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Harinder Singh, South Indians are very nice people. They have no bias against anyone because of religion. As for Haryana, Himachal and Chandigarh, one day those parts will reunite with Punjab. Even Pakistani Punjab belongs to us along with Kashmir. Those parts were part of the Sikh empire build by the blood of countless Shaheeds. Kashmir was conquered by Shaheeds Hari Singh Nalua and Akali Phula Singh. Kashmir belongs only to the Sikhs and no one else.
If the Britishers had not invaded India, who do you think would have been ruling Kashmir today? It would have been Sikhs. Kashmir is the natural extension of Punjab. 5 of Punjab's rivers flow through j&k. That land belongs to us.
I lived in south india for about 3-4 months. The most amazing part I found was the respect they have for women. I saw women conductors doing service in the night. Now that is just unbelievable. Then the south indian food is AMAZING. Their dosa is just out of the world. Other thing is that most indians suffer from the inferiority complex of speaking their mother tongue but its the opposite in south india. I feel south indians shud rule india and the corrupt politicians from bihar and UP shud be punished.
