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On India's Independence Day: who is free?
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India’s independence is worth recognizing, along with the sacrifices of all those who hoped to build a freer and more just country.
For Sikhs, that promise also means confronting unfinished questions of justice — the 1984 assault on Darbar Sahib, the state-enabled massacres that followed, disappearances and extrajudicial killings in Punjab, and Sikh prisoners still incarcerated decades later.
Remembering these injustices is not a rejection of India or its people. It is a belief that a nation is strongest when freedom, justice and equal rights truly apply to everyone.
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