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Why the Sikhs turn against Aurangzeb​

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Aurangzeb executed Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji (the ninth Sikh guru), along with five disciples.

The Mughals wanted to forcibly convert everyone to Islam, but the noble Sikhs did not let that happen.

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The Mughal rulers turn against the Sikhs in India because the then Mughal emperor Aurangzeb angered the Sikhs by executing the ninth guru of Sikhs, named Guru Tegh Bahadur along with his five followers, it was done because they denied of turning into an Islamic people.

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