Divya Delhi: Opinion | "Sikhs Are Not Safe Because They Can't Wear Kada or Turbans": Rahul Gandhi's New Story Is Unbelievable, Here's Why.Rahul Gandhi observes divides in Indian society everywhere from his seat in America. Now, the Congress scion, whose opponents often charge of exploiting the fears of Muslim minority, is focusing on the Sikh community. Rahul Gandhi said that the RSS-BJP philosophy, which he said was based on excluding other Indians, was something the Congress was dedicated to opposing.India doesn't need to see more bloodshed in Punjab such to that which occurred in the 1980s and 1990s, driven once again by Congress vote-bank politics. A claim that Congress finds hard to refute, particularly after granting the late Sidhu Moose Wala, an accused supporter of Khalistan, a ticket to run in the most recent assembly elections.First, the state of Punjab is home to over 77% of all Sikhs in India. Because of this, 16 million people, or 57.7% of the population, practice Sikhism in Punjab, making it the largest religion there. To put it another way, the Sikhs may declare their supremacy in numbers and do so without reservation. They also do.