Once again showing his respect for the Sikh community in the US, New York Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani, “stood with the Sikh Officers Association to observe Vaisakhi and Khalsa Sajna Diwas — the birth of Khalsa rooted in justice, courage and selfless service”.He also said, “I am humbled by the Sikh officers who carry these values into our streets every day. Nirbhau Nirvair — without fear, without hate. Happy Vaisakhi to all.”It is worth mentioning that during recent visit of King Charles to the US, Mamdani called for the return of the priceless Koh-i-Noor diamond from the UK. Passing through hands of Mughals, Persians and Afghans, the stone was handed over to the British in 1849 following a treaty signed by 10-year ruler of Punjab, Duleep Singh.Last night, I stood with the Sikh Officers Association to observe Vaisakhi and Khalsa Sajna Divas — the birth of the Khalsa, rooted in justice, courage, and selfless service.I am humbled by the Sikh officers who carry these values into our streets every day.Nirbhau Nirvair —… pic.twitter.com/6qoVTcX3OK— Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) May 1, 2026In an earlier post, Mamdani on October 30, 2023, wrote “Yesterday, I joined our Sikh community to say in one united voice that we will not tolerate violence or hate against these New Yorkers. I will commit myself to educate, to protect and to continuously be a part of this community. Our Sikh brothers and sisters mean so much to me.”On April 25, he marched in Manhattan with his supporters celebrating Sikh heritage and culture.