THE BATTLE OF SARAGARHI EXPLAINED! | irh daily REACTION

After first learning about the Battle of Saragarhi by reacting to the "Kesari" movie trailer, we delve in deeper with this reaction to an explanation video titled "Saragarhi - The Last Stand - Extra History" by Extra Credits. This video is sponsored by our generous donator Vic Singh. Hope you Enjoy!
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[@kaurkaur8469]

Shaheed gurmukh singh ji ( signal man) my great grandfather.. ( Great grandfather's younger brother who was unmarried )🙏🏻🙏🏻.. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@balpreetsingh5904]

❤ respect the great warriors

[@thegreatestofalltime777]

Salute🙋‍♂️

[@harshjotsingh9958]

Wowww

[@listenmaninder]

💐

[@dhillon3846]

Salute

[@LV-ei1ce]

She is spot on, Indian defended British in all the wars of Brits including world wars

[@paramdrall]

12 September is Celebrated as Saragarhi Day in UK and India. The day to celebrate the Bravery of 21 Men who fought and Held their ground. Good thing is Everything was witnessed by British officers in other fort... Otherwise no one would believe in a Battle of 21 v/s 10,000 !

[@gurasissingh5530]

This is the battle of saragarhi 21 vs 10000 which you saw the trailer of Kesari , bollywood movie. Then there is battle of Chamkaur fought by Guru Gobind Singh Jee 40 Sikhs, including his elder sons and three beloved ones against 1000000 Mughals . The battle of saragarhi (late 1890) happened after battle of Chamkaur (1704)

[@gurasissingh5530]

@@kanishkabiliye1576 I also know this battle .I am just giving information only of the great battles in context with the Sikh history only.

[@parampreetsinghsingh5754]

1 more battel in 1984 100 to 200 singh sarkar nal lar ke jit gee

[@gurasissingh5530]

@@parampreetsinghsingh5754 Hanji sahi keha . Also ,Battle of Rohilla Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji 700 Sikhs vs 3000 Mughals .

[@Trevorgotnochill]

​@@gurasissingh5530 pawankhind also 200 vs 20,000

[@anirudhhhh]

There was no agreement between Sikh soldiers and British soldiers. Everyone was part of the British Army. British recruited Indian people for their army. They found Sikhs and Gurkhas to be the most duty bound groups never giving up even under dire consequences.

[@Mytbustr]

Nice video...any gurhas??? Not yet....as they were still intoxicant by statement of sam manekshaw...* if any person says ..he is not afraid of death ..he is either lying or must be gurkha"... sam manekshaw according to my viewpoint said just this too boostup moral of gurkhas as may be he is in any kind of inferiority complex in respect to Sikh sardars ....othewise u see gurkhas have even no match in battle honours earned by Sikh ...in indian army...n there are tales when british officers certainly prefers Sikhs over gurkhas with them i battlefield.

[@rahulanand2184]

Our Sikh brothers are War Machines. Sri Guru Gobin Singh Ji initiated the Khalsa Panth to protect. And they are mighty good at it. Even today, the Sikh Regiment of the Indian Army is the most fierce and WE ARE PROUD OF THEM..🙏

[@anmol6633]

Only one to rule over afghans was Sikh ruler Maharaja Ranjit Singh

[@ssssingh9626]

Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa to be more precise❤️

[@sanjamoberoi1105]

Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa

[@Souledex]

What? Also the Persians/successors to Persian states for a couple thousand years. The one time richest kingdom on the planet Greco-Bactria. That whole graveyard of empires things is a much more recent thing, most of the empires that succeeded in holding and assimilating it were actually from that latitude and similar geographic area though to be fair. And the Russians, Brits and Americans were doomed by the thing that eventually fucked every other long range, vague plan, occupation operation in the last 3 centuries.

[@heirofslytherin3890]

laughs in maurya empire, mongol empire, persian empire

[@heirofslytherin3890]

@@Souledex it's a western cope my friend. "angoor khatte hai" type attitude

[@S.P.E.T.S.N.A.Z]

*They killed more than 1000 invaders before the last Sikh Soldier fell down. They are still remembered by British parliament and even people in afghanistan knows the brave valour of these heroes*

[@NoxieisLive]

This filled my eyes with tears .... Will always remember the sacrifices done by my brothers .... Brave souls ❤️

[@Souledex]

Every time man

[@niceguy2938]

It was maharaja ranjit singh gained this afganistan region after the fall of buddhism in indian subcontinent 2000 years ago

[@honeysingh9854]

We are sikhs we fight till our last breath no matter we are having any weapon or not we will cut into pieces but will not give up and will not leave battlefield we accept death instead of running 🙏

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

That signaling guy’s name is Shaheed. Gurmukh Singh and he was 19 years old.

