If you want to visit too, the exact details and high resolution photo and video are here "How to Visit Bhagat Singh’s Birthplace in Pakistan" blog.karlrock.com/how-to-visit-bhagat-singhs-birthplace-in-pakistan/
Every Indian has a tear in his eyes while watching this video... Shaheed Bhagat Singh is one personality who is revered across religious boundaries and political spectrum and borders.. Thanks Karl.
I live in Lahore and whenever I pass by the place where he was hanged, I stop for a moment and pay my tribute. A tear in my eye, so proud to belong to the same land he was from.
@@citizenofakhandbharat7650 Rights were not given by normal citizens aswell brother , same as we did with Bangladesh. If these 3 countries were a single one , No one would have came near in terms of war , sports , culture or anything.
As an indian every second is a goosebump for me.This man never dies from my heart. His glory will be told and learned for years and years.....Thank you so much karl🧡🧡
Shaheed Bhagat Singh is just as important to us Pakistani’s as to Indian’s. Our ancestors fought together for our freedom. Everyone in Pakistan knows his name and what he did for our people. His life story is taught in our primary schools. We are incredibly proud of our Sikh brother who died so that we may live as free people. Thank you for visiting this sacred place.
Thank you Karl for showing us all of these cultural places and life stories of people that we otherwise might not know in such a great way. I always enjoy how fascinated and open-minded you are about every country's history
@@shahbazarshad3714 abe jis adhe india ke naam ki baat kar ra hai ..unko original name kar diya gya hai.. ise bolte hai heritage and culture restore karna jo tuj jaise ko samaj nhi ayega
@@gururandhawa7508 hahahah keh raha hai tu Jeisy tuje apni govt ki koi ghalti nazar nahi ati wesy muje bhi apni govt ki koi ghalti nazar nahi arahi ......
@@shahbazarshad3714 abe galti? tu rehne de... tuje historical/cultural or heritage names/monuments ka pta kya hai jo tuje explain karne lga main .. madrassa main padke yhi haal hoga tera...ja search kar indian cities ke naam kya the historical
It's so sad that we can't even visit one of the greatest freedom fighters hometown. Bhagat Singh's ideology will forever inspire us. No religion or caste comes before nation.
Bro in Pakistan indians are always welcome, see the video of luke damant there were so many indians in lahore plus kartarpur.. its other way Pakistanis can't go to india
@@alibaba3651 May be you are not aware but Pakistan doesn't grant tourist visas to Indians. (Kartarpur corridor and pilgrimages for Sikhs mostly is an exception and they can only visit designated places). Same goes for India too, India doesn't grant tourist visas to Pakistanis.
I simply loved what the headmaster said. "We are different when it comes to religion however we all need to be better human beings first in order to make humanity flourish". Kudos and praises..
Man, If we are feeling bad seeing this imagine what the pain of partition would be for the people of Punjab, those who left their homes never to return😐
My ancestral families faced it (almost every family related to me) because of the West Punjab issue, us, Punjabi's had to leave our Punjab which is today's modern day Pakistan Punjab and came to Bharat and we saved ourselves our lives somehow and even lost our people's lives Also, the people who were once rich whose all generations have been in that Punjab have lost it + were on road from being rich. Majority of punjabi's felt the same problem (specially Hindu sikhs) .
For the first time I get to see the village, the house my Nani visited when she was a child. When Bhagat Singh had been hanged my Nani had gone to the family to pay respects. She told us how we were related to them and she had a glimpse of his fiancee as well. Thanks Karl.
Hey Karl, recently in Feb 2022 I visited Kartarpur Corridor and met with some Pakistani friends. It was great lifetime experience for me I feel good as they treated me like family members. I definitely love to visit Pakistan, specially our many freedom fighter’s birth places. We will definitely meet somewhere in our travel journey. 🙂
You are welcome bro. If you want to visit gujranwala that you can stay at my place. Gujranwala is birthplace of MAHRAJA RANJIT SINGH.. Gurdwara's from PUNJAB empire are preserved here.. i will show you around.. you will surely love it here !
@pabnaful Pakistan is such a great country where Osama can live happily. But Hindus & Christian girls get forcefully converted and charged with blasphemy. Forget about minorities, you ppl fight on Sunni vs Shia. Recently sunnis killed Shias right that to in a mosque. Failed state Pakistan! Beggars
I am from Karachi pakistan And it's really really sad that our pakistani society don't know the contribution and efforts of Shaeed Bhagat Singh I believe without Shaeed e Azam the independence of India and pak never take place
@shubham what hogwash don’t bring religion into everything. There were no protests or anything like that. Bhagat Singh is as Pakistani as Indian. So stop your nonsense
Deeply moved by the way they have preserved his legacy, despite being in a typical Punjabi village. His essay "Why I Am an Atheist" is heart touching. Religion if kept to ones own self is a bliss, otherwise there is nothing worst then it. Thank you Karl.
As Indian and always admire for Sahid Bhagat Singh. . Till my this age I had now idea that Sahid Bhagat Singh was from my neighbor country Pakistan 🇵🇰. . Salute 🫡 to you for sharing Great Great Knowledge
Thank you Karl, I cannot express my gratitude in words. Whole India respect and value Bhagat Singh's contribution in Indian Independence. His life & thoughts are true inspiration for any one. It is sad that we cannot go there, but thanks to you we can at least see it. It is true India & Pakistanis are same people, same origin we were divided because of politics, in the name of religion. I thank the principal as well. What he said is really good.
Karl it’s always good to see you. I’m praying for you that you will be able to live happily ever after in India with your beautiful wife. Thank you so much for the video and for all you do 🙏🏽❤️
Thank you Karl for showing us around where this inspirational man is from. My husband has told me about him many times. I am very proud to be married to Sikh man
@@veersamuels he will always be a sardar for us, which is a highest honor. P.s there are many contradictions especially things like in his last photo when talking to a giyani and with his full kesh. But anyway we have a great hero with us with an amazing ideology.
I have tears in my eyes.. we love our beloved Shaheed Bhagat Singh. Thank you Karl💐💐 Kaash ki us buland dharti ko pranam kr uski mitti se tilak laga paate..
You are spreading love, unity, humanity through your vlogs. And i can feel that you really mean each and every word you said. Salute to you. We really need vloggers like you not the fake one.
Karl Bhai common Indians and common Pakistanis always have immense love and regard for each other but again there are people who always have negative thoughts
@nothing nothing We want friendly relationships with India but love our country Pakistan. I personally would love to see something like EU like arrangement in the region where people can travel across the borders from Afghanistan all the way to Bangladesh, the way it used to be before the British occupation of South Asia. But no, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh have carved out their national identity, there's really no reason or way to turn the clock back.
@nothing nothing this is what india want they want Bangladesh Nepal Pakistan and Mayanmar to become one country Akhand Bharat that is why all hatered is there
@nothing nothing bro india have more poor population than these countries how will india provide jobs to them 🙄 Bangladesh have high per capta gdp then india why will they work in India they are already rich than Indians
@nothing nothing agar Milna he hota to 47 Mai he mil jate bhai ab aise kuch nhi ho skta haan ek cheez ho skta hai india se aur countries nikal skti hai current govt ko dekh ke Aisa lag rha hai mujhe har jagha extremism feil rha hai govt ke wajha se 3 4 Saal Mai he kuch dekhne ko milega
I was waiting for your videos in Pakistan. So I searched for it and found this video. Thank you for showing Pakistan and it's beauty to the world. People in Pakistan are very friendly and hospitable.
