if u want to keep india united no body has right to interfere in other's religious activities... if he cannot appreciate others religion just maintain a dignified silence...so that india can live in peace rather than it boil in violence.

Mr sajid is talking about a sikh boy who is showing his talent. Mr sajid i think u forgot this is a talent show, not ur next movie selection. when u show girls in ur movie that doesnt promote adult nature in kids.
Mr Sajid grow up man.

Mr sajid is talking about a sikh boy who is showing his talent. Mr sajid i think u forgot this is a talent show, not ur next movie selection. when u show girls in ur movie that doesnt promote adult nature in kids.
Mr Sajid grow up man.

Sajid's argument with Kiron
The martial art performance by a group from Punjab had little children showing their combating skills using swords on the stage. This performance led to argument between Sajid and Kirron.

This showed Sajid's emotional side when he expressed his sensitivity towards children being trained to handle such dangerous objects.

While Kirron praised their effort which Sajid denied and argued that it is not right for kids. He also questioned Kirron’s judgement as she liked their performance which led to a tension between the two jury members.

The argument got so heated that Sajid left the jury podium and walked out of the set.

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Sajid has to be more tolerant of others and be inclusive in his approach.
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The Editors

Sub: Sajid Khan's comment on Sikh Religion

Hello Sir/ Madam

I have just finished watching today's (31st July) episode of India's Got Talent - Khoj 2. It was very disturbing for me to see Sajid Khan making a derogatory comment about the Sikh Religion. In a country, where we believe, propagate, practice and respect India's diversity, this comment came after a group of Sikhs performed their act on this reality show.

I must say that I am shocked about how Sajid Khan made an anti-Sikh statement and got away with it.

How dare he! How dare Sajid Khan talk about violence in Sikhism when everybody knows why the Sikhs picked up Kirpans in the first place.

It is a fact, if he has not aware of the history, that if all Sikhs including women and children had not lifted the sword to fight forced conversions of the Hindus, we wouldn't have seen a single Hindu in India today.

He failed to understand the difference between self defense and propagating violence. The Sikh religion doesn't propogate violence but also believes that a person should be able to defend himself and others incase a need arises. With that aim some of our children learn the martial art called 'Gatka'.

Secondly, I am amazed at Sajid Khan's audacity in talking about violence and children whereas he himself has, during Boogie Woogie encouraged, in fact, instigated the children to slap each other. Why did he use his position as guest judge in the show to make children indulge in violence?

All in the name of being funny? I have not seen anything so ridiculous. And we know his unceremonious public spat with Ashutosh Gowarikar during an award ceremony.

I demand an apology from Sajid Khan to all Sikhs worldwide for his anti-Sikh comment on the next episode of the show. Believe you me, if Colors think that their channel can just get away with this outrageous act, they are mistaken. If Sajid does not apologize during the next show to all Sikhs, I will start a movement against this program. I might involve the Akal Takht at Amritsar appropriately.

Colors Channel and Viacom team will not hear the end of this until the apology from Sajid comes forth.

Regards,

Manminder Kaur

he did not like a sikh kid hold a talvar but what about tytler who has killed so many sikh people .why does not he talk to tytler.
I THINK HE HAS FORGOTTEN ABOUT THE BOMBS