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Sikh Siyasat PodcastsSocio-Political Activist Lakha Sidhana Flags Increasing Frequency of Police Encounters in Punjab
Punjab is currently passing through a highly sensitive phase. With rapidly shifting international and regional dynamics, South Asia’s geopolitical fault lines are directly impacting the region. The evolving India-Pakistan security scenario is also casting a significant shadow over Punjab. Amidst these developments, Punjab faces a surge in internal issues, most notably the increasing trend of police encounters. On 13 July 2025, during a “Zabar Virodhi Rally” (Rally Against Atrocities) held at Tapa Mandi, prominent socio-political activist Lakha Sidhana strongly condemned these encounters and raised serious concerns about human rights violations.
In this speech, Lakha Sidhana speaks...2025-07-2229 min
B Social Podcast (Punjabi Podcast)Signatures - In this episode of Signatures our host Manjit Singh Rajpura is in conversation with Lakha SidhanaMigration is the biggest problem in Punjab. People of punjab are migrating to foreign countries whereas people of another states are buying properties in punjab, making their adhaar cards and voter id's. This all will destroy punjab. In future, punjabi's will be in minority in punjab.2023-03-1748 min
Listen or Leave#010 Indian Farmer Protest, wallstreetbets, crypto....Listen or leave back for a discussion. We cover the Indian farmer protests, the aftermath of the Republic Day tractor trade. Updates on the Deep Sidhu and Lakha Sidhana situation and more. Interesting discussions with HP and Sunny who let us know what happened with the #wallstreetbets situation on wall street, they also touch on bitcoin and cryptocurrency. Check us out on Spotify, Apple and YouTube.
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43:47 - Indian Farmer Protest2021-02-071h 33
The Big StoryWhat’s Next for the Farmers Protest After Violence in Delhi?Just a day after mayhem broke out in Delhi as protesters and the Delhi Police clashed with each other during the Farmers' Tractor Rally on Republic Day, on 27 January Two farmers unions — the Bharatiya Kisan Union (Bhanu) and Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Sangathan withdrew their participation from the farmers protests.
Amidst a tense atmosphere at the Delhi border areas where farmers have been camping for two months, Bhanu Pratap Singh, president of Bharatiya Kisan Union (Bhanu) said he was deeply pained by the violent sights.
As the Delhi Police registered 25 FIRs, some other interesting details have come up...2021-01-2716 min