The R.S.S. has created several website to distort Sikhism, the opponents of the so-called Dasam Granth (in fact Bachitar Natak). This so-called Dasam Granth is a book by the followers of Shakti cult (SAKATs). This is full of erotic stories as well as fiction epics like Mahabharta and Ramayna. These tow poetic novels are the basis of the Hindu religion. This religion is based on fiction. This was born in the 12 and 13 th centuries though the epic stories are 2000 to 2200 years old. Earlier in South-east Asia the people worshipped mythological deities like Vishnu, Shiv (Mahesh) and Brahma. These too are gossip stories.
The Rashtria Swaym Sewak Sangh and its Rashriya Singh Sangat (created to confuse the Sikhs) have been distorting Sikhism and have been attacking Sikhism, Islam, Budhism, Jainism and Christianity for the past one two century. To confuse the Sikhs they have created several websites which look like Sikh sites but are meant at distorting and rumpor mongering about Sikhism and to defame the Sikh intellectuals and missionaries.
These websites include:
www..sikhsangat.com, www..sikhsangat.org, www.forums.panthic.net , www.panthic.org , www.guppshupp.com, www.sangatsansar.com, www.rajkaregakhalsa.net, www.buysignsup.com
www.mumbaionline.org, www.silobreaker.com, www.popularsikh.com, www.videosandblogs.com, www.kosmix.com,
Besides these RSS sponsored sites www.burningpanjab.com, www.tapoban.org, www.sikhvicharmanch.com too collborate the RSS group.
These web sites have done great dis-service to defame Prof Darshan Singh Ragi, the great Sikh historian Dr Harjinder Singh Dilgeer, the renowned Sikh missionary Jagtar Singh Jachak, Gurbax Singh Gulshan and others.
The Sikh Panth should beware od the tactics of the RSS.
One group of the Bhindran Mehta Jatha, one group of the Akhand Kirtani Jatha. Gurdip s Jagbir of Punjab radio UK, Ranjit Rana (dismissed by dal Khalsa for corruption), Sukhwinder Sukhi of Akash radio UK, Lawshinder Singh dismissed by Simranjit Singh Mann due to corruption eyc are their greatest propagandists in UK.
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