Thanks Karl for making this beautiful video. Muslims and Sikhs are brothers and very close to each other no matter it's Pakistan, India or anywhere in the world. God bless you 🙏. From Canada 🇨🇦
That's why Sikhs refer the muslims as their historical enemies... And during partition this was perhaps in fullest display... Never u people try to woo the Sikhs...or even if u do...there won't be any results
Thanks for your lovely, honest, informative and wholesome videos Karl! You're a truely genuine and gem of a person :) Just wanted to mention we would love a "Sat Sri Akaal" in the intros as well brother - would mean a lot and would definitely be a symbolic gesture to the beauty of Punjab - the land where people of all faiths lived together in love and prosperity for so many centuries.
Thank you so so much!🙏🙏 I had goosebumps watching Shaheed e Azam's house. He gave his life for our freedom. He is as much ours (Indian's) as he is theirs (Pakistan's). Politics has divided us else we are one and the same both side of the border. Much love!
Thank you karl sir for showing me this I saw with my mother and my grandmother my grandmother is from Pakistan she got emotional buy seeing this thanku sir 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I don't know you man, but I can't thank you enough for this video. It means the world to me.. being able to see his ancestral house in Pakistan.. I am a young Indian Punjabi, who was born in India, but I lived most of my life abroad as I emigrated from Punjab India with my parents when I was about 4 years old in 2001. I currently live in Englang UK. I am a very big fan of Bhagat Singh and I really admire him as a human at a very close level, if not equal, to God.. I have visited his other ancestral house in Khatkar Kalan, Banga, Punjab, India, recently but I can't literally wait to visit this one too.. Even though I feel I haven't been lucky enough to live in Punjab a little longer and there are still many things that I still don't know about my own motherland, I really wish that we people of the Indian Punjab and the Pakistani Punjab could once again get the freedom to meet freely with each other as family relatives and neighbours once again, as we probably used to before the partition in 1947 took place.. My heart cries not being able to easily access to Pakistan's Punjab and their residents due to mainly the past long political reasons and tensions.. 😥 A big thank you to @KarlRock and a big hand wave to my Pakistani brothers and sisters.. I am Sikh, but Inshallah we will meet sometime in the near future.. lots of ❤ to everyone who spent the time to read this message.
Carl - your videos are such a joy to watch. I knew very little about Indian and Pakistani culture, food, and people before I followed your channel. Not only have you taught me so much about the rich history and culture of these amazing countries, but your videos paint a beautiful mosaic composed of small stories like this one, which allow me to really connect with these cultures in a way that might never have been possible otherwise. Thank you for sharing your experiences and showing the beauty of life.
Also find out who was his lawyer while he was behind the bars. How many indian leaders who spoke in his favor, and gave speech in the joint parliament to protect his life?
@@appleoranges9772 Thing is Punjabis may know about him but us outside of Punjab would not. Each province focuses more on it's own history and region. So opening a non-Punjabi history book would rarely tell anything about him.
Bro, I'm from Indian Punjab. Bhagat Singh is as much Pakistan's hero as he is India's. He was born to a Sikh family but was an atheist. Regardless, back then, we were all Punjabis, and we still are, just separated by religious lines that never existed in history 😒
@@MohitSharma-cy4rv islam and atheist doesn't go together Bhagat singh worked for United India Jinnah for pakistan that is partition Why will pakistan teach about bhagat singh
Thank you Karl …. I just cried when you described Shahid Bhagat singh sahab house… I felt the divine energy …. It is just a pure Indianess within me you touched by showing this… Naman to Veer Bharat Putra 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 lots of love 🇮🇳
Bhagat Singh was truly a Free Man!! Free from Caste, Free from Religion, Free from Culture, Free from Nationality, Free from Race, Free from Life and Free from Death. A True Free Man!!
We don't need a foreigner to tell us who is Bhagat singh.he is our national hero and we are proud of him.only request to you is don't indulge in activities which entail blacklisting
@@georgecarlinn6288 what indian media feed you people you people cant handke if a hindu converts to islam by his own choice you people cant handle it and start spitting poison about islam what is the proof of what you have just said just looking in indian media and start vomitting here
Very good that Bhagat Singh is honored. But when a similar hero was there in Tamil Nadu doing the exact thing no one talks about him. Vanchinathan in 1911 shot a British Collector in 1911. This was much earlier than when Bhagath Singh did the same. But somehow the heroism of people from South do not get celebrated or honored.
@@kaustubhraizada If so Vanchinathan should have been the ideology. I do not want to reduce the significance of Bhagat Singh's action but I do want the people of India to respect the sacrifices for the nation from across the nation and not selectively. The South is given a bad treatment in many areas and the neglect of the sacrifices of the South Indians is worst among them.
@@Junaiiid_Ahmed Your comment is a testament and is a real exposure of the educational system in the North. Rabindra Nath Tagore is not from the South but from the East from Bengal. He wrote his works in Bengali which is not a south Indian language. Our national anthem is by Tagore and it is in Bengali and while mentioning various states only mentions the South as Dravid. "Punjaba sindhu gujaratha maratha dravida utkala banga". In the South we learn about all Indian heroes and not limited to those in the South. But the great educators in the North do not seem to think that the South contributed any thing and are beasts speaking primitive languages and should be taught the great language of Hindi with about 100 year history, replicating Urdu but writing in Nagari script and borrowing words from Sanskrit which they themselves seldom understand. The South Indian languages are over 2000 years old and have extensive literature. But those that say Tagore is from the South will not know any of these since their culture and education is only that deep. We have our education system but we do not have our own country and we are proud that we are part of Bharath. But we feel let down by the politicians, educators, and even by people like you who do not care to know anything about the South and advice us to have our own education system as if we are totally different nation. South Indian history is part and forms a great part of Indian history with several kings, poets, writers, temples, literature who ruled a highly civilized nation and spread Hinduism to Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and even to China. So stop advising us and start learning Indian history in full and not restrict yourself to those in the North and that too half baked since Tagore is not from the South. To teach you further the South has many languages but the important of them are Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Tamil spoken in different states and each with its own history that is intertwined and at the same time distinct.
I agree with you that there is very little awareness about South Indian stories in North India. . However just wanted to add one thing regard Bhagat Singh, He is celebrated so dearly not only because he shot someone. In fact in the end, even he rejected the idea of violence. He is celebrated mainly because of his ideas, thoughts, bravery. He showed real bravery not by shooting, because that is an act of few seconds only, but he showed bravery by Standing firm against colonizers, not asking any apology. . I will read more about Vanchinathan❤❤❤
i dnt know whyy? but i had Tears when he enters the inner Room where Shaheed Bhagat is seen wearing Hathkadi.... nd smiling Thank You Karl.... nd Thank You Mother India i am fortune to be ur child
My heart aches. somewhere in history, he was sitting in this same room. studying, eating, playing, laughing, and getting scolded by his mother, unaware of the future where he would be considered one of the greatest youth icon.
Love n respect your incredible love for people/ humanity coming through your vids. And thank you for this one too. Get to learn a lot for sure. Much love to your gorgeous wife and you🙏🏼❤️😘
That's just not Bhagat Singh's house that's the birth place of a great Indian hero, every inch of that place is as holy as the Kailash mountain the abode of Lord shiva..... Thanks Karl for the video
Hey bro i love your videos bro i am from India but fully educated in US i don’t even know that much scam is going in India thank u for letting me know about the scams happening in India i saw your previous video bro like it
It's sad that Indians can't visit here . And we can't Visit india. I will definitely Host the indian guests at my home if thay can come here to Pakistan.
I'm so thankful and great full that My neighborhood brothers and sisters have kept our great freedom fighter belongings safe. After all we used to be one. Thank you pakisthan ❤️
My ancestral village is near banga I hope to visit soon. My village is chak 97 RB Johal. Yes its the village my great grand father created after chopping down the forests. We now are in punjab India though I was born in England 🇬🇧.
Glad to see that it's well maintained and not demolished/ left un-attended. It's good to see that his identity is well protected and not just lost because of the hate wave around the partition time.
