User talk:Peeta Singh

Punjab, India, Pakistan and region

You've mixed up Punjab (Q22424), which is the Wikidata entry associated with the Indian state, with Punjab (Q4478), the province of Pakistan and with Punjab (Q169132), the region in South Asia. I'm not sure whether this part of your Kalistan agenda or a simple lack of familiarity with how Wikidata is organised. Either way, please stop adding claims to Punjab (Q22424) which are clearly not connected with the Indian state. --RexxS (talk) 23:57, 3 December 2016 (UTC)

What Khalistan agenda? I listed Punjab (Q22424) as region and mentioned Khalistan as an alternative name as per the Khalistan movement article [1], [2] I didn't know that the Punjab region was already enlisted. I did everything from a NPOV "representing fairly, proportionately, and, as far as possible, without editorial bias, all of the significant views".

Peeta Singh (talk) 00:08, 4 December 2016 (UTC)

Your Khalistan agenda that brought me here from the English Wikipedia. You still don't seem to understand that Punjab (Q22424) is the Wikidata entry for the Indian state, and you can't go around treating it as if it were the region Punjab (Q169132). You may well have acted from a NPOV, but making inaccurate edits still creates a problem that somebody has to clean up after you. --RexxS (talk) 21:08, 7 December 2016 (UTC)

I'm sorry my edits wasted your time, if you had indicated that Punjab (Q22424) is the Wikidata entry for the Indian state, then I would have reverted everything myself. I don't understand why I am being labeled of pushing the "Khalistan" agenda. Maybe your confusing Khalistan and the Sikh homeland. Khalistan is a proposed country in the Punjab region, while the "Sikh homeland" is the existing greater Punjab region. This fact is per sources in the Sikh article at the English Wikipedia.

I've used the term Khalistan in very few articles, then why am I alleged of promoting the Khalistan agenda? I was going to write about the Sikh nation in the Sikh article, which highlighted how Khalistan and other movements are inspired by Sikh nationalism and not the other way around, but unfortunately, I was topic banned. My agenda was always to improve Punjab and Sikh-related articles from a NPOV, even if personally I did not agree. The real reason i'm topic banned isn't because I had some agenda but because I was new, alone, improving Punjab and Sikh-related articles and not as skilled in quoting the guidelines.

Thankyou very much for what you did at the English Wikipedia, but please don't accuse me of promoting an agenda based on the allegations of users that wanted me blocked because of their personal grudge.

Peeta Singh (talk) 04:56, 8 December 2016 (UTC)