Grateful to @KanganaTeam for shedding light on the tragic killings of Hindus by Khalistanis in Punjab in #Emergency movie. While some scenes had to be censored, we deeply appreciate your effort to bring this dark chapter of history to the forefront. The truth must be heard. 🙏🏻

3 march 1988: Village Bhoian, Amritsar, Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF) commander claimed responsibility for the brutal killing of an ex. Sarpanch Jaswant Singh's 8 family members, accusing them of being police informants. Satnam Singh Chhina signed the statement, declaring, "Until the government stops killing Sikhs, we will not stop killing Hindus." After killing all the family members, the terrorists also set the house on fire.

It is shocking to witness deliberate attempts by @thaSikhs handle to manipulate facts and undermine the initiative of Punjab Files, which seeks justice for the victims of Khalistani terrorism. By misrepresenting and cherry-picking details while ignoring the broader narrative of atrocities, this handle not only disrespects the memories of innocent victims but also indirectly glorifies perpetrators of violence. 1. Property Dispute Misrepresentation: ThaSikhs has trivialized the brutal killing of Jaswant Singh's family as "merely a property dispute," conveniently ignoring critical facts. These include the news (highlighted by their own handle) about abduction of Late Gurmit Singh's son by terrorists, the demand for a ransom of ₹30,000, and the eventual written confession by Satnam Singh Chhina in the reputed Punjabi newspaper Daily Ajit. If ThaSikhs has evidence to refute this confession, it should present credible proof instead of engaging in baseless denial. 2. Selective Sympathy and Glorification of Terrorists: It is shameful to see this handle mock the victims of terror while defending or glorifying individuals like Satnam Singh Chhina, who openly admitted to: Killing CRPF jawans on October 30, 1992. Murdering a liquor shopkeeper. Advocating violence against the Ramgarhia community on the instructions of Bhindranwale. 3. Acknowledge All Victims: While Punjab Files aims to raise awareness about targeted Hindu killings by Khalistani terrorists, it also recognizes the pain of victims from other communities, including Sikhs. Unlike ThaSikhs handle, which blatantly disregards these brutal killings, we firmly stand with all victims, irrespective of their religion, and condemn every act of terrorism. 4. Call for Accountability: The deliberate manipulation of facts and consistent denial of Khalistani violence by TheSikhs handle highlights its sympathies for a violent ideology. By burying the atrocities against Hindus for over 40 years and promoting a one-sided narrative of victimhood for terrorists, this account displays sheer dishonesty and a lack of moral integrity. The next time @ /ThaSikhs attempts to distort the truth or mock terror victims, it should pause and reflect on the pain and suffering endured by countless innocent families. Justice demands honesty, not propaganda, and the victims of terrorism deserve respect, not mockery.

Justice for victims of Khalistan terrorism! Visit Punjabfiles.org, a dedicated platform shedding light on the dark era of violence in Punjab. Thousands lost their lives—let’s honor them by ensuring their stories are heard and justice is served. #PunjabFiles #JusticeForVictims

19 April 1990: 15 passengers died and 41 others were injured in a powerful bomb blast by khalistani Terrorists in a Punjab Roadways bus on the border of Pathankot town. The blast took place near the wooden bridge on Jalandhar-Pathankot road, 3 km from Pathankot. #punjabfiles

August 10, 1986: General Arun Vaidya was shot dead by terrorists Jinda and Sukha in Pune city, as he was returning home in his car from the market. On motorbikes, the attackers approached his car and fired eight or nine rounds into it. Due to his role in Operation Blue Star in 1984, General Vaidya was assassinated while serving as the 12th Chief of the Army Staff from 1983 to 1986.

Punjab Files website is live ! A website dedicated to Punjabi Hindu Genocide by Khalistani terrorists in Punjab. punjabfiles.org/ Please support our cause to provide justice to the victims 🙏🏻

This photo is just one glimpse of the tragedy among 1.5 lakh Punjabi Hindus, including women and children, who escaped gen* cidal slogans and targeted kllings by radical Khlistani extremists, and took shelter in places like Delhi’s Piragarhi camp. They left behind their homes, lands, and livelihoods but what’s worse, they were erased from national memory. Their suffering isn’t discussed, their trauma isn’t acknowledged, and their hope of returning still lingers in silence. Justice delayed is one thing but invisibility is another form of injustice.