Please talk sense! Every Indian kid knows Bhagat Singh and we have studied him in our history book. Do his name mentioned in any book in Pakistani schools? Just do some research before commenting. There are more than 6 Bollywood movies made on his life between 1931 and now.
@@andycool4129 please read but first remove your biased goggle, coming towards the second part, some leader do not read books to get in the minds of public, they live in the air which can be feel and smell by every revolutioner.
@@hammadshaikh3593 It took me a bit trying to understand what you wrote. I assume you are from Pak. There is no bias. Maybe people in Moga and Lahore knows Bhagat Singh but his significant contribution and message he gave. I have friends from Lahore where I live. They do not know anything about Bhagat Singh. These are educated migrants. What should we expect from rest of the Pak? Look at surveys in Pak. People do not know our freedom fighters except a bit about Gandhi. People in Pak do not know their history before 1947 and they are totally misguided about their roots. They think their roots are in Arab and Turk without knowing that those are the cruel invaders killed, tortured, raped and converted our ancestors and their women. You or any other Pakistani or even Jinha; their ancestors were non-Muslim Indians. Go and check history. Read the history (and karma) of Jinha. People in Pak do not know that 1947 was a freedom from Britishers and not from India. Anything taken out of its root die sooner or later. Sorry for the long message.
Hi Karl, I was wondering if you could please have a think about making some videos about the illegal sex trade, under age girls and kidnapping that happens in India. My partner is from Rajasthan and there have been kidnappers constantly trying to sell girls to illegal city brothels. With your influence and network I think you could make a difference to this injustice. Thanks Jules
Great and celebrate also the life of Vanchinathan much earlier did the same thing for the same reason. India had many heroes but only those of the North india is honored but the one hailing from the south are totally ignored as irrelevant. Both South and North for liberation of India in its entirity but when one acknowledges only those from the North with no mention of any from the South it gives a feeling that the South fought for its own independence and not for freeing India. Vanchinathan, V O Chidambaram, Subramanya Siva, Bharathi, VVS Iyer, Satya Murthy and others are conveniently forgotten by the North. Have more goosebumps by reading about the lives of these people and others from the South and see the harm done to the unity of India by selectively honoring freedom fighters from one region. I listed TN leaders since I am only familiar about them having been born under the British rule and not being taught about any freedom fighters. My father also went to prison for India's freedom but he was a minor figure and not a leader like those I mentioned above who sacrificed everything they had for the nation. The Congress and Nehru/Gandhi family has limited the knowledge of freedom fighters only to themselves. The North continues to praise their heroes and no one talks about the sacrificies of people across the entire nation especially from the South. Andhrapradesh, Karnataka also had its freedom fighters which people from these regions should mention and honor since I can only cite a few from Andhra Pradesh like Prakasam Garudu, Sanjeeva Reddy but there were dozens more leaders from there whose name I am not familiar. All freedom fighters are our heroes and should be taught in our schools.
Hey karl i have a request when once you come back to India, pls cover the heritage places in india like the great cholan temples, Khajuraho,hampi,ajanta and ellora and many unexplored historical places Btw thanks your videos helped me a lot when i travelled ❤️❤️❤️❤️ including gujrat videos,kerala videos, rajasthan and many other places 😁 Edit:- guys please stop this debate we are no one to judge(unless you are neighborhood wali aunty) I was just trying to Suggest places he can visit and thank him that's it
bhai wo explore ke sath bhot sara burai bhi karke jayega acha lagege ? He is earning for that kinds of video's but impact very negetive on other countries. Scam will be everywhere. He is roaming nearby india. If he is true explorer then why he not choose other countries in World ?
@@georgecarlinn6288 Illiterate Bharat wasi Tuja ya information what's app university sa mil rahi ha tera kasoor nahi ha 😂 tum logg ha hii jahil hoo isliya pichla 3_4 hazar saal sa gulam tha 😂😂😂 Salaaaa dalit Kahi kaa 😂😂😂
You can reach there as you belong to the same faith . Because the allegiance of a Muslim does not rest on his domicile in the country which is his but on the faith to which he belongs .
Thank you Karl for the show, you are correct Pakistanis generally do give good opinion about Indians, but unfortunately it is not reciprocated from the other side
LOL. Have you seen how much your country's media and film industry is spreading hatred against India? Many Indians have a good opinion about Pakistan. Be grateful that Pakistani students in Ukraine have been saved because of India😂😂
India and Indians always remember Saheed Bhagat Singh ji with tears in their eyes. His due respect is never given to his birth place ,His family members Because they all are situated in Pakistan. Thanks to you ,We can see from your camera.
@@muhammadburhanzahid9435 😁😁 سالا پیدا نیوزیلینڈ میں ہی ہوا ہے لیکن بے عزت ہونے کیلئے ہندوستانی بن گیا، بہت اکڑ رہا تھا جے ہند، جے ہند کرکے، اب دکھادی اوکات اس کو ہندوستان نے، پابندی لگی ہے اس پر اور اب پاکستان میں ہے
I Don’t Want To Promote No Negativity But Pakistan Is A Beautiful Country Yes They Do Have There Issues But When It’s Comes To Respecting Other Religions I Think Most The Time They Are Number 1 On This Issue.. But There Neighbours On The Other Side Are Punishing Other Religions Because They Don’t Follow There Ways, Beaten To Death Or There Rights Taken Away From Them And They Can’t Get No Education.. It’s So Sad To See And Should Be Spoken About Because It’s Unfair And Unreal In This Day And Age..
He was the leader of the workers. He wanted the rule of workers in India, not the capitalists. I am a member of an organization that follows his ideas. really inspired by his ideas
@Naveen G Communist?😂😂 He was a radical freedom fighter who wanted to fight the British by War and thus did not agree with Gandhi. Go and study history my friend😂😂😑
@@emmanuelsojo639 I don't think that you've read a single word about Bhagat singh. He didn't want any war. Even after bombing in assembly he said that he respect humans and humanity and he didn't want to kill anyone. He wanted the rule of labours not the capitalists but gandhi didn't have that intention. That's why he didn't agree with Gandhi
That's the difference between India and Pakistan, while India is busy renaming buildings to selective freedom fighters that suits it's narrative based on religion we are proud of all the people who fought against goras for freedom. India cannot rewrite the subcontinent history. We will remember, love how we celebrate gulab Devi, sir ganga ram, baba Nanak and this hero too
Keep crying hypocrite. Also Mughals were no freedom fighters. They are renaming things in accordance with our ancient history and culture of which Hinduism was an integral part, so you can cry all you want.
It is so sad that these countries, children of the same ancestors, in some cases even speaking the same language, are not together. In my visits to both countries I found good, hospitable people. One of my colleagues in the office I used to work in is a Sikh born in India but an Australian citizen. With his parents he visited Lahore to see their old home and their special places. They were struck by the kindness and hospitality of their fellow Punjabis in Lahore. I hope the politicians will learn that bringing people together is better than dividing them.
@@dancingcar8974 That's not my language but I understand a few words of Hindi. I'm Australian. I've lived in Indonesia and Thailand and visited India and Pakistan many times.
@nothing nothing I don't mean they should become one country. I mean they need to be good neighbours like other normal countries that have been enemies in the past: Ireland and Britain, the US and Mexico, Indonesia and Malaysia, even the now very friendly relationship between Indonesia and its former province Timor-Leste. Good neighbourly relations between India and Pakistan would free them both to stop wasting billions of rupees pointing weapons at each other and get on with normal trade. How much would India and Pakistan both benefit from a natural gas pipeline from Central Asia? It could be a joint Indian-Pakistani project.
