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...aving fled from religious persecution as a Sikh living under the fanatical Taliban in Afghanistan, Jagmohan has faced religious persecution again in the Unite ...was in order to escape religious persecution at the hands of the fanatical Taliban in Afghanistan, only to have his religious beliefs violated whilst here.

"It was terror living there," adds Ardet Singh. "The Taliban said: Give us money or become Muslims. We still have that fear and we will

...ategory of the Hindus or Muslims, nor are they associated with the Afghani Taliban or Osama Bin Laden. Among the major religions of the world, "Sikhism" is th ...rpan in a baldric are looked upon as security risk, as if they are Afghani Taliban or associated with Osama Bin Laden, who may have engineered the said destru

...ndian king who spread Buddhism to the Bamian valley and across Asia (The [[Taliban]] sought to destroy all traces of this). A portion of the original tree was

...otklix.com/?ref=link/157547] who has built a following by saying that the Taliban, Baitullah Mahsud and the death of Benazir Bhutto are all funded by the C

...st, bigot, fanatic. This misunderstanding is mainly caused by the infamous Taliban leader Mohammed Omar.

==Wanted to kill a Taliban== ...aid in police interviews that he stabbed Singh because he wanted to kill a Taliban.

...istan, however their numbers are dwindling, as fear of persecution by the Taliban is causing a surge in emigration to other countries. ...n into Pakistan during the past 30 years of turmoil up to the reign of the Taliban and the subsequent US invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001. Due to Pakistan

India, Iran, Pakistan, even an heir of Lord Dalhousie's and the Taliban rulers of Afganistan have all made claims on the gem. Sadly all of Dalip Si

...0.jpg|Minorities who have taken shelter in Peshwar after escaping from the Taliban regime with only their ‘shirts on their backs’, feel the biting winter

...m the Iraqi and Iranian Communist Parties, who somewhat belatedly shouted 'Taliban, out, out!'; the far-right British National Party (BNP) and National Front

...nd don't follow the path trampled by the likes of Hitler, the Mughals, the Taliban and many many more like them. Who will you walk with on this journey to the

(Taliban etc.)

...lobby to 'kill the story'.[4] Other claims have been made by India,[5] the Taliban regime of Afghanistan,[6] and Iran. As of 2007, the gem remains in the Towe

the repressive Taliban regime that has given sanctuary

However, the Afghan government, which accuses Pakistan of secretly aiding the Taliban, could not resist a parting shot.

...n asked Jackson's colleague, who also wore a turban, if he was part of the Taliban. Another man told them that bin Laden was their big brother. Someone on a b

...rld where men and especially men of religion had (still often do, i.e. the Taliban) enjoy immense priviledges: education, better food, political control and p

...efeat of the largest TB cell yet identified in Afghanistan, with over 1500 Taliban killed or captured.