"As a hindu...am grateful to my sikh brothers for having saved us (hindus)"

 A funny appeasement quote:

Punjabi singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh briefly halted his performance during his Aura Tour concert in Calgary, Canada, after pro-Khalistan flags were waved by some members of the audience. The unexpected moment quickly went viral on social media, drawing widespread attention and debate. Dosanjh responded firmly on stage, asking those involved to stop and directing organisers to remove them from the venue. He emphasised that his work has consistently focused on raising awareness about Punjab’s issues and rejected criticism over his past appearances, including on television and international platforms. The singer also addressed his participation in global shows, stating that his aim has always been to highlight Punjab on a wider stage rather than for personal promotion. The incident has sparked mixed reactions online, with supporters praising his stance while others continue to debate the broader political context. #DiljitDosanjh #AuraTour #CalgaryConcert #PunjabiMusic #BreakingNews #ConcertDrama #Khalistan #CanadaEvents #ViralVideo #EntertainmentNews #MusicIndustry #GlobalStage #Punjab #LiveConcert #TrendingNow #CelebrityNews #Bollywood #Singer #StageMoment #PublicReaction #IndiaTodayGlobal

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"as a hindu...am grateful to my sikh brothers for having saved us (hindus) for so long...itz our turn now to protect you.."

Reality:  

Awesome article:

"The Sanitisation of Indian History: Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadur" "The Survival Of Hinduism Was A Result Of A Massive, Multi-century, And Geographically Diverse Resistance, Rather Than The Laughable Act Of A Single Person (Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadur) In The 17th Century." "It’s a classic case of repetition dribble becoming "truth." When the education system and thousands of niche websites repeat the same narrative without cross-referencing it against military timelines—like the Maratha rise or Ahom victories—it creates a massive feedback loop."

Source: https://www.sanatandharam.co.uk/topics/sikh-narrative/the-sanitisation-of-indian-history-sikh-guru-tegh-bahadur.php