On July 2, 2020, the Punjab Police arrested Italian resident Joginder Singh from his village in Akala, Distt Kapurthala while he was visiting India. He was arrested under the Unlawful … Continue readingJoginder Singh Gujjar Latest Victim of Draconian Unlawful Activities Prevention Act
On July 3, 2020, Radio Virsa host Harnek Neki was celebrating his 53rd birthday at Love Punjab Restaurant in Auckland when a former kabaddi player Manjit Singh Atwal also known … Continue readingHarnek Neki Attacked During His Birthday Celebration
US-based Gurpatwant Singh Pannu of Sikhs for Justice has been declared a terrorist amongst 8 others by the Ministry of Home Affairs (India) under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The … Continue readingMinistry of Home Affairs Declares Gurpatwant Singh Pannu a “Terrorist” Amongst 8 Others
The Broadcasting Standards Authority of New Zealand has found Harnek Nekis Radio Virsa to breach broadcasting standards by inciting violence and brutality. The questionable remarks were made during an exchange … Continue readingHarnek Nekis Radio Virsa Found To Breach Broadcasting Standards
Balwinder Mathadda, also known as Bhinda, the co-host of Harnek Neki on his Radio Virsa New Zealand radio station and Youtube channel has apologized for hurting the religious sentiments of … Continue readingBalwinder Mathadda Apologies for Hurting Sikh Sentiments
As I write this, racial tensions in the United States are at a height due to the murder of African-American George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police Department Officer … Continue readingSikh Celebrities Raising Awareness of Operation Bluestar
Recently we had been hearing about a controversial radio show host by the name of Harnek “Singh” Neki based out of Auckland, New Zealand. The name of the show he … Continue readingWho is Harnek Singh ‘Neki’ New Zealand?
The “Singhs Doing Things” crew are back with another track, following the success of Roose, Kaali, Khadku Life, Watch Your Mouth, and Soldier. The track is titled “Dear Mama”, written … Continue readingDear Mama (Chani Nattan) Track Review
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Bhai Amarjeet Singh ‘Billa’ was born on November 6th 1967 at village Begowal, District Kapurthala. … Continue readingBhai Amarjeet Singh Billa
Article printed in Sikh Shahadat magazine. Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net The village Dakha of District Ludhiana is usually associated with Army Colonels & Generals, Literature scholars and highly educated people. But in … Continue readingBhai Varinder Singh Dakha
Article printed in Sikh Shahadat magazine. Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Amongst the well known Freedom Fighters of the Majha area features the name of Shaheed Bhai Surinder Singh aka … Continue readingBhai Surinder Singh ‘Shinda Galowal’
Article written for by Ritchie Bains Shaheed Bhai Surinder Singh ‘Shinder’ alias Shinda was born in Nakodar, Punjab on November 1, 1960 to his mother Surjit Kaur and father, Superintendant of … Continue readingBhai Surinder Singh Shinder
Taken from Singh Soorme Magazine – Issue 4, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net On April 20, 1961, Bhai Navneet Singh Qadian was born into a Gursikh family of village Qadian, district Gurdaspur, Punjab. His … Continue readingBhai Navneet Singh Qadian
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Among the fearless warriors hailing from the Malwa region of Punjab is Shaheed Bhai Kulwant Singh … Continue readingBhai Kulwant Singh Khukhrana
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Bhai Jugraj Singh ‘Toofan’ was born in 1971 at village Cheema Khudi. His father Sardar … Continue readingBhai Jugraj Singh Toofan
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Bhai Jarnail Singh Halwara was born in village Manak Majra which is located approximately 3 … Continue readingBhai Jarnail Singh Halwara
Article by Baljit Singh Khalsa (Khalsa Fatehnama magazine – November 2007). Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Bhai Jagdeep Singh was born on June 27, 1962 at ‘Roope ka Agwad’ … Continue readingBhai Jagdeep Singh Vakeel
