These discriminatory religious policies also created great distrust and many difficulties in dealing with self-governing, non-Muslim groups within the empire, most notably among the _________, who blended Hindu and Muslim traditions.

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The Sikhs, known for blending Hindu and Muslim traditions, faced great distrust and difficulties due to discriminatory religious policies within the empire they were part of. This blending of traditions and the resulting tensions were particularly notable in the context of the Mughal Empire in India.

These Discriminatory Religious Policies Also Created Great Distrust and Many