@nothing nothing I defer to your greater knowledge. Perhaps you can advise which of the countries I named are pointing weapons at each other, refusing to trade with each other and refusing visitor visas to each other's citizens. Or perhaps you could take my point that having civil relations between two states does not imply, or require, a bosom friendship. It just requires both sides recognising that mutual hostility is an expensive waste of precious resources for both sides.
@nothing nothing Yes both sides say similar things. I know, because some of them have told me, that the few Indians who visit Pakistan mainly to visit their special cultural and historical places get a warm welcome. Trade and other relationships could be promoted and the very act of doing that would alleviate hatred and hostility *on both sides.* Here in Australia Indians and Pakistanis often count each other among their friends because of their similar cultural and language background.
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If you want to visit too, the exact details and high resolution photo and video are here "How to Visit Bhagat Singh’s Birthplace in Pakistan" blog.karlrock.com/how-to-visit-bhagat-singhs-birthplace-in-pakistan/
Why you livestream from TH-cam today
Sat sri akal, Karl! Thanks for putting this together.
Namaste Karl! Thank you Karl for showing the world and uniting us the Indians and the Pakistanis together.
@@reece95offical what?😦Elaborate please .this isnt the first of karls videos I have seen you trolling him in the comments. Why is that?
Pakistan is such a beautiful country
Every Indian has a tear in his eyes while watching this video... Shaheed Bhagat Singh is one personality who is revered across religious boundaries and political spectrum and borders.. Thanks Karl.
Will india tolerate if any village be named after a pakistani muslim?
@@Brokenhearted894 if that person has contributed good to the society, good to the world, then it could be considered
@@Cherryyyy666 🤣🤣 they are slowly being renamed
@@Brokenhearted894 they were intruders and looters. i love shri APJ abdul kalam
@@aryanmishra6226 😁 nice joke they were indians as you are they left everything here your pm every year hoists flag on red fort.
I live in Lahore and whenever I pass by the place where he was hanged, I stop for a moment and pay my tribute. A tear in my eye, so proud to belong to the same land he was from.
Love and respect from PUNJAB India 🧡
@@citizenofakhandbharat7650 Rights were not given by normal citizens aswell brother , same as we did with Bangladesh.
If these 3 countries were a single one , No one would have came near in terms of war , sports , culture or anything.
@@citizenofakhandbharat7650 y do u lie it's not politics its religion that seperated us
@@citizenofakhandbharat7650 "Jinnah wanted to be the PM" if this was true then he would have taken the deal presented by Gandhi and even Bose.
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As an indian every second is a goosebump for me.This man never dies from my heart. His glory will be told and learned for years and years.....Thank you so much karl🧡🧡
Thank you Pakistan for keeping the place so authentic and well maintained. Hats off!
Why shouldnt we? He was son of our soil. A Punjabi who died for his soil.
@@jaldiwahasehato_tora phudar he was hung in lahore but was from lyalpur aka faisalabad
@@jaldiwahasehato_tora muslims against of India so that's y we thought u destroy
You don't need to thank us, he was freedom fighter for us too.
Bhagat Singh is a hero in Pakistan as well
Shaheed Bhagat Singh is just as important to us Pakistani’s as to Indian’s. Our ancestors fought together for our freedom. Everyone in Pakistan knows his name and what he did for our people. His life story is taught in our primary schools. We are incredibly proud of our Sikh brother who died so that we may live as free people. Thank you for visiting this sacred place.
i hope you mean both indian people and pakistani people by saying 'what he did for our people'
and obviously bangladeshi people
@@swastikkumar5115 of course - the whole Indian subcontinent.
Bhagat Singh was atheist not sikh
@@jeanlannes4375he is was religious but turned towards socialism
He is not Sikh.
He is an Atheist.
He is a Socialist.
Thank you Karl for showing us all of these cultural places and life stories of people that we otherwise might not know in such a great way. I always enjoy how fascinated and open-minded you are about every country's history
what cultural place.. they changed the name from layallpur to faisalabad !
@@gururandhawa7508 adhay india ka naam change kr dia hai ues pay tuje koi problem ni ho rahi
@@shahbazarshad3714 abe jis adhe india ke naam ki baat kar ra hai ..unko original name kar diya gya hai.. ise bolte hai heritage and culture restore karna jo tuj jaise ko samaj nhi ayega
@@gururandhawa7508 hahahah keh raha hai tu
Jeisy tuje apni govt ki koi ghalti nazar nahi ati wesy muje bhi apni govt ki koi ghalti nazar nahi arahi ......
@@shahbazarshad3714 abe galti? tu rehne de... tuje historical/cultural or heritage names/monuments ka pta kya hai jo tuje explain karne lga main .. madrassa main padke yhi haal hoga tera...ja search kar indian cities ke naam kya the historical
It's so sad that we can't even visit one of the greatest freedom fighters hometown. Bhagat Singh's ideology will forever inspire us. No religion or caste comes before nation.
Bro in Pakistan indians are always welcome, see the video of luke damant there were so many indians in lahore plus kartarpur.. its other way Pakistanis can't go to india
Brother you are welcome in Pakistan.
would love to host you here in Pakistan
Yes our failure was to give Lahore to Pakistan...
🤔 Then it would be in India
@@alibaba3651 May be you are not aware but Pakistan doesn't grant tourist visas to Indians. (Kartarpur corridor and pilgrimages for Sikhs mostly is an exception and they can only visit designated places). Same goes for India too, India doesn't grant tourist visas to Pakistanis.
I simply loved what the headmaster said. "We are different when it comes to religion however we all need to be better human beings first in order to make humanity flourish". Kudos and praises..
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Man, If we are feeling bad seeing this imagine what the pain of partition would be for the people of Punjab, those who left their homes never to return😐
People didn’t like your comment because they don’t like hearing the truth.
My ancestral families faced it (almost every family related to me) because of the West Punjab issue, us, Punjabi's had to leave our Punjab which is today's modern day Pakistan Punjab and came to Bharat and we saved ourselves our lives somehow and even lost our people's lives
Also, the people who were once rich whose all generations have been in that Punjab have lost it + were on road from being rich.
Majority of punjabi's felt the same problem (specially Hindu sikhs) .
For the first time I get to see the village, the house my Nani visited when she was a child. When Bhagat Singh had been hanged my Nani had gone to the family to pay respects. She told us how we were related to them and she had a glimpse of his fiancee as well. Thanks Karl.
I would love to hear some of the stories your nani have told about Bhagat Singh or his family :)
Bhagat Singh had a fiance????? I couldn't find anything on any books i read, not even on the internet. What was her name? Can you please tell?
Hey Karl, recently in Feb 2022 I visited Kartarpur Corridor and met with some Pakistani friends. It was great lifetime experience for me I feel good as they treated me like family members. I definitely love to visit Pakistan, specially our many freedom fighter’s birth places. We will definitely meet somewhere in our travel journey. 🙂
You are welcome bro. If you want to visit gujranwala that you can stay at my place.
Gujranwala is birthplace of MAHRAJA RANJIT SINGH..
Gurdwara's from PUNJAB empire are preserved here.. i will show you around.. you will surely love it here !
Kindly tell how can we communicate
@@sughdeepsinghdhillon8722 Hello Sir can I ask an Question??
@@sughdeepsinghdhillon8722 Shere-E-Panjab Maharaja Ranjit Singh
Most welcome Buddy
3:32 Shaheed Bhagat Singh did what he did so the kids could smile like that ... without fear! - love from Pakistan
Facts!
He did so much so that finally a madman divided the nation based on religion and creating religious enmity for next generation!
@pabnaful Pakistan is such a great country where Osama can live happily.
But Hindus & Christian girls get forcefully converted and charged with blasphemy.
Forget about minorities, you ppl fight on Sunni vs Shia. Recently sunnis killed Shias right that to in a mosque.
