bhapa.

a slur, usually but not always casteist, which emerged after Partition and has different connotations depending on the speaker and the context: a general pejorative term for Khatri Sikhs

a slur, usually but not always casteist, which emerged after Partition and has different connotations depending on the speaker and the context: used by Jatt Sikhs to single out non-Jatts, especially Khatri Sikhs, usually out of a false sense of superiority

a slur, usually but not always casteist, which emerged after Partition and has different connotations depending on the speaker and the context: used by Sikhs to denigrate other Sikhs for excessive loyalty to India (especially if they or their ancestors fled Pakistan during Partition) and friendliness with Hindus

a slur, usually but not always casteist, which emerged after Partition and has different connotations depending on the speaker and the context: denigrates Sikhs living in Delhi, often in combination with the previous definition

a slur, usually but not always casteist, which emerged after Partition and has different connotations depending on the speaker and the context: used by Hindus to taunt the victims of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, mainly Sikhs from Delhi

a slur, usually but not always casteist, which emerged after Partition and has different connotations depending on the speaker and the context: used by Hindus to tarnish non-Khatri Sikhs as disloyal to their caste due to their belief in Sikhi; usually accompanied by an accusation of Sikhi being a "Khatri cult" (referring to the background of the Sikh gurus): falsely alleging that non-Khatris were and still are being taken advantage of by others as a result of abandoning caste consciousness

a slur, usually but not always casteist, which emerged after Partition and has different connotations depending on the speaker and the context: used by Hindus as a catch-all anti-Sikh slur, but with general casteist undertones unlike most other such slurs