The voting process for the Khalistan referendum concluded successfully in Auckland, New Zealand, after a day marked by an extraordinary turnout from the Sikh community.
Long queues formed even before the voting began, prompting organizers to extend the polling time by an hour.
Sikh families and individuals traveled from various cities to participate in the referendum, reflecting widespread support within the diaspora. The event commenced with a prayer ceremony, where participants prayed for the establishment of Khalistan and paid tribute to martyrs of the movement.
Amid the high-energy atmosphere, attendees chanted slogans in favor of Khalistan and against the Indian government. Participants of all age groups, including women and elderly individuals, patiently waited in lines to cast their votes.
The referendum underscored the Sikh community's enduring commitment to the cause of Khalistan, demonstrating a significant moment of solidarity and advocacy on an international stage.
