Sikhism is based on egalitarian principles and nationalism. The Gurus worked very hard at integrating the entire country through travels, engaging with people in all corners of the country and spreading the message of unity / integrity and truthful living throughout the country. 4 of the 5 ‘panj pyaras’ were not from Punjab but other far off areas such as Orissa, Gujarat and Karnataka. Having a Punjab-centric mindset is a problem in itself when there are Sikh communities thriving outside. (I dare say, maybe this is a strategy to contain the influence of Sikhism within a tiny state) If at all, try focusing on Pakistan occupied Punjab : the original / historical homeland of the erstwhile Sikh empire . 2nd , the very few vocal Sikhs outside india need to redirect their focus on their new country / new homes.
Sikhism is based on egalitarian principles and nationalism. The Gurus worked very hard at integrating the entire country through travels, engaging with people in all corners of the country and spreading the message of unity / integrity and truthful living throughout the country. 4 of the 5 ‘panj pyaras’ were not from Punjab but other far off areas such as Orissa, Gujarat and Karnataka. Having a Punjab-centric mindset is a problem in itself when there are Sikh communities thriving outside. (I dare say, maybe this is a strategy to contain the influence of Sikhism within a tiny state) If at all, try focusing on Pakistan occupied Punjab : the original / historical homeland of the erstwhile Sikh empire . 2nd , the very few vocal Sikhs outside india need to redirect their focus on their new country / new homes.