Should Russell Brand be arrested under law which forbids tattoos of Sikh religious symbols? Is Russell Brand making a mockery of Sikhi by saying "Sat Nam" at the end of his raunchy performance at the MTV awards?

by Gursant Singh ⌂ @, Yuba City California USA, Wednesday, June 26, 2013, 22:45 (4176 days ago) @ Gursant Singh

Should Russell Brand be arrested under law which forbids tattoos of Sikh religious symbols? "In a recent meeting of five head priests, a decision was taken that if anyone engraves tattoos of Sikh religious symbols such as ‘Ek Onkar’, ‘Khanda’ or ‘Siri Sahib’, then legal action will be taken against them under Section 295 of IPC (hurting religious sentiments)."
http://www.sikhnet.com/news/sikh-clergy-draws-flak-clampdown-tattoos

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Many Sikhs feel that Brand deliberately hurts the religious feelings of Sikhs by the visible representation of a Sikh symbol on his body while practicing and teaching tantric yoga which is against Sikh teachings. "I don't think Sikhs need this kind of identification with a completely debauched personality like Russell Brand who a few minutes earlier just finished a raunchy performance filled with off color remarks, drug talk, sexual references, rape jokes and bleeped obscenities." says Gursant Singh http://gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=581

The well known British comedian Russell Brand who wears a Sikh khanda on his arm while teaching Yogi Bhajan's tantric yoga workshops and is known for his raunchy performances might be found for arrest in Rishikesh at the next kundalini yoga retreat of Yogi Bhajan followers Harijiwan, Tej Kaur or Gurmukh Kaur.
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