Sikh History

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I think in 1857 they realized, we are unable to convert them, how about destroying them. If you think this was only martial group created to protect rest of India and were positioned at most volatile Western front. After Independence, Nehru continued same process and demand of Punjabi Suba and later Khalistan.
Master Tara Singh was Hindu later converted or excepted then tradition of adopting Khalsa (Sikhism) after flirting with Christianity for short duration.

Now, Sikhs are just following sufi concept except Nihangs and other Gur Sikh.

<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Is it still under british control?

Hmm.... British set in motion a HUGE and MASSIVE cycle of change. Due to the momentum of inertia, it took time to settle in. But now, as the motion is set, the same inertia makes the motion continue, even though it might not be in British control any more. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
From time to time they provide flames, even now and keep momentum according to their dream and goal to rule/control world.

Sikhs are small group if you compare with Hindus, smae process is on from all direction.