[@jsg245]

Sikh Martial Arts is comprised of circular movements so they can engage multiple enemies at the same time. The gurus knew Sikhs will always have to fight against great numbers. There have been many battles in which Sikhs have thrown down theirs riffles and charged with their swords against great numbers and won the battle.

[@kunwardhillon]

You guys and your reactions are always amazing. Sikhs have no fear of death, Trust me. Our guru’s have always taught us to stand against the wrong and always protect the right. Sikhs have given their blood in every war but the appreciation we deserve from the world is still missing. We believe in humanity and We believe in the teaching of our guru’s. Thank you guys for always supporting our community. Huge respect.👍🏻🙏🏻

[@Souledex]

I’m a Unitarian Universalist from America and have heard one of our minister’s who is also a Sikh speak on their history, and on the history we share. We have a history here and largely in Europe being killed off and born again for speaking out for tolerance, universal salvation (don’t listen to the church, you’re good), abolitionism, liberty and universal divinity. We got our new symbol from our service committee sending thousands of people and resources into occupied Germany and Russia to smuggle out Jews, Roma, and anyone who needed help. They could find us by the lit chalice in the window. We got burned alive more than witches ever did, but we also founded Harvard. Thomas Parker harbored fugitive slaves in his congregations, dared the government to do anything about it and preached with a gun and a bible just in case. He later sent church funds to John Brown’s slave rebellion. We got kicked out of the Council of Nicaea and stamped out as a heresy even among Christians for hundreds of years, and kept on kicking and working on scholarship. The only absolute monarch in history to have an official policy of religious tolerance was John Sigismund Zapolya between the Ottoman Muslims, Hapsburg Catholics and new protestants, he was also the only Unitarian king. We’ve been getting shot in civil rights marches, for speaking out for democracy and trying to bring different religious communities together for 2000+ years. But I take pride in that; I also relish the opportunity to share their story, and stories like Saragarhi of ideological kin that share our convictions when I teach kids on Sunday. We especially appreciate this one as a Texan, cause the Alamo still gets traction around here. Fighting the good fight when no one else will is the only way the world gets better as Rvd Parker said “the moral arc of the universe is long but it bends towards justice.” Nothing but love and respect from us in America.

[@unknownbande6501]

I forgot name of British officer who said that Punjab is our toughest opponent.

[@gurkiratsingh8479]

These forts were established under the Khalsa Raj (rule of the Khalsa) established under the orders of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, and therefore had historic significance to the Sikh soldiers.

[@harshkumarf4379]

but that was not a battle for sikhs or india ,, it was a battle for british raj tryoign to occupy afghan land ,,, while there is no question of sikh bravery but that battle was not for freedom or for our own people ,,

[@gurkiratsingh8479]

@@harshkumarf4379 that's how they make us see it. Sikhs had regard for the land because our Guru visited it. That's precisely why the Sikh battalion guarded the post. They won't tell you this because they want to show that the Sikhs only followed the British guy's orders, and had no regard for the land they protected. Well, that'd be a load of bull

[@5aab235]

Those were built by Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa under the orders of Maharaja Ranjit Singh Ji to control the Afghans brother!!

[@gurkiratsingh8479]

@@5aab235 Maharaja Ranjit Singh did call his reign the Khalsa Raj😌

[@ramandeepgrewal2346]

@@gurkiratsingh8479 not really a Khalsa Raj if the Dogras were in a position of power and not the Punj Peyare.

[@Portagas.D.Ace75]

Tho I'm a Maratha I respect Sikhs and admire their bravery we since we remember Battle of Saragarhi let's not forget about Battle of Chamkaur where 40 Sikh warriors fought against 1 Lakh Mughal soldiers! Brave ones and their tales shall always be remembered!

