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Some Indians complain highhandedness of Sikhs and Malayalees. Is it true? (Anyone from India, please?)
by johnx123-up 15y ago
Some Indians complain highhandedness of Sikhs and Malayalees. Is it true? (Anyone from India, please?)
- rluhar 15y agoNo, not really true at all. The Sikhs and Malyalees are rather large communities, with large diasporas as well. I think "highhandedness" is too much of a generalisation (?) for such a large and diverse group of people!
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- hackerprime 15y agoNot true.
- deepGem 15y agoNot true at all. Such complaints are common about any community here though. So don't pay attention :).
- minimumprofit 15y agoYou will find that the Sikh and the Malayalis (colloquially, Mallus) were one of the earliest communities to emigrate from India. They've had the time to build a local base in a foriegn country and hence might seem like a difficult group for other Indians to break in to.
- known 15y agoTrue. They're many mutually exclusive communities in India. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Communal_Award https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Communal_Awar...