Article taken from Sikh Shahadat magazine. Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Shaheed Bhai Inderjeet Singh Jammu was born on the 26th of January 1967 into the house of Bhai … Continue readingBhai Inderjeet Singh Jammu
Article taken from Sikh Shahadat magazine. Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Shaheed Bhai Baljinder Singh Chaunkiman was born into the household of Bapu Gurmail Singh & Mata Dalbeer Kaur. … Continue readingBhai Baljinder Singh Chaunkiman
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Bhai Manjit Singh aka Museebat Singh was born in 1956 and was one of 3 brothers, … Continue readingBhai Manjit Singh aka Museebat Singh
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Bhai Kulwant Singh Gumty was born into the Gursikh family of Sardar Surjit Singh and … Continue readingBhai Kulwant Singh Gumty
Article printed in Sikh Shahadat magazine.Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Shaheed Baba Jang Singh was born in village Mahel Kala in 1937, into the house of Sardar Bishan Singh & Mata Harnam Kaur. … Continue readingBaba Jang Singh
Based on Jujharoo Yodhay by Bhai Maninder Singh Baja.Translated by Bhai Zorawar Singh, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net In the Jagraon District of Punjab is a very blessed village called Kaunke. The … Continue readingJathedar Gurdev Singh Kaunke
SaintSoldiers.Net was started over 17 years ago with the intention of becoming a media site for all things related to the Sikh freedom movement. At the time there were very … Continue readingSaintSoldiers.Net Relaunch
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Major Baldev Singh Ghuman, son of Sardar Bhim Singh Ghuman and Bibi Inder Kaur, was … Continue readingMajor Baldev Singh Ghuman
Taken from “Singh Soormay” by Khalsa Alliance The number of accounts of bravery by those of young age found in the Sikh history cannot be found in the history of … Continue readingBhai Arvinderjeet Singh Goldy
Written by Gurdwara Tapoban Sahib Admin, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Shaheed Bhai Ajit Singh Ji was born in a small village in district Jalandhar. From childhood he was a very keen … Continue readingBhai Ajit Singh
Article printed Khalistan Diyan Goonjan magazine.Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Dr Gurnam Singh Buttar was one of many brave Sikhs who gave up their well paid Government jobs in protest … Continue readingDr Gurnam Singh Buttar
Written by Bhai Papalpreet Singh, (Shamsheer-e-Dast magazine – August 2009)Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Bhai Gurpal Singh was born on April 15, 1965 in the Neelowal Patti of village Bilga, … Continue readingBhai Gurpal Singh ‘Pala’
Written by Bhai Harjinder Singh (Walsall) Walsall sangat and the panth as a whole will always feel the loss of Shaheed Bhai Gurcharan Singh Khalsa. Gursikhs such as Bhai Gurcharan … Continue readingBhai Gurcharan Singh Khalsa
Written by Bhai Zorawar Singh Shaheed Bhai Sukhdev Singh Sakheera was born in the house of Sardar Budh Singh and Mata Surjit Kaur. Bhai Sahib had an elder brother, Balbir … Continue readingBhai Sukhdev Singh Sakheera
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Born to Master Dhian Singh and Mata Gurmej Kaur, Bhai Paramgurpreet Pal Singh ‘Punia’ was the … Continue readingBhai Paramgurpreet Pal Singh ‘Punia’
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Bhai Mangal Singh ‘Bamb’ was born in the year 1964 in village Arjan Manga, PS Mehta … Continue readingBhai Mangal Singh ‘Bamb’
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Bhai Manbeer Singh Chaheru aka Iqbal Singh aka Hari Singh was born in 1959 at … Continue readingBhai Manbeer Singh Chaheru
Article written by Bhai Raghbir Singh (SSF, France)Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Bhai Harjeet Singh Dhillon was born on July 30, 1967 into household of Sardar Joginder Singh and Mata … Continue readingBhai Harjeet Singh Dhillon
