For over seven decades, Punjab has suffered as a battleground—caught between two nations locked in a conflict not of its own making. India and Pakistan, born in 1947 on the basis of religion, continue a cold and sometimes hot war that has claimed lives, land, identity, and peace in Punjab.

We, the people, raise our voices to expose the truth: **this is not just a political or territorial dispute. It is a religious and ideological conflict in which a third identity—**the Sikh identity, the Punjabi soul, the land of Punjab—has been the biggest victim.

From partition massacres, military occupation, economic exploitation, religious interference, to the consistent erosion of cultural and linguistic rights—Sikhs and Punjab have paid the heaviest price.

This petition is a call for:

Global recognition of the continued suffering of Punjab and its people.

Awareness that this ongoing war between India and Pakistan has turned Punjab into a permanent conflict zone.

Support for the idea of a peaceful, sovereign future for Punjab, where Sikhs, Punjabis, and all minorities can live with dignity, security, and self-respect.

An end to militarization and communal politics that use Punjab as a pawn.

A United Nations-led investigation and dialogue about the long-term political solution for Punjab.

We urge the international community, human rights organizations, and every justice-loving individual to support this cause—not for division, but for preservation, peace, and protection of a land and people that have already sacrificed too much.

Let’s end this silent war. Let’s raise our voices for Punjab.

Sign this petition to stand with the people of Punjab.