[@Nishit_Alby_Alfredo]

10 lakh brother,not 1 lakh

[@dailythoughts121]

Sikh ✊❤️

[@hrprtbedi]

13:22 that always gets me. The goosebumps.

[@jakharkartik1152]

💪💪💪always ....

[@x-peritual7503]

This brave story of sikhs actually wet my eyes every time i watch

[@xlncatharva]

I like how both of them talk at the same time but still understand what the other one is saying 😂

[@mrdevil3299]

Bro im a sikh,in history one sikh fought with 125000 enemies,40vs 1000000, bole soo nihaal satshriakal, 🙏

[@rohitcyclone]

Proof ?

[@mrdevil3299]

@@rohitcyclone what?

[@rohitcyclone]

@@mrdevil3299 125000 vs 1 ..proof ?

[@Gumnaam_Likhari]

@@rohitcyclone it's written in Zaffarnama (a letter which written by guru gobind singh ji him self to aurangjeb after battle of chamkaur) is persevered in shri patna sahib bihar

[@aryaman1906]

@@rohitcyclone tere ghar aa ke dun proof

[@babanpreetsinghbabhrah2121]

A live stream would be great🔥🔥, tell us before u go live😅

[@irhdaily]

Yes! We would give plenty of notice!

[@irhdaily]

Glad you are interested

[@babanpreetsinghbabhrah2121]

Very excited for this🙌

[@sandhumohkam566]

@@irhdaily and you can watch movie KESARI on amazon prime its on battle of saraharhi you reacyed to trailer too , you can english subtitles

[@Hedabal]

Please react to Kesari Trailer to get a Better Picture of what was happening. Fact: 1. Britishers were always there to loot. 2. We were fighting wars for someone who looted us. (Damn silly us) 3. Winston Churchill was always a dumb shit(rather a piece of) when people asked to show his real face. when people wasn't watching him 😎

[@balpreetsingh5904]

One of the latest battle fought by sikh was when indian government attacked darbar sahib in 84 when 60 sikhs defend the 35 k of worlds 3rd largest nd 4th strongest army

[@jasmeetsingh6429]

One of them was 18 years old

[@hartajdeol8702]

All of the 21 men were recruited from the Jat Sikh community and were from Jagraon, Raikot and Barnala area. Their motivation was not to fight for the british but not to give a bad name to their own religion, community by bowing out. That's why they stuck and fought the oncoming tribesmen.

[@amriksingh7799]

Hari singh nalwa , general of maharaja ranjit singh(king of punjab) is the only one in the world who conquered afghanistan

[@harshkumarf4379]

not quite sure because there are mnay empires who have controlled afghan lands ,, right from the days of mauryan empire

[@JaiRudraNath]

It hurts to see such a battle in this cartoon format.. this is perhaps the highest level of last stand in any fight in recorded history even if I consider 300 movie ( though no one has seen it ). ..

[@dotsanddash8083]

Soldiers of 36th battalion Sikh regiment, today they are stationed at firozpur Cantonment. Another such incident is battle of rezang la 1962, 120 soldiers of Charlie company of Kumaon regiment were wiped out fighting 5000 Chinese.

[@g4gaming228]

Fun fact :Even though the Sikh soildiers fought for the british,the British never paid them a cent.

[@samuelarmstrong5862]

If the British didn’t pay them, they wouldn’t be there. The British didn’t conscript Sikhs, they were basically mercenaries at that time

[@GurmeetSingh-fl5ss]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki Fateh jiii 🙏🙏🙏

[@gurpreet7593]

I love both of you

[@irhdaily]

Love you too Gurpreet❤️

[@aryanbansal2719]

Loved it

[@irhdaily]

Thank you

[@SudeshChouhan]

Update: The Brave 21 sikhs fought for 2 reasons. 1st to show that they are not like Britss who runs away from situation. 2nd They gave hint to other sikhs for freedom from Britss. They wore Orange color turban to show Britss that they fought for themselves, their freedom.

