Only sikhs can defeat afghan taliban

[NiranjanGaaru]

No foreign power since last 200 years couldn't pluck a eeka.... 

 

 

 

[NiranjanGaaru]

Over to @Telugodura456 @ysshakeela

[kumari26f]

orey vallni m anak ni pungi padluddi antunna @Khali_ista mari jagrathha..ochanattey aa id lo mamulgaa undadh nik MC

[NiranjanGaaru]

7 minutes ago, kumari26f said:

orey vallni m anak ni pungi padluddi antunna @Khali_ista mari jagrathha..ochanattey aa id lo mamulgaa undadh nik MC

The Valiant Tale Of Sikh Warrior Hari Singh Nalwa, The Only Man The Afghans Were Scared Of

 

It's almost as if you could point at any figure from Sikh history and inevitably end up with a total warrior. Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa's life as a fighter and gentleman is so outrageously epic that it's hard to believe.

Hari Singh Nalwa was born in Gujranwala, in the Majha region of Punjab, to the Uppal family.

This was 1791. By the time he was 10 years old, he began practising the Sikh religion. Training in horse riding and martial arts from a very young age, Hari Singh quickly displayed prowess in physical activity and intelligence. By the time he was 13, his mother sent him to the court of Ranjit Singh to resolve a property dispute. The meeting with the king would later grant him membership to his court, and the control of 800 horses and footmen later that year.

That's right. He was in command of an army as soon as he hit his teens

The name that he wore, Nalwa as opposed to Uppal, was given to him in 1804. It meant 'one with claws, like that of a tiger.'

It is speculative whether Hari Singh had already begun serving with the military just yet. But in 1804 when he was out on a hunt with his men, an attack by a tiger caught him off guard. Certain legends claim the tiger had him between its jaws, others say he decided to fight it with his bare hands. But one thing that seems certain is the fact that he ended up breaking the cat's jaw and tearing its mouth open. This earned him nicknames like baagh maar (the one who killed the tiger), and eventually his title, Nalwa

Between 1804 and 1837, Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa fought over 20 battles, many of them against the Afghans, quickly earning himself the reputation of the only man who struck terror in their hearts.

The tales of the battles that were fought by the Sikh army under his command are too vast and epic to even try to cover in detail. But rest assured, Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa is considered to be one of few men who have ever completely controlled the Khyber Pass for as long as he did, beginning with the battle at Kasur in 1807 to the taking of Jamrud in 1836. Each battle had odds favoured against him, but it was his wit and superior knowledge of warfare tactics that won him his victories.

Hari Singh Nalwa is almost solely credited with expanding the Sikh empire beyond the Indus valley and all the way up to the Khyber Pass.

This was a feat that no man had managed before. In 1837, news of Hari Singh's exploits sent shivers down the Afghani kingdom's spine. The next move would have seen the Sikhs take Jalalabad and subsequently Kabul. Dost Mohammad Khan, the then Emir of Afghanistan sent five of his sons with his army to meet with the Sikhs. Not to battle, but to display their strength. Similar orders were given to the Sikh army by their commander.

When the Afghanis realised their numbers were greater, they ordered an assault. Up until Hari Singh arrived at Jamrud from the fort of Peshawar.

His arrival threw the Afghanis into complete chaos. The Sikhs charged and doled out serious damage to the Afghanis, most of whom seemed to be fleeing. But during the battle, Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa sustained fatal injuries. Hari Singh ordered his men not to let news of his imminent death out until reinforcements had arrived. For a week till the Sikh reinforcements arrived, the Afghanis stayed back for fear of meeting Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa on the battlefield again. The Sikh army managed to retain their position at the Khyber Pass. 

The mouth of Khyber Pass would remain under the control of the Sikh empire till the British defeated them in Punjab.

One of the fiercest warriors in Sikh history!

[anna_gari_maata]

Sikhs should occupy complete Pakistan and make Pakistan their home land

[NiranjanGaaru]

Just now, anna_gari_maata said:

Sikhs should occupy complete Pakistan and make Pakistan their home land

Agreed, khalistani gallani India atu side divert chesthe dual benefits for India and sikhs too.... 

[kumari26f]

 

[JackSeal]

43 minutes ago, NiranjanGaaru said:

No foreign power since last 200 years couldn't pluck a eeka.... 

 

 

 

Yes bro… if sikhs can defeat talibans that means they can defeat anyone… so then its possible they can defeat us and achieve their longterm goal of Khalistan … don’t give such ideas ra 

[NiranjanGaaru]

@futureofandhra see this man... How Hollywood with funding of US CIA whitewashed taliban crimes in 90's rambo movie lol... 

 

[NiranjanGaaru]

14 minutes ago, anna_gari_maata said:

Sikhs should occupy complete Pakistan and make Pakistan their home land

 

1 minute ago, JackSeal said:

Yes bro… if sikhs can defeat talibans that means they can defeat anyone… so then its possible they can defeat us and achieve their longterm goal of Khalistan … don’t give such ideas ra 

Most sikhs are patriotic few khalistani elements are there,... They should be diverted to POK and Pakistan lol.... That's our idea

[Vaampire]

Sikhs fight for motherland.. they will give their best in that process.

but why would they fight for afghan? Will they give their 100%?

[Telugodura456]

47 minutes ago, NiranjanGaaru said:

Over to @Telugodura456 @ysshakeela

Sikha/muslims and punjabi hindus deserve their own punjabi nation. They suffered too much with the religious hate politics and division of their land in to india, pakistan and still unformed khalistan. If they need to split then they should have three nations. Its horrible to force them to merge in to india and pakistan - both horrible countries.

True brotherhood/solidarity can come through language based nations.

[NiranjanGaaru]

1 minute ago, Vaampire said:

Sikhs fight for motherland.. they will give their best in that process.

but why would they fight for afghan? Will they give their 100%?

Sikhs only can defeat Afghans antunna acc to history not asking them to fight for Afghan govt 

[gothamprince]

no power can defeat talibans currently they have the tactical advantage ,valla homeground

[NiranjanGaaru]

3 minutes ago, gothamprince said:

no power can defeat talibans currently they have the tactical advantage ,valla homeground

super.....