh’s turban was knocked off and his spectacles broke. This series of events transpired quickly and with no provocation from the victim, as the two had never spoken at any point. According to the victim’s son, Harpreet Singh, two people assumed to be the perpetrator’s parents appeared immediately after the attack and approached his father as he fell and supposedly asked if he was alright. The victim entered the gurdwara and called 911, deciding not to disturb anyone else with the situation due to the fact that prayers were in progress.

The victim’s wife, Jasbir Kaur, arrived as an ambulance was taking her husband away to Long Island Jewish Hospital, where he received a CAT scan, X-rays, and several tests before being discharged at 3 a.m. When police arrived at the scene, both the assailant and the people thought to be his parents had vacated the house.

“UNITED SIKHS was contacted by Detective Michael Theogene with the Community Affairs Department of the NYPD, urging us to contact the Hate Crimes Task Force. Mr. Wood was arrested last night,” said Jaspreet Singh, UNITED SIKHS staff attorney. “Police have charged Mr. Wood with 4 counts of assault, two of which are classified as hate crimes, and an additional charge of aggravated harassment,” He added.

The congregants of the gurdwara, which the victim’s family has attended for 12 years, have previously experienced resentment from the defendant’s house due to the proximity of the gurdwara to his residence. Wood had sometimes turned speakers playing loud music towards the gurdwara during a prayer service. In the past, gurdwara officials reminded congregants to park at a distance and also warned parents to keep their children away from Wood’s house. “As you can imagine,” the younger Singh claimed, “this incident has instilled a tremendous fear in all of us.”

Singh is scheduled for surgery to correct his fractured jaw and broken nose. For two weeks, he will require a completely liquid diet, followed by several more weeks of soft foods such as gelatin and mashed potatoes only. Distressed, Ms. Kaur claimed, “The biggest thing we are afraid of is not being able to go back to our gurdwara. We’ve gone there so long, and now what do we do after all this?” UNITED SIKHS will continue to assist the victim and his family in dealing with the impact of this atrocity by contacting the Crime Victims Fund and following up with the police and the Hate Crimes Task Force.

Frontline Punjabi Youth

Whos next? Sikhs need to take matters in own hands, police always come after. Your safety is in your own hands. (got to be a outlaw to defend yourself)

New Rape Gang In London

This actually happened a few weeks ago right here in England . It was early evening and a young lady stopped to get petrol.

She filled her tank and walked into the store to pay for her petrol. The cashier told her ‘Don't pay for your petrol yet.....walk around the store for a while and act as if you're picking up some other things to buy.

A man just got into the back of your car. I've called the police and they're on their way'. When the police arrived, they found the man in the back seat of the girl's car and asked him what he was doing. He replied, he was joining a gang and the initiation to join is to kidnap a woman and bring her back to the gang to be raped by every member of the gang. If the woman was still alive by the time they finish with her then they let her go.

According to the police that night, there is a new gang forming here originating from London. The scary part of this is because the guy didn't have a weapon on him. The police could only charge him with trespassing.... He's back on the street and free to try again.

Please be aware of what's going on around you and for your family and friends. LADIES you or one of your family and friends could be the next victim.

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The Rules Of War Of The Traditional Khalsa Army

The Khalsa was created as a unique army of God to defend truth, rightouness and justice. The Khalsa Army fought many wars and sacrificed so many lives for their principals. Because the khalsa used to mainly fight for humanity their code of conduct was different from many of their enemies. One main opposition of the Khalsa army was the Mughals. The Mughals were a Muslim Army who was comminting injustice to Non-Muslims and forcing conversions.

Code of Conduct in times of War of the Mughals:

They used to rape women and kill kids. The women used to be raped to dishonour and humiliate their enemies women folk. Kids used to be killed so that the Sikhs are eliminated from the face of the earth.

Imprisonment of innocent family members of the Sikhs. Innocent civilians were targeted and killed for just being Sikh.

They were an army full of anger, revenge and brutality.

They Burnt Sikh houses down to abolish Sikh towns. After they Robbed, looted, raped and killed.

Many times their acts of rage were taken out on innocents due to build up of frustration from defeat.

They commited unjust violence and crime in an inhumane manner.

Code of conduct of the Khalsa Army.

Only punished the guilty. Never harmed innocents or put their life in any sort of danger!

Never touched civilians, or raped women, or even thought of harming harmless kids.

Never looted or burnt down Muslim civilain towns.

Was a Army full of campassion and might.

They stood up for righteousness and defended the human rights of the people.

Any Khalsa Soldier who violated the code was dealt with by the commanding officer accordingly. These days every one calls themselves a Khalsa but many Sikhs have a Mughal mentality; it’s disgusting. Singhs go around saying the Khalsa this and the Khalsa that, but they commit actions which the Khalsa stood against. Sikhs these days are full of double standards and hypocrisy, it; s a shame. No wonder Guru Ji doesn’t do Kirpa on the Khalsa Army.