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population of Sikh in Australia​

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Answered by wwwmaryamnelofer
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125,909

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Answered by Anonymous
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125,000

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It is the fastest growing religion in Australia since 2011. The Sikhs form one of the largest subgroups of Indian Australians with 125,000 adherents according to the 2016 census, having grown from 12,000 in 1996, 17,000 in 2001 and 26,500 in 2006

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