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. There are many unsung hero’s who laid down their lives for the freedom of Khalistan. Many … Continue readingBhai Baljinder Singh Raju
Article printed in Sikh Shahadat magazine. Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Shaheed Bhai Baljinder Singh was born in the village of Pandori Bibi, district Hoshiarpur. Bhai Baljinder Singh was the … Continue readingBhai Baljinder Singh Pandori
Written by Bhai Papalpreet Singh (Shamsheer-e-Dast magazine (August 2008). Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net In the Sikh Movement for Freedom, one name which appears with high regard in the Majha … Continue readingBhai Waryam Singh Booraynangal
Taken from Singh Soorme Magazine – Issue 1, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Bhai Sukhwinder Singh Sangha was born to Sardar Gulzar Singh & Mata Mahinder Kaur on the 3rd of February, 1965 in … Continue readingBhai Sukhwinder Singh Sangha
Taken from Singh Soorme Magazine – Issue 1, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Bhai Sahib was born in 1959 to Mata Balvir Kaur and Sardar Makhan Singh. Of his 5 brothers and … Continue readingBhai Karaj Singh Thande
Written by Bhai Jagjit Singh Doday (Khalsa Fatehnama magazine, May 2009)Translated by NeverForget84.com, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Bhai Baljit Singh was born to Sardar Makhan Singh & Mata Swaran Kaur in 1972 … Continue readingBhai Baljit Singh Khela
Article printed in Sikh Shahadat magazine (May 2004).Translated by Bhai Balpreet Singh and edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Shaheed Master Sukhwinder Singh Babbar was born on April 8, 1955 in village Daabaanvala, … Continue readingMaster Sukhwinder Singh Babbar
Written by Khalsa Alliance (Singh Soormay) Bhai Sahib was born in the year of 1965 to Mata Sharanjeet Kaur and Master Amrik Singh in the city of Jalandhar. After receiving … Continue readingBhai Raminderjeet Singh ‘Tainee’ Babbar & Bibi Manjeet Kaur Babbar
Written by Bhai Balpreet Singh, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Shaheed Bhai Ravinder Singh was born in village Shatrana, Amritsar. His parents were Giani Harbhajan Singh and Mata Gurnam Kaur. He was the youngest of … Continue readingBhai Ravinder Singh Babbar
Written by Gurdwara Tapoban Sahib Admin Shaheed Bhai Kulwant Singh Babbar a.k.a. Bhai Mengha Singh was born in Yumnanagar Jagadhri in 1957 in the house of Sardar Partap Singh located … Continue readingBhai Mengha Singh Babbar
Written article by Bhai Amardeep Singh Amar (Fatehnama magazine)Translated by Bhai Balpreet Singh and edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Shaheed Bhai Lachman Singh Babbar, then Bashir Mohammed, was born on August 1, … Continue readingBhai Lachman Singh Babbar
Written by By Bhai Balpreet Singh, edited by SaintSoldiers.Net Bhai Gurpal Singh Babbar was born on November 24, 1965. His father is Bhai Jagjit Singh and mother Bhupinder Kaur. Bhai … Continue readingBhai Gurpal Singh Babbar
Article written in Sikh Shahadat magazine, translated by NeverForget84.com, and edited by SaintSoldiers.net Bhai Gurmeet Singh ‘Champion’ Babbar was born on March 23, 1962 to Sardar Sohan Singh and Mata Rattan … Continue readingBhai Gurmeet Singh Champion Babbar
Written by Bhai Karamjit Singh Sikhanwala (Twareek Babbar Khalsa). Edited by SaintSoldiers.net Amongst the brave Sikh Freedom Fighters hailing from the Malwa region of Punjab, the name of Bhai Darshan … Continue readingBhai Darshan Singh Aklia Babbar
Written by Baljit Singh Khalsa (Khalsa Fatehnama Magazine), originally translated by NeverForget84.com and edited by SaintSoldiers During the Sikh struggle for independance, the courageous Jujharoo Singh’s carried out numerous action which … Continue readingBhai Charat Singh Babbar
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Bhai Balwinder Singh Jattana Babbar was one of the Sikh Liberation Movement’s heroes, who struggled … Continue readingBhai Balwinder Singh Jatana Babbar
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Bhai Avtar Singh Babbar (Pehlvan) became associated with Babbar Khalsa International because it was said that … Continue readingBhai Avtar Singh Babbar
