SIKHISM IS HINDUISM IN DEFENCE OF THE SANĀTAN DHARMA IN ITS DIRE DAY OF DASTARDLY ALIEN ATTACK

SIKHISM IS HINDUISM IN DEFENCE OF THE SANĀTAN DHARMA IN ITS DIRE DAY OF DASTARDLY ALIEN ATTACK

Sikhism is not a religion separate from Hinduism. It is Hinduism in defence of the Hindus, an off-shoot of the Sanātan Dharma that arose at a precipitous moment in history for the Hindus when they were under severe proselytising persecution at the hands of the Muslim invaders and rulers. Had it not been for the Sikh Gurus and their sacrifice, Hindus in Northern India would have been converted en masse and Hinduism obliterated there. That would in turn have precipitated a greater conversion throughout Bhāratvarsha and in due course obliterated the Sanātan Dharma totally from the face of the entire Indian subcontinent as it has happened in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh, all three 'Islamic' countries originally having been totally Sanātani. This larger significance of Sikhism and the contribution of the Sikh Gurus towards preservation of the Sanātan Dharma and the Sanātanis is not often understood and propagated which is also one of the reasons why detractors are allowed the perfidious privilege of carrying on with their agenda of the vivisection of the Sanātan Dharma and the Sanātani Samāj by attempting to separate Sikhism from Hinduism. The truth, as is evident in the Sikh scriptures, will ratify the assertion made and affirm that Sikhism is a sect of the Sanātan Dharma and an integral part of it by way of it being a latter-day offshoot of it but having its roots firmly in the Vedas. 🕉 

Written by Sugata Bose