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Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
‘What protection do we have?’: Worried West Midlands bus driver speaks out after stolen Telford bus drama trib.al/WRr0nSc
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
‘What protection do we have?’: Worried West Midlands bus driver speaks out after stolen Telford bus drama trib.al/2b9Lez5
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
Concern over online footage reportedly showing Telford bus driver attack trib.al/nekprTT
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UK communities are rallying to donate for treatment for a Sikh child diagnosed with Juvenile ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). Partaap Singh's family are fundraising to create "bespoke therapy" for the six-year-old. More info, including links to donate-
gofundme.com/f/race-against-…
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🚨 NEW: Nigel Farage has reportedly "fallen out of love" with Zia Yusuf
A source told the Daily Mail: “I think his days are numbered”
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Demand statutory public inquiry into Henry Nowak’s death - Sign the Petition!
c.org/ZwMjhLbkQx via @UKChange
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
This is wrong @SkyNews. Baroness Harman initiated Sikh women do carry the Kirpan. The 5Ks - articles of faith are the same for initiated men and women.
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So surprised to hear this on @GBNEWS. But thank you, @miriam_cates and @toryboypierce, for listening and understanding the facts. The Kirpan was not used, and you’re right, it’s a distraction asking for it to be banned.
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
What exactly is a Kirpan, and why does UK law allow Sikhs to carry one?
I spoke on @BBCLeicester about Sikh beliefs, the Kirpan, and the importance of accurate public understanding.
🎙️ Interview attached.
#Sikh #Sikhi #Kirpan #HenryNowak
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
Jas Singh, representing the Sikh Federation (UK) @SikhFedUK speaking at a press conference at Guru Nanak Gurdwara, Smethwick @GNGSmethwick following the sentencing of Vickrum Digwa for 21 years for the murder of Henry Novak.
The Sikh community has unequivocally condemned in the strongest terms Vickrum Digwa for not only the murder of Henry Novak for which he is solely responsible, but also the lies he has told.
He made the wrong choice, should have pleaded guilty and must now serve his lengthy prison sentence.
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
The murder of Henry Nowak has triggered calls to ban the Sikh kirpan.
But what actually happened? Was a religious exemption really exploited?
I spoke to Jagbir Jhutti-Johal about the case and why many Sikhs feel their religious freedom is now on trial.
comment.press/kirpan
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Please sponsor Gagandeep who is a fourth year medical student fundraising for @medicalwomenuk by running in the London Marathon and help her reach her fundraising goal 2026tcslondonmarathon.enthus… @wanderingwelch @nysuri @DacreJane @HBowdenJonesOBE @DrNuthana @AcutemedSarbc @minkaur5
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
Britain needs more plasma donations, for life-saving treatments and vital research.
One of just three donation centres in the country is here in Birmingham.
If you’re a healthy adult, please consider signing up here: blood.co.uk/plasma/where-to-…
It couldn’t be easier!
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
3️⃣ New stations have opened today in south Birmingham
🚆 Trains called at Moseley Village, Kings Heath and Pineapple Road this morning
👩🏾🤝👨🏻They will transform connectivity between the city centre and these three vibrant local communities
@WestMidRailway @WMRailExecutive
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Thank you @andy4wm 🙏
#ToryMayor
3️⃣ New stations have opened today in south Birmingham
🚆 Trains called at Moseley Village, Kings Heath and Pineapple Road this morning
👩🏾🤝👨🏻They will transform connectivity between the city centre and these three vibrant local communities
@WestMidRailway @WMRailExecutive
Manjit Kaur Kang retweeted
Back in 2017 we said we’d get this done. Plenty doubted it.
But once the funding was secured in 2021, it was never in doubt.
Good to see it finally delivered, thanks to everyone who played a part to bring trains back to the Camp Hill line after more than 80 years.
