HUM HINDU HAIN BY RAJENDRA SINGH NIRALA  1986 HINDI HB PAGES 260
PAGES 260
The book was primarily written as a response to separatist ideologies and to emphasize the shared roots of different communities in India. Countering Separatism: The author felt the need to write this book to challenge what he described as "anti-national ideologies of separatism" emerging in Punjab.The Shared Identity Argument: A central theme of the work is the assertion that Sikhs are part of the broader Hindu identity, a viewpoint intended to promote national unity and counter-separatist movements like those associated with the Akali Dal at various points in history.Response to "Ham Hindu Nahin": The book serves as a counter-narrative to earlier 19th-century works like Kahn Singh Nabha's Ham Hindu Nahin ("We are not Hindus"), which argued for a completely distinct Sikh identity
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