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âIt was an arduous task to bring this issue to the fore in the form of a very high quality film. This film’s selection as second best documentary out of a field of 240 speaks volumes of your commitment to this cause. It is a shame that racism is still prevalent in a country like Canada in this time and day. Along with you, I would also like to commend Dr. Hakim Bhullar, his colleagues and supporters for not giving up. Let us hope that Gone Are the Days will serve as a good lesson/ deterrent for future generation. Well done!,â wrote columnist and community activist Balwant Sanghera. âIâm honoured and proud to tell this exceptional Canadian story of institutional racism and let it be a lesson to everyone who thinks extreme form of racism doesnât exist in Canada. Let me burst your bubble and say it does and the government of the day in BC and Ottawa stood silently as it took place but our communityâs spirit and fight against injustice has stood the time a
Setting Aside 2013 Riots, Farmers Protest Reviving Jat-Muslim Political Alliance (Image by NewsClick)
The 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots led to the break-up of a crucial political alliance of Jats and Muslims forged by Chaudhary Charan Singh; the current farmers protest is uniting them again.
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Is aandolan men Hindustan hai; Hindustani bane raho; Hindu-Musalma mein mat batna (India is participating in this movement; continue to be an Indian; don’t fall into the trap of Hindu-Muslim divide),” Mahendra Singh Chaudhary, district president of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) in Uttar Pradesh’s Gautam Budha Nagar, asked the youth from the stage at the Ghazipur border protest amid thunderous applause from the huge crowd.