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No his translation is only partial considering he is not a Punjabi. Pannun clearly says "Sikh panthalayo unni november ko baad Air India me safar ni karna. Jaan
by sher_e_punjab 3y ago
No his translation is only partial considering he is not a Punjabi. Pannun clearly says "Sikh panthalayo unni november ko baad Air India me safar ni karna. Jaanu khatra ho sagda hai". You can match the timeline in the video from 0:16 to 0:22.
Translates to: "Sikh people (panth) don't travel in Air India after 19th November. There will be a threat to your life (Jaanu = Life, khatra = Threat, ho sagda hai = possibility of a threat)"
Who will threaten Sikh lives in Air India after 19th November? It is literally reminder of Air India Flight 182 bombings.
- OJFord 3y agoOh so it is Punjabi, I didn't pick up on that sagda (vs. Hindi would be sakta) for example. (And I thought it was the single day because of 'ko', Hindi would be 'ke baad' - I might've realised except the 'baad' still isn't that clear to me.) For whatever it's worth, I concur with that transcription & its translation - I can't find jaanu online but it's so close to Hindi (jaan) that I don't doubt it at all. (It's a hell of a lot easier for me to realise what he's saying when it's written out by someone else, heh.) (I've also vouched for parent comment, it's informative and afaict accurate, I don't understand why it would be dead.)