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Religion
Bihar Vlogger 'Nomad Kunjan' Issues Apology to Sikh Community Over Golden Temple Controversy
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 22 Oct 2026, 03:09 AM
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Social media influencer Nomad Kunjan from Bihar publicly apologized to the Sikh community after his remarks sparked a row over the Golden Temple.
Nomad Kunjan, a popular vlogger based in Bihar, posted an apology on his social media channels on Monday, acknowledging that his earlier comments about the Golden Temple had offended members of the Sikh community. The influencer said he had not intended to disrespect the holy shrine and expressed regret for any hurt caused.
His apology comes after a wave of criticism on platforms such as Twitter and Instagram, where users demanded a clarification and an apology. Sikh leaders and community groups had called for a swift response, emphasizing the sanctity of the Golden Temple and urging respect for religious sentiments.
Kunjan's statement reiterated his respect for all faiths and pledged to be more cautious in future content. He also thanked the community for bringing the issue to his attention and promised to engage in constructive dialogue.
The episode highlights the sensitivity surrounding religious symbols in India’s digital space and the growing scrutiny of influencers’ statements. While the apology has been welcomed by many, some observers note that the incident underscores the need for responsible communication online.
His apology comes after a wave of criticism on platforms such as Twitter and Instagram, where users demanded a clarification and an apology. Sikh leaders and community groups had called for a swift response, emphasizing the sanctity of the Golden Temple and urging respect for religious sentiments.
Kunjan's statement reiterated his respect for all faiths and pledged to be more cautious in future content. He also thanked the community for bringing the issue to his attention and promised to engage in constructive dialogue.
The episode highlights the sensitivity surrounding religious symbols in India’s digital space and the growing scrutiny of influencers’ statements. While the apology has been welcomed by many, some observers note that the incident underscores the need for responsible communication online.