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8:33Now PlayingA major fight broke in Sydney, that began because of posts on TikTok. The fight allegedly took place between Haryanvi and Punjabi student communities, reflecting a conflict that has historically been part of the Indian psyche. The reason for the fight goes back to the Khalistani movement that began at the time of independence, which demanded a separate sovereign state for Sikh-majorities of Punjab. A 33-year-old male posted pro-Khalistani content on TikTok, which eventually led to a fight involving nearly 40 people. In response to the incident, Gurmeet Tulli, the president of Little India Precinct, has called for the need for the Indian High Commission to take steps to educate Indian students coming to Australia to respect the multicultural integrity of the country.
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Source: Indians Violate Communal Harmony In Sydney Over A Social Media Post
Location: Sydney, Australia
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