Talk:Gyani Sundar Singh Sagar

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"This is a victory for the people of Manchester"

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The Wikipedia article presently reads:

Upon hearing the news Gyani Ji's statement to the press was "This is a victory for the people of Manchester."^[1].

References

^ The Daily Telegraph 6 October 1966.^{[title missing]}

This presumably came from the Beetham book, which on pages 7 and 34 attributes this quote to him, citing "Daily Telegraph (6 October 1966)". I went to go remove the Template:Title missing tag, but as far as I can tell, the relevant Daily Telegraph article^[1] does not actually contain any such quote.

References

^ Daily Telegraph Reporter (6 October 1966). "Turban Ban Lifted on Sikh Busman". The Daily Telegraph. No. 34,665. p. 1.

Not sure what to make of this. I don't want to necessarily add {{Failed verification}} since perhaps I've just not found the right source. Umimmak (talk) 19:46, 14 July 2020 (UTC)Reply

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[1] The Daily Telegraph 6 October 1966.^{[title missing]}

[2] Daily Telegraph Reporter (6 October 1966). "Turban Ban Lifted on Sikh Busman". The Daily Telegraph. No. 34,665. p. 1.

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