Nt sure if its true.........

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A few days back i gt a sms frm one of my frnd, which really struck me........... i ws like "mannn is dis really true...!!!" So i dint fwd dis sms 2 ne1 as i ws a bit apprehensive abt sending it fr some reasons( i wont like 2 discuss those here).... So here is the text of dat sms, exactly the same as it ws sent to me...... Here it is :

"I was reading these figures in a buk on freedom struggle.From 1857 to 1947, 121 freedom fighters were hanged by the britishers, out of which 93 were sikhs,2600 were sent to andaman, out of which 2350 were sikhs, 66 were blown by shells (top) all 66 were sikhs, property of 2500 freedom fighters were confisticated out of which 2300+ were sikhs.(Still stupid people laugh on sikhs, may be they are jealous of not being one.) Sikhism means respect!"

Again, i will like to add in the end dat i am not sure if it is true, bt still, i felt like writing it so i did............ ITS MY SPACE, ISNT IT!!!!!!!!!

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