Failed state Pakistan! Beggars
@pabnaful source: WhatsApp university. Please check latest stats. Or just live in your lalaland while we move miles ahead!
@pabnaful whatever pleases you! Reality is reality!
I am from Karachi pakistan
And it's really really sad that our pakistani society don't know the contribution and efforts of Shaeed Bhagat Singh
I believe without Shaeed e Azam the independence of India and pak never take place
@nothing nothing not true, it's in the textbooks
they do know, i mean that chowk in Lahore is named in his commemeration
@shubham what hogwash don’t bring religion into everything. There were no protests or anything like that. Bhagat Singh is as Pakistani as Indian. So stop your nonsense
Because Karachi books are more focused around Sindhi history.
@@mirzahamzabaig5667 so is there is any topic regarding Bhagat Singh in Punjab text book??
People in India of Every spectrum of politics and everything really respect Shaheed Bhagat Singh :')
Deeply moved by the way they have preserved his legacy, despite being in a typical Punjabi village.
His essay "Why I Am an Atheist" is heart touching. Religion if kept to ones own self is a bliss, otherwise there is nothing worst then it.
Thank you Karl.
"Saheed Bhagat Singh" , this name is enough to get goosebumps in skin and tears in eyes. Inquilab Zindabad. Long live Saheed e Azam.
As Indian and always admire for Sahid Bhagat Singh. . Till my this age I had now idea that Sahid Bhagat Singh was from my neighbor country Pakistan 🇵🇰. . Salute 🫡 to you for sharing Great Great Knowledge
Thank you from india 🇮🇳❤️
Thank you Karl, I cannot express my gratitude in words. Whole India respect and value Bhagat Singh's contribution in Indian Independence. His life & thoughts are true inspiration for any one. It is sad that we cannot go there, but thanks to you we can at least see it. It is true India & Pakistanis are same people, same origin we were divided because of politics, in the name of religion. I thank the principal as well. What he said is really good.
Karl it’s always good to see you. I’m praying for you that you will be able to live happily ever after in India with your beautiful wife. Thank you so much for the video and for all you do 🙏🏽❤️
Thank you, Stephanie ❤
He can’t in india india is a racist country governed by facist government
@@victor4002 Bhai kuch logo ke vajah se pura country racist nahi hota
@@victor4002 chal nikal
@@arvindchaudhary417 Kaha niklu🙄
Wonderful watching your video, Bhagat Singh is our hero
Thanks from India 🇮🇳
The sheer joy i felt while watching this, is inexplicable!!! Thank you for giving us a peek into Bhagat Singh's house!
I don't understand why people dislike such lovely videos. Salute to Sardar Bhagat Singh
literally cried and dropped a tear on display, veer bhagat singh stays in heart ❤️
Thank you Karl for showing us around where this inspirational man is from. My husband has told me about him many times. I am very proud to be married to Sikh man
So nice to hear abt ur feelings but let me add to ur knowledge that Bhagat Singh was an atheist not a Sikh
@@veersamuels he will always be a sardar for us, which is a highest honor.
P.s there are many contradictions especially things like in his last photo when talking to a giyani and with his full kesh. But anyway we have a great hero with us with an amazing ideology.
@@georgecarlinn6288 Awesome comment ❤✌
@@veersamuels Stop spreading lies. He was born a Sikh man and died a Sikh man. It is what it is and people need to accept it.
@@jasdeepkaur3136 read out his essay titled " why I am an atheist" if you have the courage
I have tears in my eyes.. we love our beloved Shaheed Bhagat Singh. Thank you Karl💐💐 Kaash ki us buland dharti ko pranam kr uski mitti se tilak laga paate..
Bhagat Singh is our freedom fighter hero
Not yours. He is Indias
@@defenderofjustice3435 he was Pakistani, he lived in Pakistan, he died in Pakistan
@@dharmicindia6325 Do you even know what Punjabi means?
@@imfrompakistan1108 Bhagat Singh existed before Pakistan was even a thing
@@TM_JATT you are a foreigner in our land talking about OUR freedom fighters? 😂😂😂
Goosebumps brother,
You are enough lucky to visit such a holy place.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
You are spreading love, unity, humanity through your vlogs. And i can feel that you really mean each and every word you said. Salute to you. We really need vloggers like you not the fake one.
Karl Bhai common Indians and common Pakistanis always have immense love and regard for each other but again there are people who always have negative thoughts
@nothing nothing Pls no we don't need to be one country anymore.. Need to move past that and focus on bilateral developments instead.
@nothing nothing We want friendly relationships with India but love our country Pakistan. I personally would love to see something like EU like arrangement in the region where people can travel across the borders from Afghanistan all the way to Bangladesh, the way it used to be before the British occupation of South Asia. But no, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh have carved out their national identity, there's really no reason or way to turn the clock back.
@nothing nothing this is what india want they want Bangladesh Nepal Pakistan and Mayanmar to become one country Akhand Bharat that is why all hatered is there
@nothing nothing bro india have more poor population than these countries how will india provide jobs to them 🙄 Bangladesh have high per capta gdp then india why will they work in India they are already rich than Indians
@nothing nothing agar Milna he hota to 47 Mai he mil jate bhai ab aise kuch nhi ho skta haan ek cheez ho skta hai india se aur countries nikal skti hai current govt ko dekh ke Aisa lag rha hai mujhe har jagha extremism feil rha hai govt ke wajha se 3 4 Saal Mai he kuch dekhne ko milega
I was waiting for your videos in Pakistan. So I searched for it and found this video. Thank you for showing Pakistan and it's beauty to the world. People in Pakistan are very friendly and hospitable.
Video ka kya wait kara uncle kuch kam danda nhi hein kya?
@@abduldestroyer6412 koi kaam nai ha. Jobless hun bhai.
@@abdurrafay2603 hes not showing pakistan in video
I got goosebumps while watching this video.. Literally! Thank you so much Karl.. Hugh respect for you 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thanks Karl for making this beautiful video. Muslims and Sikhs are brothers and very close to each other no matter it's Pakistan, India or anywhere in the world. God bless you 🙏. From Canada 🇨🇦
That's why Sikhs refer the muslims as their historical enemies...
And during partition this was perhaps in fullest display...
Never u people try to woo the Sikhs...or even if u do...there won't be any results
Hamare Sikh bhaiyon k sabhi Dharm guruon ka berahami se katl kis mazhab k manne walo ne kiya tha
Or kyun kiya tha
Katal
That's why your history books doesn't mention about freedom fighters ...you Pakistanis clebrate yourself as Mughals 🤣
@@rajarshidas4240 1984
Thanks for your lovely, honest, informative and wholesome videos Karl! You're a truely genuine and gem of a person :) Just wanted to mention we would love a "Sat Sri Akaal" in the intros as well brother - would mean a lot and would definitely be a symbolic gesture to the beauty of Punjab - the land where people of all faiths lived together in love and prosperity for so many centuries.
@@georgecarlinn6288 Nahi visit krega... Iska propaganda nahi chlega waha...
Go to correct school and come back.. You are highly infected by illiteracy. Indian punjab me kis level ki ethnic cleansin hue h ye sabko pta h
@@georgecarlinn6288 same Muslim families in India need to meet
@@coolminded3369 In India it's not just one sided. But in pakistan it is one sided means only musIims do that.
We feel the same as Pakistani brothers
Love from India 🇮🇳
Peace ✌️
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Thank you so so much!🙏🙏 I had goosebumps watching Shaheed e Azam's house. He gave his life for our freedom. He is as much ours (Indian's) as he is theirs (Pakistan's). Politics has divided us else we are one and the same both side of the border. Much love!
