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If our Waheguru does not teach us to accept casteism then why we people start believing on this strategy?this is wrong..'''if we are true sikh then we should follow our gurus teachings'''. | If our Waheguru does not teach us to accept casteism then why we people start believing on this strategy?this is wrong..'''if we are true sikh then we should follow our gurus teachings'''. | ||
===Reply from Hari Singh=== | |||
Gundeep ji, | |||
You are absolutely right; to believe in or to practise casteism is wrong as outlined in the article [[Caste system: ideology and practise?]]. Unfortunately, the leadership in [[Sikhi]] is not fully committed to this philosophy. With more awareness and pressure may be we can make them follow the lead provided by our Gurus. [[user:hari singh|Hari Singh]]<sup>[[User talk:Hari singh|talk]]</sup> 15:30, 12 June 2009 (UTC) | |||
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I want to ask something to all Sikhs that why we still believe in casteism?Why a General category person can't marry to a person belong to Ramdasia Category even that person is highly qualified and settled but still our society will take it wrong? Why?
Why we people take it as a blunder or crime?
If our Waheguru does not teach us to accept casteism then why we people start believing on this strategy?this is wrong..if we are true sikh then we should follow our gurus teachings.
Reply from Hari Singh
Gundeep ji,
You are absolutely right; to believe in or to practise casteism is wrong as outlined in the article Caste system: ideology and practise?. Unfortunately, the leadership in Sikhi is not fully committed to this philosophy. With more awareness and pressure may be we can make them follow the lead provided by our Gurus. Hari Singhtalk 15:30, 12 June 2009 (UTC)
