Punjabi actor and Khalistan sympathiser Deep Sidhu who until late last year was hoping to change the “geopolitics of South Asia” with the farmers’ protests against the reforms passed by the Modi government has now gone into hiding. Why, you may ask? For inciting the agitators to resort to violence, not following the designated routes for the tractor rally which the unions agreed to with the Delhi Police and finally, for illegally defiling a national symbol at the iconic Red Fort and motivating anarchists to put up the Nishaan Sahib on the flagpole where only the tricolour should flutter.
Deep Sidhu and gangster Lakha Sidhana have also been named in the FIR by Delhi Police. Meanwhile, the unions have turned their back on Sidhu, and have left him out to dry for the scapegoat he is. In fact, the unions distanced themselves from all of the violence which was perpetrated on the streets of the national capital, and are projecting themselves as the most innocent lot that there is in India currently, being victimised by a high-level conspiracy of the Modi government.
Deep Sidhu has been thrown under the bus by the Congress and farmers’ leaders who now claim that he is a BJP mole. Sidhu has been known to have a picture with Sunny Deol and PM Modi, although Sunny Deol claims to have no link with Sidhu. The Congress, however, recently posted a video of Sidhu attacking the government in the farmers’ protest.
Congress Party and Anti National people sleeps on the same bed. https://t.co/1DY7qu5o90
— Akshay (@akshaykatariyaa) January 26, 2021
Deep Sidhu, in a Facebook live last night, however, has threatened the farmers’ leaders, saying that they will not be able to run out of the national capital region if he begins exposing them. This was in response to the actor being called a ‘traitor’ by the unions, and one who was solely responsible for all the violence in Delhi on Tuesday. “If I start exposing the farmers’ leaders, they will not be able to escape from Delhi,” the Punjabi actor cum geostrategic expert remarked.
Deep Sidhu also said, “Farmer union leaders had been claiming that Sidhu has no support and now they say I instigated and led people to enter Delhi. If I was so unpopular how I could lead so many people?” The farmers’ unions have begun calling Deep Sidhu a mole of the Modi government and the RSS – who hatched the grand conspiracy to defame the protestors and derail their agitation. To this accusation, Sidhu replied saying, “If those who reached Red Fort were RSS men, who were they who called the public to Delhi and followed the routes dictated by the Centre?”
If Deep Sidhu’s latest video is to be believed, the man seems to be in the know of many secrets, which he is willing to spill upon his arrest to relevant authorities. For the rowdy clown to say that the union leaders will not be able to escape Delhi if he starts exposing them shows just how much dirt the man has on those who are pretending to fight for the cause of ‘farmers’. Cracks among the leaders of this rioting mob is reflective of their crippling fear of legal action against them after the 26 January insurrection.