Thank you karl sir for showing me this I saw with my mother and my grandmother my grandmother is from Pakistan she got emotional buy seeing this thanku sir 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much sir for showing this video as I am indian proud of this
@@shivamparashar3727 which part of pakistan
I don't know you man, but I can't thank you enough for this video. It means the world to me.. being able to see his ancestral house in Pakistan.. I am a young Indian Punjabi, who was born in India, but I lived most of my life abroad as I emigrated from Punjab India with my parents when I was about 4 years old in 2001. I currently live in Englang UK. I am a very big fan of Bhagat Singh and I really admire him as a human at a very close level, if not equal, to God.. I have visited his other ancestral house in Khatkar Kalan, Banga, Punjab, India, recently but I can't literally wait to visit this one too.. Even though I feel I haven't been lucky enough to live in Punjab a little longer and there are still many things that I still don't know about my own motherland, I really wish that we people of the Indian Punjab and the Pakistani Punjab could once again get the freedom to meet freely with each other as family relatives and neighbours once again, as we probably used to before the partition in 1947 took place.. My heart cries not being able to easily access to Pakistan's Punjab and their residents due to mainly the past long political reasons and tensions.. 😥 A big thank you to @KarlRock and a big hand wave to my Pakistani brothers and sisters.. I am Sikh, but Inshallah we will meet sometime in the near future.. lots of ❤ to everyone who spent the time to read this message.
Love to Pakistani brothers and sisters from INDIA
Carl - your videos are such a joy to watch. I knew very little about Indian and Pakistani culture, food, and people before I followed your channel. Not only have you taught me so much about the rich history and culture of these amazing countries, but your videos paint a beautiful mosaic composed of small stories like this one, which allow me to really connect with these cultures in a way that might never have been possible otherwise. Thank you for sharing your experiences and showing the beauty of life.
A unique video - I am a Pakistani and didn't know about that village.
Very soon I will visit this place - thanks Carl for this video
It is a sign that now you must open books and start reading, specially your history.
Also find out who was his lawyer while he was behind the bars. How many indian leaders who spoke in his favor, and gave speech in the joint parliament to protect his life?
@@appleoranges9772
Thing is Punjabis may know about him but us outside of Punjab would not. Each province focuses more on it's own history and region.
So opening a non-Punjabi history book would rarely tell anything about him.
Bro, I'm from Indian Punjab. Bhagat Singh is as much Pakistan's hero as he is India's. He was born to a Sikh family but was an atheist. Regardless, back then, we were all Punjabis, and we still are, just separated by religious lines that never existed in history 😒
@@MohitSharma-cy4rv islam and atheist doesn't go together
Bhagat singh worked for United India
Jinnah for pakistan that is partition
Why will pakistan teach about bhagat singh
Nice to see the memorial being maintained well by the Pakistani government. Bhagat Singh was a treasure not bound by religion. Love from India 🙏🙏🙏
शहीद भगत सिंह आज भी हर हिंदुस्तानी के दिलों में रहते हैं शहीद भगत सिंह को कोई भी हिंदुस्तानी कभी भूल ही नहीं सकता है❤❤❤❤
Thank you Karl …. I just cried when you described Shahid Bhagat singh sahab house… I felt the divine energy …. It is just a pure Indianess within me you touched by showing this… Naman to Veer Bharat Putra 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 lots of love 🇮🇳
Proud of Bhagat Singh❤..I love History I would love to visit every historical place in Pakistan but can't bcoz I am an Indian🙂
Don't worry kabhi to problems solve hongi humary beech men hum bh aanegy india or ap Pakistan
@@ubaidbaloch Yes I wish
Perhaps you can't go but it's because of politicians. If you could go there you would find the ordinary people welcoming.
I would love to visit pakistan. I know that people from Pakistan are very generous and welcoming. Love for them from Assam, india ❤️
@@rais1953 Yea I know
Awesome work @karl.keep this good work going..best wishes 👍🏻
We as a Indian proud of you and your work
Thank you ji
Bhagat Singh was truly a Free Man!! Free from Caste, Free from Religion, Free from Culture, Free from Nationality, Free from Race, Free from Life and Free from Death. A True Free Man!!
Free from nationality. ?
Today is Indias Independence day ,I'm blessed to watch the video of shaheed bhagat singhs house his village it means alot, 🙏 ❤🎉🇮🇳🇮🇳😇😇
We don't need a foreigner to tell us who is Bhagat singh.he is our national hero and we are proud of him.only request to you is don't indulge in activities which entail blacklisting
Thank you Karl. Feels great to see the place where our idol was born and grew up. Really grateful for this.
@@georgecarlinn6288 what indian media feed you people you people cant handke if a hindu converts to islam by his own choice you people cant handle it and start spitting poison about islam what is the proof of what you have just said just looking in indian media and start vomitting here
At 0:18 When Karl says he is Shaheed Bhagat Singh, I fell very strong goosebumps
Shaheed-E-Azam Mahaveer Bhagat Singh Jindabaad 🙏🙏
Very good that Bhagat Singh is honored. But when a similar hero was there in Tamil Nadu doing the exact thing no one talks about him. Vanchinathan in 1911 shot a British Collector in 1911. This was much earlier than when Bhagath Singh did the same. But somehow the heroism of people from South do not get celebrated or honored.
Bhagat Singh was ideology not human being ,
@@kaustubhraizada If so Vanchinathan should have been the ideology. I do not want to reduce the significance of Bhagat Singh's action but I do want the people of India to respect the sacrifices for the nation from across the nation and not selectively. The South is given a bad treatment in many areas and the neglect of the sacrifices of the South Indians is worst among them.
@@Junaiiid_Ahmed Your comment is a testament and is a real exposure of the educational system in the North. Rabindra Nath Tagore is not from the South but from the East from Bengal. He wrote his works in Bengali which is not a south Indian language. Our national anthem is by Tagore and it is in Bengali and while mentioning various states only mentions the South as Dravid. "Punjaba sindhu gujaratha maratha dravida utkala banga". In the South we learn about all Indian heroes and not limited to those in the South. But the great educators in the North do not seem to think that the South contributed any thing and are beasts speaking primitive languages and should be taught the great language of Hindi with about 100 year history, replicating Urdu but writing in Nagari script and borrowing words from Sanskrit which they themselves seldom understand. The South Indian languages are over 2000 years old and have extensive literature. But those that say Tagore is from the South will not know any of these since their culture and education is only that deep. We have our education system but we do not have our own country and we are proud that we are part of Bharath. But we feel let down by the politicians, educators, and even by people like you who do not care to know anything about the South and advice us to have our own education system as if we are totally different nation. South Indian history is part and forms a great part of Indian history with several kings, poets, writers, temples, literature who ruled a highly civilized nation and spread Hinduism to Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and even to China. So stop advising us and start learning Indian history in full and not restrict yourself to those in the North and that too half baked since Tagore is not from the South. To teach you further the South has many languages but the important of them are Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Tamil spoken in different states and each with its own history that is intertwined and at the same time distinct.
@@georgecarlinn6288 im Indian though
I agree with you that there is very little awareness about South Indian stories in North India.
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However just wanted to add one thing regard Bhagat Singh, He is celebrated so dearly not only because he shot someone. In fact in the end, even he rejected the idea of violence. He is celebrated mainly because of his ideas, thoughts, bravery. He showed real bravery not by shooting, because that is an act of few seconds only, but he showed bravery by Standing firm against colonizers, not asking any apology.
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I will read more about Vanchinathan❤❤❤
i dnt know whyy?
but i had Tears when he enters the inner Room where Shaheed Bhagat is seen wearing Hathkadi.... nd smiling
Thank You Karl.... nd
Thank You Mother India
i am fortune to be ur child
Thank you for showing us Shaheed’s birth place which we as Indians would probably never get chance to visit.. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
My heart aches. somewhere in history, he was sitting in this same room. studying, eating, playing, laughing, and getting scolded by his mother, unaware of the future where he would be considered one of the greatest youth icon.
