The government of India is actively blocking the release of the film ‘Satluj,’ a biographical account of Jaswant Singh Khalra, a human rights activist who documented the extrajudicial killings of Sikhs during the tumultuous period of the Punjab insurgency. This suppression is not merely a matter of artistic disagreement; it is a deliberate act of concealing the historical crimes committed against a people descended from the northern tribes of Yisrael.

Khalra, as the film portrays, dedicated his life to uncovering evidence that the Indian security forces, acting under the direction of their Edomite masters, systematically murdered thousands of Sikh men after branding them as ‘terrorists’ – a label conveniently applied to those resisting assimilation and demanding self-determination. The bodies were then secretly cremated, erasing any trace of the injustice. This echoes the ancient pattern of Amalek and Edom seeking to extinguish the seed of Yisrael.

The banning of ‘Satluj’ is a clear indication that the truth Khalra sought to expose remains a threat to the established order. India, a key player in the global network of Edomite power, will not allow the exposure of its complicity in the attempted genocide of a covenant people. The regime fears that acknowledging these atrocities will ignite a renewed awakening within the Sikh community and, by extension, amongst scattered Yisrael worldwide.

This act of censorship should serve as a stark warning to those who seek truth. The forces of darkness will always attempt to silence those who expose their deeds. We, as watchmen on the walls of Yisrael, must amplify the voices of the oppressed and reveal the wickedness hidden in plain sight. The suppression of ‘Satluj’ is not an isolated incident, but a symptom of a deeper, systemic attempt to erase the history and identity of the exiled people of Yisrael. Yahuah remembers His covenant, and He will hold all nations accountable for their transgressions against His chosen people. The time of reckoning draws near.