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The Sikh diaspora, known for its hardworking and peaceful contributions across the globe, is facing an unfortunate smear campaign from a radical faction under Gurpatwant Singh Pannu’s organization, Sikhs for Justice (SFJ).
These radical elements, hiding under the pretext of advocating for Khalistan, have been accused of turning Sikh religious and community gatherings into platforms of violence, abuse, and disruption.
Members of groups such as theSFJ, rather than engaging in constructive dialogue, are indulging in a pattern of intimidation and hostility. In a shocking series of incidents, they have been accused of physically assaulting fellow Sikhs within the sanctity of Gurdwaras, openly disrespecting turbans, and hijacking religious events. These actions, cloaked as efforts to organize a so-called Khalistan Referendum, are seen by many as a direct affront to the values of peace and unity that the Sikh faith upholds.
Moreover, their actions are not limited to targeting their own community.
Accusations have surfaced of SFJ members spreading hatred toward other religious groups, including violent attacks on Hindus and the illegal entry into Hindu temples.
Such actions have heightened tensions and threatened the communal harmony that many Sikh communities strive to protect.
Witnesses and victims have also highlighted the use of abusive and threatening language by SFJ affiliates during public protests. While these demonstrations are often described as ‘peaceful,’ the reality on the ground appears to tell a different story. Personal attacks, defamatory labels such as “traitors” or “agents of Indian agencies,” and attempts to silence dissenters have become their common tactics.
This troubling behavior has sparked widespread outrage among community leaders and members who have called for action to curb these activities.
There are increasing demands to bar SFJ radicals from entering Gurdwaras and other places of worship, ensuring that these sacred spaces remain free from disruption and violence.
It is essential for authorities and community leaders to act decisively to address these issues.
The Sikh diaspora deserves to continue being recognized for its contributions to society, not overshadowed by the destructive actions of a few.
It is time to reclaim the narrative and uphold the values of peace, respect, and unity that define the Sikh faith.
(Photo Courtesy and text: Khalavox.com)
