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The American Sikh Council has condemned the DHS “Mr. Singh” poster, warning that it could fuel prejudice against Sikh and South Asian communities. The organisation urged fair enforcement, evidence-based policies and responsible government communication.
Civil rights groups have condemned a DHS social media poster targeting immigrant truckers. The Sikh Coalition warns that the campaign encourages racial profiling and is urging congressional action.
Jeevay Sanjha Punjab has released the Gurmukhi version of its booklet on Sikh historical shrines in Lahore district, Pakistan. Available as a free download, it covers their locations, current condition and historical significance.
A memorial gathering for Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra in Amritsar called for the release of records on the army assault on Sri Darbar Sahib and alleged fake police encounters, an independent inquiry and the release of Sikh prisoners.
Sikh organizations in the UK have condemned the Mohan Bhagwat London Gurdwara Visit, criticizing the private nature of the meeting at Khalsa Jatha British Isles Gurdwara and calling for transparency, accountability, and an explanation from trustees.
The Punjab Human Rights Organisation has condemned the alleged custodial torture of Mohanjit Singh in the Sheron incident and demanded an impartial, transparent investigation, an independent medical examination, and preservation of CCTV footage and other evidence.
The Sikh Coalition has designated September 20 as National Sikh Voter Registration Day 2026, encouraging Sikh Americans nationwide to check their registration, volunteer, and participate in the November midterm elections.
The Sikh Coalition Habeas Project has secured the release of several wrongfully detained Sikh immigrants as ICE enforcement increases nationwide.
Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib, held a Sukhmani Sahib Path, discussion and Ardas seeking the release of Bandi Singhs. University staff, students and Sikh personalities highlighted concerns over prolonged incarceration, human rights and the need for their immediate release.
Norwich and the State of Connecticut officially recognized Miri-Piri Day Sikh Veterans Day during a grand celebration at Norwich City Hall. The event honored Sikh history, warriors and community service, and featured proclamations, Gatka heritage, a Maharaja Ranjit Singh sculpture unveiling, and special awards.

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