The Unionist Sikh Mission is an organization based out of Haryana and Punjab that operates at the intersection of agrarian rights, regional caste dynamics, and Sikh religious philosophy. Led by Rohtak-based radical activist Manoj Singh Duhan, the organization positions itself as a bridge between the Jat farming communities of Haryana and the Jat Sikh agriculturalists of Punjab. Through digital campaigns and ground-level outreach during major agrarian protests, the group advocates leveraging Sikhism to foster socio-political cohesion among farmers of Punjab and Haryana.

 

Concurrently, the Unionist Sikh Mission is viewed as a disruptive front that weaponizes farmer grievances to advance a radical agenda. Critics point to its leadership’s documented associations with convicted Khalistan separatists, its calls for strategic religious conversions among Haryanvi farmers, and inflammatory social media rhetoric targeting Hindu institutions, factors that have repeatedly triggered law enforcement intervention by state authorities. The organisations continuously encourage the Hindu Jat communities of Haryana to convert to its definition of Sikhism. The leadership also incites sectarian animosity among Haryana’s Hindu population.

 

 

 

• Bank Name- HDFC
• Bank Accoun Number- 50100614476925
• IFSC Code - HDFC0006603

 

 

   

    Manoj Singh Duhan, the leader of the Unionist Sikh Mission, was identified by law enforcement and central agencies as a key conspirator during the violent 2016 Jat reservation stir in Rohtak, Haryana. He was charged in connection with the arson attack at the residence of then-Haryana Finance Minister Capt. Abhimanyu. Consequently, Duhan spent over three years incarcerated after his bail pleas were repeatedly turned down by a special CBI court.^[1][2]

 

 

   

    The Unionist Sikh Mission's leadership is often accused of acting as an operational front for radical pro-Khalistan figures. Reports highlight Duhan's associations with jailed pro-Khalistan preacher Amritpal Singh (leader of Waris Punjab De) and Daljeet Kalsi. Critics contend that the organization embeds itself within agrarian movements to discreetly advance a secessionist agenda.^[3]

 

 

   

    Critics accused the group of using farm protests as a cover to orchestrate targeted religious conversions. Duhan has been recorded calling on Haryanvi Hindu Jats to renounce Hinduism and convert to Sikhism as a tactic to undermine the electoral base of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Furthermore, he faces accusations of regularly disparaging Hindu rituals, mocking Hindu deities, and criticizing the Ayodhya Ram Mandir.^[1][4]

 

 

   

    Media reports documented Duhan’s participation in the January 26, 2021, Republic Day tractor rally that resulted in widespread clashes with police forces. Reports allege that representatives of the Unionist Sikh Mission were present at the Red Fort complex when religious and non-state flags were hoisted on the monument's ramparts, an act perceived as a direct assault on national sovereignty.^[3][5]

 

 

   

    The post highlighted specific social media content authored by Duhan that allegedly mocked Hindu deities, focusing on a post referencing Bhagwan Hanuman. Social Media users cited these posts as evidence that the Unionist Sikh Mission was actively disseminating disrespect toward Hindu religious symbols under the cover of agrarian activism.^[3][6]

 

 

   

    These posts highlight how social media handles are used to disseminate derogatory rhetoric against Hindu traditions and promote religious conversions aimed at fracturing Hindu-Sikh social cohesion in North India. While also citing unscientific and colonial theories (which have been thoroughly debunked) like martial race etc to incite sectarian faultlines and consequently sectarian violence.^[7]

 

 

 

1. Ajaypal Singh (Misl Satluj)
2. Amritpal Singh (Chief, Waris Punjab De)
3. Ashok Kumar Pandey
4. Ashok Sheoran
5. Bhasha Singh
6. Brijendra Singh (Former Congress MP, Hisar)
7. Daljeet Kalsi
8. Deep Sidhu
9. Dr Omprakash Dhankar (Gurugram)
10. Dr Sudhir Mehra (Asst Prof, Dept of English & Cultural Studies, Panjab University Chandigarh)
11. Dr. Ram Puniyani
12. Gautam Lahiri
13. Jagtar Singh Hawara
14. John Dayal
15. Manoj Singh Duhan (President, Unionist Sikh Mission)
16. Sardar Gurcharan Singh ji (father of Jagtar Singh Hawara)
17. Waman Meshram
18. Ziya ul Salam

CONNECTED ORGANISATIONS

1. All India Practising Lawyers Council (AILC)
2. Alliance of Sikh Organisations
3. BAMCEF
4. Combined Movement for Constitutional Rights of the Minorities (CMCRM)
5. India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi
6. Khalsa Study Circle Society
7. Minorities Media Council of India (MMCI)
8. Misl Satluj
9. National Jat Conference Organizing Committee
10. National Jat Convention
11. Sikh Muslim Sanjhan, Malerkotla
12. United Sikhs (U.N)
13. Waris Punjab De

 

 

1. AKAL USTAT TRUST
2. AV24 News
3. BBCi Bahujan Broadcasting Company India
4. Channel SIKH47
5. GlobalToday News
6. Gramin Bharat (ग्रामीण भारत)
7. Gurukul of politics (राजनीति का गुरुकुल )
8. J TWO
9. JatLand.com
10. JK Bulletin 24x7
11. MNTv
12. Muslim Mirror
13. NRI press (Agary Singh)
14. Prashant Chahal
15. Punjab Spectrum
16. Punjabi Diaspora TV
17. Rahul Sinhmar
18. Raj Karega Khalsa TV
19. Sabki Khabar TV
20. Samim Asgor Ali JNU
21. Seedha Chashma
22. Sikh News Express
23. Sikh Regimentation Rohtak
24. Sikh Siyasat
25. Step Up J Sir
26. The Live Information
27. Unionist Vichardhara
28. बोल 85