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Republican Leader Harmeet Dhillon Who Sang Ardaas For Donald Trump Is A Khalistani Sympathizer

July 18, 2024
The Commune

Following the assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump, Republican Party leader Harmeet Dhillon recited an “ardaas” for Trump at the Republican National Convention (RNC) in his presence.

After reciting the ardaas, she said, “We recite the Ardas prayer before any new endeavour, giving thanks to God and asking for his protection and help to uphold the values of humility, truth, courage, service, and justice for all.”

“Dear Waheguru, our one true God, we thank you for creating America as a unique heaven on this Earth, where all people are free to worship according to their faith. We seek your blessings and guidance for our beloved country. Please bless our people with wisdom as they vote for the upcoming election and please bless with humility, honesty, skill, and integrity all those who conduct the election,” she further added.

Dhillon, a Khalistani sympathiser, received flak from Christian supremacists in the US for reciting this prayer.

Dhillon, on 17 July 2024, shared the meaning of the ardaas prayer on her X handle. She wrote, “This is a translation of the ardaas prayer I offered last night at the RNC Convention. Sikhism is a monotheistic faith—we believe in one God, the same God other monotheistic faiths worship. I am deeply touched & grateful for the thousands of positive messages I have received.”

Khalistani Sympathiser

It is noteworthy that Dhillon had welcomed the condemnation of the “extrajudicial” murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Here are some of the remarks she made on her X handle over the months.

She also claimed that Indian “death squads” were targeting diaspora Sikhs and quoted some secret memo.

She repeatedly used the phrase death squad to point out India’s alleged hand in the killings of terrorists outside of the country.

 

She further claimed the Modi government was “assassinating India’s critics in the diaspora. Full service!”

She also peddled the leftist narrative of lack of freedom of speech in India, quoting a US report.

Minorities In The USA vs Majority Hindus In India

All said and done, it is noteworthy that in the United States, politicians from minority faiths, such as Harmeet Dhillon or Vivek Ramaswamy, often make efforts to assure the majority that they share common beliefs, sometimes even converting to the majority religion like Nikki Haley and Bobby Jindal.

Conversely, in India, the majority Hindu population is often seen seeking validation from so-called minority groups, who steadfastly assert the superiority of their faith and denounce idol worship. Additionally, it is the Hindus who have been patiently fighting their temple-related battles in court while these alleged minority groups refuse to work out an amicable solution and return these sacred temples to the majority.

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