“Harvard University magazine capitulates to Soros-backed Sikh activists and removes article on Khalistani separatism, author refuses to make edits”, Opindia, February 27, 2025:
“In yet another episode of Harvard University caving to extremists to escape their outrage, it removed an article from its quarterly magazine Harvard International Review (HIR) simply because it critiqued Khalistani secessionism.
The article titled “A Thorn in the Maple: How the Khalistan Question is Reshaping India-Canada Relations”, was published on HIR’s website on 15th February 2025. However, on 26th February, the HIR pulled the critical piece following a barrage of complaints from pro-Khalistan Sikh readers, including one by Harvard’s Sikh chaplain.
In her article, Zyna Dhillon, a Staff Writer and Associate Editor at HIR argued that the Khalistani separatist movement lacked broader support as she wrote, “Much of the support for the Khalistan movement today comes from a growing segment of Canada’s Sikh diaspora. Note, however, that this support comes from only a minority of Canadian Sikhs, and while “there are many supporters of Khalistan in Canada, they do not represent the [Canadian] Sikh community as a whole……”
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