Love n respect your incredible love for people/ humanity coming through your vids. And thank you for this one too. Get to learn a lot for sure. Much love to your gorgeous wife and you🙏🏼❤️😘
That's just not Bhagat Singh's house that's the birth place of a great Indian hero, every inch of that place is as holy as the Kailash mountain the abode of Lord shiva..... Thanks Karl for the video
Thank pakistan who have maintained it
Just wow. Being a bhagat singh fan. Being a punjabi. Its literally a pilgrim for me. And the village is just like our punjab. Love to see this
If that place were in india than there would be a huge Bhagat Singh museum. 🥺
Hey bro i love your videos bro i am from India but fully educated in US i don’t even know that much scam is going in India thank u for letting me know about the scams happening in India i saw your previous video bro like it
@@georgecarlinn6288 🤣🤣
@@Andrew-iq3tk he is literally commenting in ever section🤣🤣
It's sad that Indians can't visit here . And we can't Visit india.
I will definitely Host the indian guests at my home if thay can come here to Pakistan.
I'm so thankful and great full that My neighborhood brothers and sisters have kept our great freedom fighter belongings safe. After all we used to be one. Thank you pakisthan ❤️
A great Indian..
Legend..
Bhagat Singh..!
ThanQ for showing great Indian freedom fighter in this video.
Jai Hind..
Inquilab Zindabaad.
Bhagat Singh - Real Hero Of Freedom Struggle. He Will Always Be Alive In Our Hearts. 🙏
My ancestral village is near banga I hope to visit soon. My village is chak 97 RB Johal. Yes its the village my great grand father created after chopping down the forests. We now are in punjab India though I was born in England 🇬🇧.
If you are an NRI then you can easily visit Pakistan, just apply online vise and it will be approved with in days and that's it... Welcome to Pakistan
Sikh families worked hard and spent their blood and sweat on land of punjab.
Glad to see that it's well maintained and not demolished/ left un-attended. It's good to see that his identity is well protected and not just lost because of the hate wave around the partition time.
Thank you Karl for this, I absolutely love Bhagat Singh's teachings and I appreciate your bringing them to me! Thank you!
Bhagat Singh is not famous in India only, he is famous in Pakistan too. Big fan of Bhagat Singh and big salute to Bhagat singh👌👌😊
Please talk sense! Every Indian kid knows Bhagat Singh and we have studied him in our history book. Do his name mentioned in any book in Pakistani schools? Just do some research before commenting. There are more than 6 Bollywood movies made on his life between 1931 and now.
@@andycool4129 please read but first remove your biased goggle, coming towards the second part, some leader do not read books to get in the minds of public, they live in the air which can be feel and smell by every revolutioner.
@@hammadshaikh3593 It took me a bit trying to understand what you wrote. I assume you are from Pak. There is no bias. Maybe people in Moga and Lahore knows Bhagat Singh but his significant contribution and message he gave. I have friends from Lahore where I live. They do not know anything about Bhagat Singh. These are educated migrants. What should we expect from rest of the Pak? Look at surveys in Pak. People do not know our freedom fighters except a bit about Gandhi. People in Pak do not know their history before 1947 and they are totally misguided about their roots. They think their roots are in Arab and Turk without knowing that those are the cruel invaders killed, tortured, raped and converted our ancestors and their women. You or any other Pakistani or even Jinha; their ancestors were non-Muslim Indians. Go and check history. Read the history (and karma) of Jinha. People in Pak do not know that 1947 was a freedom from Britishers and not from India. Anything taken out of its root die sooner or later. Sorry for the long message.
Cant Thank you Enough Karl...❤❤❤love you..
Hi Karl, I was wondering if you could please have a think about making some videos about the illegal sex trade, under age girls and kidnapping that happens in India. My partner is from Rajasthan and there have been kidnappers constantly trying to sell girls to illegal city brothels. With your influence and network I think you could make a difference to this injustice. Thanks Jules
Those girls come from bangladesh
@@AaronRana1 You read his profile name. It is acceptable for him.
He is already blacklisted by india for visting Pakistan u goin to get him banned for life
@@alikhanmoazzam 😂
@@alikhanmoazzam what a reason
At that time he was fighting for one country Bharat ! No Pakistan...
Amazing seeing you go to all those countries and exploring its so entertaining! being a indian myself makes it so much better!!
Legendary Bhagat Singh. Hero of both India and Pakistan
Bhai emotional kar diya yaar.🙁
He is my hero.
Mashallah very nice vlog 👌
When Indian hear Bhagat Singh we have goosebumps. He is an strong emotion of patriotism.
जय हिन्द जय भारत 🇮🇳🇮🇳
जय भगत सिंह
Great and celebrate also the life of Vanchinathan much earlier did the same thing for the same reason. India had many heroes but only those of the North india is honored but the one hailing from the south are totally ignored as irrelevant. Both South and North for liberation of India in its entirity but when one acknowledges only those from the North with no mention of any from the South it gives a feeling that the South fought for its own independence and not for freeing India. Vanchinathan, V O Chidambaram, Subramanya Siva, Bharathi, VVS Iyer, Satya Murthy and others are conveniently forgotten by the North. Have more goosebumps by reading about the lives of these people and others from the South and see the harm done to the unity of India by selectively honoring freedom fighters from one region. I listed TN leaders since I am only familiar about them having been born under the British rule and not being taught about any freedom fighters. My father also went to prison for India's freedom but he was a minor figure and not a leader like those I mentioned above who sacrificed everything they had for the nation. The Congress and Nehru/Gandhi family has limited the knowledge of freedom fighters only to themselves. The North continues to praise their heroes and no one talks about the sacrificies of people across the entire nation especially from the South. Andhrapradesh, Karnataka also had its freedom fighters which people from these regions should mention and honor since I can only cite a few from Andhra Pradesh like Prakasam Garudu, Sanjeeva Reddy but there were dozens more leaders from there whose name I am not familiar. All freedom fighters are our heroes and should be taught in our schools.
@@SBALAK9753 its not about north south bro
its the fault of ncert which didnot gave due respect to national heroes and INDIAN culture
Hey karl i have a request when once you come back to India, pls cover the heritage places in india like the great cholan temples, Khajuraho,hampi,ajanta and ellora and many unexplored historical places
Btw thanks your videos helped me a lot when i travelled ❤️❤️❤️❤️ including gujrat videos,kerala videos, rajasthan and many other places 😁
Edit:- guys please stop this debate we are no one to judge(unless you are neighborhood wali aunty) I was just trying to Suggest places he can visit and thank him that's it
He won't be able to come to India as long as there's BJP GOVT ruling the country they hate him because he married an Indian lady
@@janelarsen4788 well judiciary is independent of legislature so he will come back if he hasn't done something wrong
@@KOKONAGAMI bro his is blacklisted cause he participated in a strike not being a Indian citizen don't spread fake news
@@KOKONAGAMI how about you stop creating excuses and accept the fact he violated Indian law
bhai wo explore ke sath bhot sara burai bhi karke jayega acha lagege ? He is earning for that kinds of video's but impact very negetive on other countries. Scam will be everywhere. He is roaming nearby india. If he is true explorer then why he not choose other countries in World ?
As a Pakistani we don't know those things you show us as tourist,visitor,, You're simply amazing 👏
A true selfless hero who sacrificed himself at a very young age.
