So why didn’t the Sikhs get an independent state where they could make a religious majority?
Why Sikhistan or Khalistan Didn’t Become a Reality in 1947 In 1947, when the Indian subcontinent was partitioned into two separate nations, India and Pakistan, there were aspirations among various communities to establish their own independent states. The Sikhs, a religious minority, also had desires for a separate Sikh state where they could have been a religious majority. However, despite their aspirations, the idea of Sikhistan or Khalistan did not materialize. There were several factors that contributed to this outcome. One of the main reasons was the political landscape of the time. The partition of India was a complex and … Continue reading So why didn’t the Sikhs get an independent state where they could make a religious majority?