Be cautious from the ‘Magic Words’ of ‘Panthic Assembly’ without leaving any quarter of optimism under the ‘Changed Scenario in India’ 
Observed By: Balbir Singh Sooch-Sikh Vichar Manch

Panthic Assembly Passes Three Resolutions, Says, ‘Role of SAD, BJP, and Cong Remains Anti-Sikh in Sacrilege Case’:
http://www.thekhalsa.org/frame.php?path=342&article=25947
The magic words, borrowed like me of resolutions, I, Balbir Singh Sooch observed carefully keeping in mind the act and conduct of some ‘Panthic Assembly’ members in the past and so far, but under the changed circumstances, they seem trying as usual to re- activate themselves theoretically only,
‘Be cautious from the ‘Magic Words’ of ‘Panthic Assembly’ without leaving any quarter of optimism under the ‘Changed Scenario in India’: Submission By: Balbir Singh Sooch-Sikh Vichar Manch
I, Balbir Singh Sooch-Sikh Vichar Manch, am also slave of such “Magic Words” and that’s why thought proper to highlight the ‘Panthic Assembly Passes Three Resolutions, Says, ‘Role of SAD, BJP, Cong Remains Anti-Sikh in Sacrilege Case’ optimistically instead of ignoring all.
Though subject to that the members of “Panthic Assembly” may change their old attitude if desired or liked by them and don’t start acting similarly like ‘CM Amarinder Singh had a quid pro quo with Former Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal’s family’ at the instance of ‘Some Hidden Powers-Agencies’.
http://www.thekhalsa.org/frame.php?path=342&article=25947
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CM Amarinder Singh had a quid pro quo with Former Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal’s family:
http://www.thekhalsa.org/frame.php?path=342&article=25945
Observation Forwarded By: Balbir Singh Sooch-Sikh Vichar Manch
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Panthic Assembly Passes Three Resolutions, Says, ‘Role of SAD, BJP, and Cong Remains Anti-Sikh in Sacrilege Case’:
http://www.thekhalsa.org/frame.php?path=342&article=25947
Be cautious from the ‘Magic Words’ of ‘Panthic Assembly’ without leaving any quarter of optimism under the ‘Changed Scenario in India’