Guramit Singh

It reminds me of a Sikh, I get into meditation, I start meditating, you know, just remember to go back to God a little bit.

Another one's a kanga, which they keep in the hair to comb the hair with.

The other one's a kish, which is a turban.

Another one's a kashara, which is like a sort of large, oversized boxer shorts.

And then the final one is the Qarban as well.

And the reason for that being is the gurus gave the Qarban to the Sikh people to stop them from being attacked and being raped and being pillaged by the oppressors at the time who were the Mughal Muslim Empire.

And that's the reason the Sikhs carry the 5Ks.

It's more than a ceremonial dagger.

It's more than just an item on them.

It's a part of their faith.

It's a part of who they are.

Now, like I said, the Sikhs have, this has never been an issue in this country at all.

The Qarban has never been used in this sort of manner to murder somebody violently on the streets of this country.

It's never been used.

And I believe that the politicians and the judge and a lot of internet mouthpieces have brought it to the front line and they're talking about the Qarban.

But then I'd also say to these individuals, why weren't you campaigning against the Qarban a couple of years ago?

Why weren't you doing it 10 years ago?

Why is it just now?

You know, the korban was not used in that murder.

It was a different dagger.