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No matter how much disinformation and hate the right-wing radicals spread against Gurdwaras, the Hindu community regularly visits Gurdwaras without any fear, and their religious symbols/attire are well respected. The only request the Sikh community is making is not to treat Gurdwaras as picnic or tourist spots, and to...

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Tracking Hate Against Sikhs

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