A Sikh perspective for Brexit: Manvir Singh Khalsa

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A Sikh perspective for Brexit Manvir Singh Khalsa
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• European Sikhs face an increasing trend of
  intolerance of religion in mainland Europe, from
  education to work. In public life, resistance to
  being seen differently is growing. Countries such
  as France do not allow photos that prove who has
  worn Dastaar. In addition, children were
  instructed to remove Dastaar if they wanted to
  continue studying at school.

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• Sikhs' legal experts took this case to the United
  Nations. Despite the UN's French directive on the
  right for Sikhs to wear Dastaar, the French
  government ignored this ruling.

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• The European Parliament, the European politicians
  as configured. Britain was part of the European
  Parliament but does not constitute a majority.
  Most of the European mainland countries Punjabi
  or Sikh and historic relationship is almost no
  Sikh vote is not required (the Sikhs and all the
  European countries in the minority and in many
  regions not get to vote because there is no
  citizenship).

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• With this in mind, a public life that appears in
  religion for the increasing trend in the European
  politicians Sikh interests of advocates hope to
  little or not at all. The United Kingdom European
  Union remained in the British Sikh people in this
  country got freedom intolerance for European
  politicians threat of risk would have been. For
  Europe and radical Islam's threat to the Sikh and
  law-abiding Muslims in a negative impact.

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• Secession from the European Union will make the
  voice of British Sikhism stronger, and Britain's
  favor for Sikhism and religion as a whole will
  increase, or at least be protected, without
  European constraints.

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Conclusion

• The British public is a considerable number of
  politicians and the integrity of the political
  system has lost faith in you. People began to
  question the validity and veracity of political
  claims on both sides of political claims.

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• With complaints about politicians involved in
  expense scandals, growing fears of government
  cuts to essential services, and a desire to make
  society better than it is now, many voted for
  Brexit. However, the reality of the situation is
  time to plate!

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• Gurbani teaches us to prepare for the future and
  be raw. ... ?? ???? ???? ??????? ? (... look
  forward to the future with foresight.).
  According to Gurbani, primacy comes from the
  connection between spirituality and divinity.
  Gurbani " ?? ???? ?? ?????? ???? ????? ????? ???
  ? ("only they are learned, wise, scholar, and
  accumulate spiritual wealth by connecting with
  God.).

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• Based on the spirituality set in Sri Guru Granth
  Sahib Ji, there is no greater preparation for the
  future than maintaining readiness for the unknown
  by letting the virtue and glory of Guru shine
  through our thoughts and actions.

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• According to Manvir Singh Khalsa, The path for
  European Sikhs is to instill the values and
  thinking of Gurmat into their children and focus
  on their children's education. In other European
  countries and spiritually strong and educated
  young Gur Sikh lawyers, doctors, writers,
  journalists when they are a wider society and
  each government has its own story, you will be
  able to express it.

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• Building connections with the community and host
  community politicians create stronger bonds.
  Regularly invite politicians, teachers, and
  police to the Gurdwara, explain Sikhi, share
  Langar with them, have friendly conversations,
  build bridges with decision-makers, and they will
  have respect with Sikhs in mind.

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• Hopefully, talented young gurushiks from European
  countries can reach influential positions to
  influence legislators to protect the rights of
  Sikhs, as pioneering Sikhs in Britain did. There
  are already young gurus Sikhs who have made
  positive contributions to Sikhs active in Europe
  and living in their country.

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• The early pioneers for the rights of Sikhs faced
  many difficulties and had to participate in
  peaceful demonstrations to obtain the right to
  wear Dastaar on buses or not to wear helmets.
  Sikhs initially jumped into politics as local
  MPs, and eventually, we had Sikhs proudly wearing
  Dastaar in Parliament.

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• Manvir Singh Leamington said that in Europe Sikhi
  is strong and devoted to Gurban, Simran Gursikhs
  if you have, their presence and atmosphere that
  they say that people will have a positive effect.
  It is time for European Sikhs to move out of
  their communities and join the wider community.

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• Similarly, Sikhs in the UK can continue to help
  European Sikhs by maintaining relations with
  embassies in other European countries and can
  continue to provide support to European
  communities struggling with problems.

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• Racial discrimination in the fight against the
  British Sikh history, equal opportunity, and
  faith of the religion clauses protect through our
  European brothers and sisters all for a more fair
  and respectful to build a community to help rich
  experience and professional knowledge to share.

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