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

Also even tho these particular guys faught with the British,they were tired of British,they even at that time had a a sense of wanting to fight for freedom

[@earth4009]

No....Sikhs were on British Side....they didn't wanted independence.....instead they fought against Rebels and helped British to recapture Delhi and arest Mughals and Marathas

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@earth4009 before that Punjab was the last independent state in India, which the British conquered with the help of the poorbis,when Poorbis revolted,the Punjabis(not just Sikhs) helped curb their rebellion, because they were angry with them,as they had just taken their home Also The First Freedom Fighters were Sikhs,Sikhs started the Freedom Movement for thr first time in India, even before 1857,the First Person to die for Independence was a Sikh Sikhs in total comprised of 80% of the whole Freedom Movement...so don't give me bs

[@tanishqsinghbajwa4542]

@@earth4009 nope

[@earth4009]

@@akaalilaalsingh96 lol. ...

[@earth4009]

@@tanishqsinghbajwa4542 don't feel bad its history....it was Sikh king who was puppet of Gora saheb. Please study properly

[@bsingh4225]

The war against the Afghans was led by the Sikh Kingdom but after the Sikh kingdom fell to the British (after a series on betrayals by two Sikh generals), large portions of the Sikh (Khalsa) army were merged into the British army and the fighting over the Khyber pass against Afghanistan continued under the British.. The territory they were fighting over was territory which was won over by the Sikh (Punjab) Kingdom but inherited by the British after they defeated the Sikh kingdom.

[@bhootbhagao5716]

12:25 British didn't care about Indian lives. It was only the sikhs that thought the other fort would be retreating ( + retreating isn't even an option for sikhs because of khalsa) They gave their lives because of the tradition - respect for only valour and sacrifice. Sikhs are the pride of hindus

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

The Forces which British used were from the countries they colonised,all of the forces in India were natives,other than commanding officers who were British,it's a shame that our natives joined the British,but ita basically how they used our people to kill our people,they even took our armies for their other battles abroad

[@Quinten3131]

India was never a unified homogeneous people. The sheikhs faired far better under the British Raj than they did under the Muslim Mogul Empire.

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

“Our people” they killed your people before Britain even arrived. Stop blaming everyone else

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@XXXTENTAClON227 none is blaming everyone else you Dumdum, everyone knows the reality about how British used our own people against ourselves, Natives Fighting Natives Idk what history you've studied cuz according to you Indian Natives were dead before the British even came,then who were they ruling on Have some sense And I'm blaming none but our own selves wtf do you smoke

[@noublsingh317]

Great reaction🙏

[@nanavdabas2379]

British Parliament Honour Them With Best Medal = Victoria Cross & Also Build War Memorial In Britain Real Soliders 🇮🇳

[@gurpreetjoshi3027]

They fought till the end not because they were fighting for the British but more so because they were soldiers and they had a duty to do, they could not abandon the fort and run as that would not have been the honorable thing to do. Their honour and their duty took priority over their lives. At least that is my opinion and understanding. But nonetheless great video.

[@upadhl7732]

🙏🙏🇨🇦lots of love from PUNJAB 🇨🇦🙏🙏

[@inderdeepkaler5260]

Can you do a reaction video on the trailer of a Punjabi movie called Toofan Singh. Ranjit Bawa plays the main role in it and it is about Sikh history in the 1980’s

[@gurveersingh9773]

Please react to vasu bhardwaj miracle story at golden temple plzzzzzz.....

[@bikramjeetsingh7864]

Battle of Chamkaur is even more amusing. React to it that also.

[@violina08]

No they didnt fight for the brits they fought for their community and honour🙏

[@00000091rahul]

Though many Indians do not give Britishers their due credit . But Britishers did so many reforms in India which is the foundation of modern India . So please do not say anything wrong to Britishers.

[@thomaskegaan-hobs3113]

Christ how can you focus on ‘oh there’s no arms’ with such an amazing story

[@5aab235]

Actually These small Forts were built by Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa when he took control of Khyber Pass because Afghans are always uncontrollable but our Sikh General did his best and built a big fort at Jamraud(khyber Pass) under the orders of Maharaja Ranjit Singh Ji during Khalsa Raaj🙏🏻Britishers just took control of that after the inclusion of Panjab Kingdom(a different nation) under them after the death of our first and last king Maharaja Ranjit Singh Shukarchakkia(lion of Panjab or Sarkar-e-khalsa)🙏🏻

[@SudeshChouhan]

Update: Approx 600 Enemies were killed and thousands were injured by these 21 sikhs

[@GurwinderSingh-gw9um]

You should watch rangroot!! Diljit Dosanjh is the main actor, and I think that it also had English subtitles. It's about the role of Sikhs in world war 1.