Written by Balpreet Singh and edited by SaintSoldiers Shaheed Bhai Amarjeet Singh ‘Shahzada’ was born in the house of Sardar Inder Singh of village Dhirovaal, district Jalandhar. Under the leadership … Continue readingBhai Amarjeet Singh ‘Shahzada’ Babbar
Written by Bhai Mahinder Singh (Sant Sipahi magazine)Originally translated by Bhai Balpreet Singh and edited by SaintSoldiers Shaheed Bhai Amarjeet Singh Babbar was born in village Hans Kala, Jagraon. His … Continue readingBhai Amarjeet Singh Babbar
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Bhai Amarjeet Singh Khemkaran was born into the household of Sardar Kashmeer Singh & Mata … Continue readingBhai Amarjeet Singh Khemkaran
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. One day Bhai Sahib was arrested by Vairoval Police in the Amritsar area. For many days … Continue readingBhai Anokh Singh Babbar
Bhai Fauja Singh was born on 17th May 1936 in District Gurdaspur. His father Sardar Surain Singh was a middle class farmer. After the formation of Pakistan they moved to … Continue readingBhai Fauja Singh
General Shabeg Singh belonged to village Khiala. The eldest son of Sardar Bhagwan Singh and Pritam Kaur. He had three brothers and a sister. Mother of Shaheg Singh was devout … Continue readingGeneral Shabeg Singh
Jathedar Talwinder Singh was born at village Panchhat (tehsil Phagwara, district Kapurthala). After passing his matriculation examination from the village school, he started cultivating his land. In 1970, he migrated … Continue readingBhai Talwinder Singh Babbar
Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale went from village to village as a religious missionary preaching Sikhism. He asked them to live according to the rules and tenets of Sikhism… … Continue readingSant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale
The credit for the original content goes to NeverForget84.com and has since been edited. Shaheed Bhai Beant Singh was born to Sardar Sucha Singh and Mata Kartar Kaur on May … Continue readingBhai Beant Singh
Shaheed Bhai Satwant Singh was born in 1962 in the house of Sardar Tarlok Singh and Sardarni Pyaar Kaur, in the village Agwaan Kurd, district Gurdaspur. Village Agwaan Kurd is only 3km from the India – Pakistan border… … Continue readingBhai Satwant Singh
Original content from Khalistan Diyan Goonjan (Bhai Gurnam Singh -SSF) and since edited by SaintSoldiers Bhai Sukhdev Singh alias General Labh Singh is ranked in the forefront of warriors for … Continue readingGeneral Labh Singh
Based on Jujharoo Yodhay by Bhai Maninder Singh Baja.Original translation by Bhai Balpreet Singh and edited by SaintSoldiers One of the most famous and effective Khalsa generals to have taken part in the Sikh … Continue readingBhai Avtar Singh Brahma
Baba Gurbachan Singh was the last major Sikh Resistance leader to fall. The Indian Govenrment had put a RS 25 lakh reward on his head and was searching the entire Tarn Taran area for him, conducting 45 raids at one time to trap him… … Continue readingBhai Gurbachan Singh Manochahal
Jathedar Sukhdev Singh Ji Babbar was a very special Gursikh with many admirable qualities. During Vaisakhi 1978, when the Indian Government sponsored “Nirankaris” were parading around Amritsar, hurling abuse at … Continue readingBhai Sukhdev Singh Babbar
Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra (1952-1995) was a human rights defender who was born in Khalra village of Amritsar district. He was a bank employee in Amritsar during the 1980’s. After … Continue readingBhai Jaswant Singh Khalra
Bhai Budhsinghwala was born at Budhsinghwala village in Faridkot district in 1967. The name of his father was Bhai Nachhatar Singh. His mother was Bibi Surjit Kaur. He studied up … Continue readingBhai Gurjant Singh Budhsingwala
Bhai Amrik Singh (1948-7.6.1984) was the son of (Giani) Kartar Singh Bhindranwale, the chief of the Bhindranwale Mehta Jatha. He had passed his M.A. in Punjabi from Khalsa College at … Continue readingBhai Amrik Singh