Hindu American Foundation Denounces False Accusations from Pro-Khalistan Gurdwara

The Hindu American Foundation (HAF) has vehemently rejected allegations of receiving funds from the Indian government, calling a recent complaint filed by a pro-Khalistan gurdwara “false.” The HAF issued a strong statement clarifying its financial independence and condemning what it termed a deliberate attempt to smear its reputation.

The controversy stems from a complaint lodged by an unnamed gurdwara, reportedly affiliated with pro-Khalistan activism. The specifics of the complaint remain unclear, but the HAF’s statement directly addresses the core accusation of receiving funding from the Indian government, asserting that such claims are completely unfounded.

The HAF, a prominent Hindu advocacy group in the United States, has long maintained transparency regarding its funding sources. This recent allegation, the organization argues, is a malicious attempt to discredit its work and derail its advocacy efforts. The statement further emphasizes the organization’s commitment to religious freedom and community service, independent of any foreign government influence.

While details surrounding the complaint remain limited, the HAF’s forceful response underscores the seriousness of the accusations and suggests a potential deeper political context related to the ongoing debate surrounding Sikh separatism and its relation to India.

The HAF has promised further action to address these false allegations, hinting at potential legal recourse to protect its reputation and uphold its commitment to transparency. The situation continues to develop, and further updates are expected.