READERS' MAIL TO PUNJAB TRAUMA
We, the family of Punjab People's Voice, are thankful to the readers of our website: Punjab Trauma, as we are about to enter the second year of our existence in the cyber space. During the first year, we have received a massive response in the form of e-mails, from a cross-section of society from around the world. Though we have tried to respond individually to almost every mail that we got, we now feel that a selected number of readers' reactions should be there on our website in order to share such information with other readers also.
Keeping this in view, Punjab Trauma has started the section: 'Mail Box'. The responses received by us will be available in this section, with our comments, if applicable. Please read this section regularly, and send us your suggestions for the overall improvement of the website.
Note: The mail sent by the readers may be selected and edited by our staff in order to put it in the 'Mail Box' section.
Looking forward for your constant cooperation.
Site Manager
From Vicsidhu5@aol.com
Dear Mr. Avtar Singh,
Its not appropriate for me to say that I enjoyed
your web site, yet it was convincing. I am truley against the killing of
innocent, whether it is Hindu or Sikh. But like they say everyhing is fair in
love and war. And as the history repeats itself by proving Guru Gobind
Singh ji's prophecy "when all means of peace fail then it's rightful to pick
up sword and claim what's yours". I want to make sure sir that you dont mix up
terrorism and real Khalistani movement. These are two different concepts. One is to
achieve soverign country and second one is to discrete the mighty soldiers of
Khalsa Quam.........which of course is arranged by central government and
their tauts. When will Sikh Quam wake up and smell the deception in the air of
five rivers. The day is not too far now when Sikh Quam will wake up and they
will reclaim what's theirs. They will reclaim what was confiscated from them
after the golden age of Khalsa. When Khalsa Raj is among us, no poor will
suffer, no lonely mother would wait for her long gone sons, no man would
ever rape a helpless widow. Khalsa shall rise as a phoneix out of ashes and
their shall be no more suffering. WAHE GURU JI KA KHALSA WAHE GURU JI KI
FATEH.
From: AKSalwan@aol.com
I really loved your site. I must inform you that I am glad that you speak of
peace for our Punjab but the Internet is being used by people to spread
hatred and propaganda. I got married in India last year and had the
privilege to visit my father's Pind back home in Amritsar. I saw the bond you
speak of between the communities. Over here in the States many people are
trying to seperate the communities and I find this to be very sad. Keep up the
good work and let me know if you guys are doing anymore updates or need help
of anykind.
Arun K. Salwan
Mera Punjab Vasda Rave!