[@GurwinderSingh-gw9um]

Has*

[@bhumrajmachahary7462]

The movie "Kesari" has a song called "Teri mitti" react to that you won't regret 💖

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

That's why you need to watch Kesari!

[@irhdaily]

Yes - we were just talking about this today

[@harpreetsingh-es7hd]

@@irhdaily you shouldn't watch that rubbish movie kesari... It is a typical bollywood masala. Few real facts and more drama.

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@harpreetsingh-es7hd it's still has good cinematics,etc

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@Khalistan Warriors I personally found 21 sarfarosh to be a little draggy,like they stretched it too long

[@harpreetsingh-es7hd]

@@akaalilaalsingh96 fuck cinematics... Did you ever watch historical movies other than this bollywood shit 💩💩💩? I haven't watched any bollywood shit for 10 years now. Watch " Das boot" A German movie or Schindler's list if you wants to understand how historical biographical movies are made.

[@preetarman7467]

Goosebumps

[@mannysidhu7723]

Where’s khaibar pass again? Maharaja Ranjit Singh's Sikh empire spanned till there

[@gunjansingh05]

Each one was awarded 500 rupees(at that time equivalent to crores today), 50 acres of land and Victoria cross

[@prakashusha3006]

Please do reaction on battle of Haifa. Another incredible real event that glorify Indian army.

[@irhdaily]

We will have to get to that

[@sukhjindersingh7586]

Nice reaction

[@jasbirkaur5806]

Very good showe

[@preetarman7467]

Waheguru 💔😭

[@retroknight4727]

You should also react to the Gurkha that held a Japanese attack by simple history.

[@denishgurung377]

Love you both

[@zekrom7454]

2:40 “yea no ones been able to-“

[@peeyushvasudev8088]

Great guys

[@jaskaransingh2901]

Loved it ❤️❤️

[@aryansri9452]

You should watch the movie "Kesari" it's based on this war! Highly recommended

[@harmanbangar2192]

Would love to go live

[@rishabhpachauri6368]

You watch movie (Kesari ) also it's based on saragari fight.

[@warriorclan543]

Love yll brother and sister ❤️🙏

[@formless3791]

Sikhs hated Ahmad shah Abdali (emir of afghanistan) more than the British and Mughals. These tribesmen were once the soldiers or the descendants of those in abdali army who raped, pillaged and destroyed North India and filled sikh's holiest shrine with slaughtered cows. When british annexed sikh empire after the death of maharaja ranjit singh, the transfer of power was not brutal (like rapes). That's why sikhs had to fight the tribesmen for the safety of their own lands. British were mostly in charge of government. British Indian army was mainly made up of Indian mercenaries.

[@GurwinderSingh-ev2rm]

That's called honour

[@ghhhhh-g4r]

❤️❤️❤️

[@irhdaily]

❤️

[@ghhhhh-g4r]

Thanks

[@JoginderSingh-ko6fw]

Sikh knew Britisher were wrong but their thinking was that if we stood with Britishers even though they are our enemies we still not gonna betray them.

[@jashandeepsinghgill1043]

Sikh Religion ❤️❤️

[@amandeepkaur6692]

Present✋🖐🖐

[@rhythmkhandelwal2940]

Watch about battle of Chamkaur as well 42 Sikhs vs 1 Million Mughals

[@81reeti]

@Sean @Elisa - Nice reaction ... Lol- Love Elisa’s reaction on Brits (@tea time 😀) .. But I must share here, Brits in 19th century have fought many wars worldwide and shown exemplary bravery. One can’t win the whole world/ colonise without fighting and winning wars. Sikhs and Brits have fought 4 Anglo-Sikh wars. Brits were able to conquer Punjab last (in ~1857)(amongst all Indian states) because of resistance by Sikh Empire of Maharaj Ranjit Singh at that time, defeating Brits 4 times over many years (while Brits were already ruling rest of India). During these 4 wars, both Sikhs and Brit officers formed a very mutual admiration of each other’s bravery and that is why Sikh and Punjab regiments were formed by Brit officers when they allied and later contributed a lot in both world wars. Funny thing is Sikhs were the most trusted allies for Brits (part of their army) during their rule in India and they were also the people who fought back most in independence struggle or held them accountable during rule (resistance to them). Anyone who has dreamt to rule the whole world (From Alexander to Mongolians to Brits) have dusted big defeats in conquering Punjab. We are rebel by nature and truly believe in democracy and not someone ruling us by force!

