INC leader & singer Sidhu Moosewala'a last song "SYL" hits 16mn views in 20hrs. The lyrics & visuals are about disputed SYL Canal which dangerously provokes violence, glorifies terror!sm, & fuels the fire of 'self-sovereignty' in an already struggling nation with anarchism.
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The lyrics are "until you satisfy our sovereignty, forget about water, we won't spare a drop of water (of rivers of Punjab)".

Note that the Sutlej Yamuna Link project offers Ravi & Beas water sharing between PUN & HAR, which was inaugurated by Late PM Indira Gandhi in 1982.
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The project has bloodied history of protests & k!ll!ngs in 80's, the peak of KhaI!stan & Bhindrenwala. The song warned "If govt won't back off, Jathana will come again", referring Babbar KhaIsa terr0r!st Balwinder Jathana who killed 2 SYL engineers in Chandigarh in 1990.
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Jathana, Lf Gen of trr outfit of Malwa region had reward of 16Lac on his head was hailed as a "hero" of the community. He was encountered by cops in 1991, same year 4 of his family members & compliance were burnt alive allegedly by cops with help of a neo-Nihang Poohla.
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Song took a jibe at AAP ("Topi" shouldn't mess with "Turban") but aimed at the govt referring to that time of INC. Note that Akali leader Longowal who signed Peace Accord (including SYL) with Rajeev Gandhi was assass!nated by Kh terr0r!st Gian Singh Leel within a month.
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The entire song has disturbing visuals of insurgency in Punjab and even graphics that show blast!ng at the canal.

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The feat in between is Punajb actor Deep Sidhu's 26th Jan pro-Kh speech along with visuals of the flag hoisting at Red Fort during 26-Jan Farmer protest in Delhi.

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The song ends with the infamous speech in the background of Satyapal Malik who threatened that govt should not mess with S!khs as "they never forget". They k!lled Indira Gandhi, Gen Vaidya (who run Operation Blue Star), Gen Dyer (Jalianwala Bagh).

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Song hailed SYL as a "causative agent" for the 1984 S!kh genocide led by INC leaders, targeting Rajeev & Indira Gandhi in ways but Rahul Gandhi who wrote a tribute to Moosewala obviously won't utter a word against such anarchist FoE as it goes against his popular sentiments.
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This entire historical mess is a product of blunders by Indira Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi & Giani Jail Singh, followed by Ops Blue Star, deadly genoc!de & assass!nation of a PM.

Read an excerpt of Longowal's interview with Madhu Kishwar.
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Though once a video is out in the digital world, it is almost impossible to censor it, however, @MIB_India @GoI_MeitY should take a note and censor such provoking expression of art officially that is harmful to the integrity & sovereignty of the nation.

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