Sir,

Governments having mutual trust start diplomatic relations but once the trust is shattered they are obliged to break their diplomatic ties.

After over 40 years of bitter experience with Hindu India Sikh nation has reached at a crucial point of no return to break our relations at our National level and say Good-bye for good,

Lord Krishna the Hindu god tried to convince Arjuna to fight his own nearest relatives the Kaurvas. The code of conduct is described as follows: “The Untruth is more ancient than truth”, and advises them “One may lie without any hesitation to save one’s life. Truth thrusts man in to the Hell and it hurts.” (J.J Meyer, Sexual life in ancient India). It says “Ma buruyat sat yamapriam” i.e. refrain from uttering truth that hurts and harms.

 During the great battle of Mahabharata Krishna supported the false rumors that Drona’s son was dead which made the brave fighters of that side to lay down their arms and hence all were slain instantaneously.

 When Karna’s chariot was stuck in mud and he alighted from it in order to get it out and start fighting again, but Krishna made Arjana to attack at that moment when he was busy and got him killed when he could not resist, this was against the ethics of war prevalent at that time. The same Krishna instigated Bhimsen to make another unethical attack on Duryodhan who taking advantage of Duryodhans helplessness blew his thigh (Mahabharta, Bhagwat puran, Premsagar).

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Guru Hargobind Sahib during his second battle when he faced Chandu’s son Karam Chand, Karam Chand’s sword broke Guru then put his sword in to his scabbard and did away with his adversary in a wrestling bout. Similarly Guru Gobind Singh Ji also never took advantage of such situations and use to give first chance to the enemy to strike first even more than one chance. Sikhs never took advantage of such situations as was advised by Lord Krishna  that is why Guru Sahib said:-Kisan bisan kabhoon na dhiaoon. (I shall never remember Krishan or Bisna). With

this type of precedents set by the founders of Sikh Faith, how is it possible that the brave freedom fighters back home can kill innocent, defenseless people, it is against our basic tenets of Sikhism! They are only fighting the tyranny of that nation having the basic teachings mentioned above.

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh.

Nau-Nihal Singh Grewal (Dr)

Big Pool, MD. 21711

Article extracted from this publication >> January 18, 1991