40th Anniversary of 1986 Sarbat Khalsa Highlights Enduring Sikh Struggle for Dignity and Justice
Baku, The Gulf Observer: The 40th anniversary of the 1986 Sarbat Khalsa has prompted renewed reflection within the global Sikh community on the historical gathering and its enduring significance in the Sikh struggle for dignity and justice.
Commemorative events and discussions marked the milestone, recalling the Sarbat Khalsa as a pivotal moment in Sikh collective decision-making and political expression. Participants and observers highlighted its role in articulating demands related to rights, identity, and self-determination, themes that continue to resonate decades later.
Community leaders and scholars noted that the anniversary serves not only as a remembrance of past events in Amritsar but also as a reminder of the continued engagement of Sikhs worldwide in advocating for justice through peaceful and democratic means. From India to Sikh diaspora communities across the globe, the legacy of the 1986 Sarbat Khalsa remains a reference point in ongoing debates about rights, representation, and historical accountability.
The anniversary was observed through seminars, discussions, and statements emphasizing unity, historical awareness, and the preservation of Sikh political and cultural heritage.