[@nanavdabas2379]

Bravest Warriors Ever

[@dgrmn12345]

15:07 you dont get the context of what Sikh soldiers are to the British and of the Battle. Sikh soldiers are volunteer members of the British Military as well as the British Empire. Hence, they are as Imperialistic as the English with all their "tea and crumpets" As for the Battle, the British didnt act to reinforce the Sikh's because they couldnt. This was an age before phones and the fastest mode of movement is a horse. The forts also do not have enough men to reinforce that tiny signal post. And if they do, they would risk more lives and lose their force in the aftermath regardless. Losing Saragarhi was a tactical victory for the tribesmen, but a strategic one for the British in the end.

[@nain1948]

React on keshri last fight seen you will definetly get imotional its so panic fight 😒

[@biscoti]

Look while the Britishers were in india, gradually, the people then got used to it, and there were systems, armies and jobs that included indians. So indians were there in the british batallions

[@thegreatestofalltime777]

Call of duty. Their job was to protect the post.🙏🙏

[@amandeep-qc8qu]

Do watch "nanak shah fakir" movie guys

[@Manjsnd]

Watch hindi movie Kesri with subtitles about this war

[@saurabhbihani87]

Do watch kesari.. based on this battle

[@sheetalkhairnar2955]

You can watch "Fatteshikast" movie... The movie is based on true event.. King shivaji Maharaj went on a surgical strike with 90 of his followers against 1 lakh mughal army..... This movie is in Marathi Language but English subtitles would be available ........🇮🇳🇮🇳🚩🚩

[@MegaLOLfighter]

Only the Sikh Empire was able to Evade and Conquer some of Afghanistan.

[@Maeshalanadae]

Even us Americans lost Kabul. Alexander…the Romans…the British…the Persians…the Soviets…even the Americans couldn’t hold it.

[@ranasaha1459]

INDIA🇮🇳 has many Brave Story, Ex: 1)Battle of Saragarhi, 2)Jaswant Singh (Indian army personnel) Who killed 300 hundred Chinese soldiers alone, 2)Battle of Longhewala (120 Indian soldier vs 100 American Patton tank & 1800 Pakistani 🇵🇰 soldiers but Pakistani soldiers could not win) ETC 👈😎🇮🇳

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

Why don't you guys start KZbin Membership? Like with the Join Button?

[@irhdaily]

Long story but basically because it doesn’t offer as much flexibility

[@manigill4868]

Yo ambardeep , you have like 1k comments on this channel.. do you know them in real ?

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@manigill4868 nahi,i don't know them irl, just comment a lot,with reaction requests and helping them with their doubts

[@manigill4868]

@@akaalilaalsingh96 alright great..

[@jaipreetsingh6566]

@@akaalilaalsingh96 u straight up sent a vedio with jhatkas in it...could've started a little easy...like u just sent em straight up limb dismemberment

[@rahilshah7488]

Just watch kesari movie its all in there and it’s amazing as well

[@paavankaur6041]

So it was like these sikh people were part of indian british army and were there to serve for the army. So they did that as they were committed with their duty and what they were there for fearlessly. This is why today also indian army arms most of the sikh soldiers at the most dangerous boders of the country.

[@rhittikbasu7750]

You guys should watch KESARI movie. Then you'll get this video very well

[@bachittarsekhon6345]

General Hari Singh Nalwa reaction please🙏

[@majhailjatt451]

Elissa❤️

[@sayanchakraborty1]

Common you are missing the point, this was British Indian empire. Sikhs were Indian soldiers.

[@gurmanjot3335]

Look whos the 2nd

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

Finally,A Worthy Opponent 😂😂

[@gurmanjot3335]

@@akaalilaalsingh96 😂😂

[@irhdaily]

Hello Gurman😃

[@Sh1vashish]

Nobody talks about the large number of Indians that lost their lives fighting under British Empire in World War 1 & 2

[@devilsingh5019]

If you have watched sajjan singh rangroot. You'd know sikhs didnt only served Brits in ther conquest times but in world wars as well

[@jattsaab7913]

👑Singh is king👑