Sikh temple that was bombed was bombed by ISIS.

Would you call the British Government or the American Government a "Christian led government"?
If not, why is the Indian Govt. called a "Hindu led government"?

Fyi, the Home Minister during the lead up to 1984 was Zail Singh - a Sikh

Very surprised to see ISIS attack "non Western targets"

Same!

I also find it surprising, definitely would have thought it to be a hate crime.

Last week, a powerful bomb was thrown into a sikh temple in Essen,Germany. Luckily the bomb did not make it through the door (inside there were approx 100-200 people attending a wedding) and landed outside next to the flagpole but it was so power all the windows of surrounding flats were smashed aswell. 3 people were injured.
Today in the German media it has been recealed that supporters/members of ISIS committed this, I was surprised since I thought it was a hate crime.
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Its a far right group framing Muslims. How can people still fall for it?? How easy it is for them to frame Muslims, all they need to do is dress up in religious clothing, and 'accidentally' be spotted by CCTV

Very surprised to see ISIS attack "non Western targets"

I am proud she was assasinated.
I condemn the Air India bombing massively which was anger because of Indian government killing the sikhs in in the 80s.
I would love to see any other examples other then the Air India bombings.
What would you expect muslims around the world to do if Saudi goverment took army into Mecca and attacked it aswell as killing innocent civilians in 'crossfire'.

Very surprised to see ISIS attack "non Western targets"

It doesn't make sense. Indian culture and communities have never been the victims of Islamic terrorism. Don't believe this at first sight. This is most likely a western attack made to look like it was ISIS. It makes absolutely no sense ISIS would have a reason to attack people from the Sikh or Hindu religions, sounds fishy to me.

I only make the distinction of 'Hindu led' as that was who the militants at the time had most issue with. Religion was the major catalyst at the time for much of what happened and so I felt it was prudent to highlight that.

Come on, its not a conspiracy theory, its a pretty obvious scenario

I'll tell that to the victims of 26/11 (the Mumbai attacks) or the countless other attacks on Indian soil before and after 26/11 shall I?


Imo it was more of a political issue with the government's own divisive policies and actions rather than a Hindu-Sikh issue.

There is no link to attacks on Indian soil and Islamic terror. There is no proof but western fabrications. ISIS and Indians have no conflict. Islamic terror has never attacked those on Indian soil.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Mosque_seizure

Hope the govt of the day and Army successfully clears it of terrorists

As a SIkh, most of the extremism in our religion was at its height during the 1980s. As someone has shown, it stemmed mostly from this movement: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khalistan_movement

Essentially, that the Sikh community should have it's own nation (Based in Punjab). So Sikhs often clashed with the Hindu led Government of India during that time. Already linked was this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_India_Flight_182 Prior to 9/11, the biggest terrorist incident involving aircraft by death count.

Also Indira Gandhi's assassination (In response to Operation Bluestar). If you're interested, this was probably the most prominent terrorist group linked at the time to Sikhism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babbar_Khalsa

Oh yeah because anyone questioning the activities of Babbar Khalsa terrorists has got to be a Hindu right?

As a SIkh, most of the extremism in our religion was at its height during the 1980s. As someone has shown, it stemmed mostly from this movement: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khalistan_movement

Essentially, that the Sikh community should have it's own nation (Based in Punjab). So Sikhs often clashed with the Hindu led Government of India during that time. Already linked was this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_India_Flight_182 Prior to 9/11, the biggest terrorist incident involving aircraft by death count.

Also Indira Gandhi's assassination (In response to Operation Bluestar). If you're interested, this was probably the most prominent terrorist group linked at the time to Sikhism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babbar_Khalsa

I only make the distinction of 'Hindu led' as that was who the militants at the time had most issue with. Religion was the major catalyst at the time for much of what happened and so I felt it was prudent to highlight that.