You are the best. Hope to see you soon in India
Thanks Bhai! I hope you enjoy the video. See you in Chandigarh
@@georgecarlinn6288 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Chutia nahi har koi tumhari tarha
Gaumut mat pia kar bhadwa 😂
@@georgecarlinn6288 aukat nahi ha tumhari hama dwai muft ma Dena ki dawai deta ha to pesa leta ha samjha Bharat Mata ka dalal 😂
@@georgecarlinn6288 Illiterate Bharat wasi Tuja ya information what's app university sa mil rahi ha tera kasoor nahi ha 😂 tum logg ha hii jahil hoo isliya pichla 3_4 hazar saal sa gulam tha 😂😂😂 Salaaaa dalit Kahi kaa 😂😂😂
Heart melting moment for us..
we Indians can't express how helpless we are feeling after this video that we cant reach there...
True 😢
You can reach there as you belong to the same faith . Because the allegiance of a Muslim does not rest on his domicile in the country which is his but on the faith to which he belongs .
@@strikerpepsi2941 indians generally dont get Pakistani visa either if he is a muslim or any other religion
@@uzairahmed1270 false
Thank you Karl for the show, you are correct Pakistanis generally do give good opinion about Indians, but unfortunately it is not reciprocated from the other side
Lol
The way you respect to freedom fighters tells how much you love indians
LOL. Have you seen how much your country's media and film industry is spreading hatred against India?
Many Indians have a good opinion about Pakistan.
Be grateful that Pakistani students in Ukraine have been saved because of India😂😂
@@emmanuelsojo639 typical Indian attitude, 😃 , next would be abusive language
@@Ankit-d9f4u typical Indian attitude, 😃 , next would be abusive language
@@khalidmughal8544 double paste ho gaya kya abdul?
Karl truly deserves a noble prize for trying to bring these people together. But I have no idea why he disliked Kashmir
India and Indians always remember Saheed Bhagat Singh ji with tears in their eyes. His due respect is never given to his birth place ,His family members Because they all are situated in Pakistan. Thanks to you ,We can see from your camera.
What more respect do you want its is very well preserved
Please visit gilgit-baltistan
We would love to see beautiful Pakistan through your lens 🤩😍
گلگت، بلوچستان میں ہندوستانیوں کو جانے کی اجازت نہیں
@@balochwires5194 he is from new Zealand
@@muhammadburhanzahid9435 doubtful still bcoz of his india connection but who knows maybe he will get NOC
@@muhammadburhanzahid9435
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سالا پیدا نیوزیلینڈ میں ہی ہوا ہے لیکن بے عزت ہونے کیلئے ہندوستانی بن گیا، بہت اکڑ رہا تھا جے ہند، جے ہند کرکے، اب دکھادی اوکات اس کو ہندوستان نے، پابندی لگی ہے اس پر اور اب پاکستان میں ہے
Baltistan is india
Humanity zindabaad
I Don’t Want To Promote No Negativity But Pakistan Is A Beautiful Country Yes They Do Have There Issues But When It’s Comes To Respecting Other Religions I Think Most The Time They Are Number 1 On This Issue.. But There Neighbours On The Other Side Are Punishing Other Religions Because They Don’t Follow There Ways, Beaten To Death Or There Rights Taken Away From Them And They Can’t Get No Education.. It’s So Sad To See And Should Be Spoken About Because It’s Unfair And Unreal In This Day And Age..
Lol. There was no genocide in Pakistan like India's Gujarat Genocide of Muslims.
That's not true...severe oppression happens to hindus and Christians in Pakistan
@@danishzahurr I suppose Baluchistan and East Pakistan were all in India.
@@PS-ej2xn india was not a country before it was a region divided into many pricely states it became a country in 1947 like Pakistan
@@uzairahmed1270 Of course, and everyone is born a Muslim.
My eyes Teared up. Thankyou Pakistan for saving his beautiful memories
Bhagat singh😍😍thankew so much for showing this bcz bhagat singh is our heartbeat
LOVE YOUR CONTENT BRO HOPE YOU WILL BE IN INDIA NO TIME!!
Me too. Thank you
This Pakistani needs to and will stay away from India.
@@georgecarlinn6288 Are you sure? This hard core Islamist will have time for that?
What makes me sad is Shaheed Bhagat Singh sacrificed his life for India and eventually his own hometown is now not in India. Mahatma Gandhi failed us.
He was the leader of the workers. He wanted the rule of workers in India, not the capitalists. I am a member of an organization that follows his ideas. really inspired by his ideas
So a communist then ?
@@sarmadabrar185 yes
@Naveen G Communist?😂😂
He was a radical freedom fighter who wanted to fight the British by War and thus did not agree with Gandhi. Go and study history my friend😂😂😑
@@emmanuelsojo639 I don't think that you've read a single word about Bhagat singh. He didn't want any war. Even after bombing in assembly he said that he respect humans and humanity and he didn't want to kill anyone. He wanted the rule of labours not the capitalists but gandhi didn't have that intention. That's why he didn't agree with Gandhi
@@emmanuelsojo639 and you should read about communists and history. you should read about Carl Marx and Vladimir Lenin
Salute to great Indian revolutionary ,who sacrificed his life for the freedom of india 🙏tx for video 🙏
🇮🇳 🇵🇰 2 countries, 1 history, 1 people.
That's the difference between India and Pakistan, while India is busy renaming buildings to selective freedom fighters that suits it's narrative based on religion we are proud of all the people who fought against goras for freedom. India cannot rewrite the subcontinent history. We will remember, love how we celebrate gulab Devi, sir ganga ram, baba Nanak and this hero too
Not true at all.. we love Gafar khan(frontier gandhi) and other who contributed toward freedom.
@@K9_Jerry babri majid renaming? Ahmedabad renaming? Get your head out of your backside. India is a hindutva intolerant nation
Keep crying hypocrite.
Also Mughals were no freedom fighters. They are renaming things in accordance with our ancient history and culture of which Hinduism was an integral part, so you can cry all you want.
@@hassymiia6267 yeah like Pakistan muslim extremist country
LOL you are taking our history and integrating the invaders as our people 😂😂😂😂
Legends never die❤❤
It is so sad that these countries, children of the same ancestors, in some cases even speaking the same language, are not together. In my visits to both countries I found good, hospitable people. One of my colleagues in the office I used to work in is a Sikh born in India but an Australian citizen. With his parents he visited Lahore to see their old home and their special places. They were struck by the kindness and hospitality of their fellow Punjabis in Lahore. I hope the politicians will learn that bringing people together is better than dividing them.
Tum kaha se ho?
@@dancingcar8974 That's not my language but I understand a few words of Hindi. I'm Australian. I've lived in Indonesia and Thailand and visited India and Pakistan many times.
@nothing nothing I don't mean they should become one country. I mean they need to be good neighbours like other normal countries that have been enemies in the past: Ireland and Britain, the US and Mexico, Indonesia and Malaysia, even the now very friendly relationship between Indonesia and its former province Timor-Leste. Good neighbourly relations between India and Pakistan would free them both to stop wasting billions of rupees pointing weapons at each other and get on with normal trade. How much would India and Pakistan both benefit from a natural gas pipeline from Central Asia? It could be a joint Indian-Pakistani project.
@nothing nothing I defer to your greater knowledge. Perhaps you can advise which of the countries I named are pointing weapons at each other, refusing to trade with each other and refusing visitor visas to each other's citizens. Or perhaps you could take my point that having civil relations between two states does not imply, or require, a bosom friendship. It just requires both sides recognising that mutual hostility is an expensive waste of precious resources for both sides.
@nothing nothing Yes both sides say similar things. I know, because some of them have told me, that the few Indians who visit Pakistan mainly to visit their special cultural and historical places get a warm welcome. Trade and other relationships could be promoted and the very act of doing that would alleviate hatred and hostility *on both sides.* Here in Australia Indians and Pakistanis often count each other among their friends because of their similar cultural and language background.
Bhagat Singh was a true freedom fighter with no discrimination against any religion and race respect from 🇵🇰
Believe me I didn't know that Bhagat singh was born Pakistan Punjab.thnx alot for showing us.