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USA/ Ludhiana (February 06, 2010): In a newsletter circulated by Sikhs for Justice it is informed that Ed Towns, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New York’s 10th district has issued serious concern regarding denial of justice of victims of 1984 Sikh Genocide.
Tags: 1984, equality, human rights, sikhs in india, united states
PIL filed on the state sponsored mass murder of sikhs in 1984.
Jalandhar: A PIL has been filed in the Delhi High Court on 23rd Jan, 2010 to seek constitution of a monitoring committee to track the 1984 anti-Sikh riot cases, Senior Advocate in Supreme Court H S Phoolka said here.
Tags: 1984, anti sikh riots, cbi, constitution, delhi high court, killings, riot
Everyday we perform across gurdwaras worldwide by remembering our shaheeds (“Jina Singh Singhnia de Sis Dite”) to mark the greatness of sikhi and keep the spirit alive. But when it comes to present day scenario 1984 anti sikh riots is a big blot which sikhs have not been able to give a befitting reply to.
One man (with Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji’s) stood against the wind.
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Q1.) Being a journalist, you would have closely witnessed the 1984 massacre and the discriminatory behavior of Indian governments in the past 25 years towards Sikhs. What do you have to say in this regard?
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Operation Blue Star(3–6 June 1984) was an Indian military operation ordered by Indira Gandhi, the then Prime Minister of India and other radical Hindu Organisations to dismantle sikh faith and religion.
In the name of removing Sikh separatists the operation was carried out by Indian army troops with tanks and armoured vehicles on Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar.
To humiliate Sikhs to the maximum extent the central place of sikhs was put under sacrilege and mortar shells were being fired on Akal Takht Sahib.
Tags: 1984, army troops, darbar sahib, operation bluestar, sikh guru, sikhs
Jagdish Tytler- The tainted leader of 1984 anti sikh riots has got a befitting reply, for his ouster from the MP candidature in Delhi. But the poor old man is trying his every bit to clear out his name from the act which he allegedly committed 25 years ago by provocating mobs killing 1000s of sikhs in 1984 in Delhi.
Tags: 1984, anti sikh riots, jarnail singh, public attention, sikhs
Amritsar, Mar 27 (PTI) : SGPC Chief Avtar Singh Makkar today condemned the Congress High Command for allocating party tickets to Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar and warned that the people of the state will give a befitting reply to the party in the coming Lok Sabha polls for doing so.
In a statement here today Makkar held both Tytler and Sajjan Kumar directly responsible for the mass killing of Sikhs during the anti Sikh riots in various parts of Delhi in 1984. He said that while allocating tickets to such people, the Congress had once again proved that it was anti-Sikhs. Sikhs during the Parliament elections would give a befitting reply to the Congress, he added.
Accusing the Congress of never thinking for the welfare of the Sikh community, Makkar held the party directly responsible for the operation Blue Star 1984 and ruining the Akal Takht (highest temporal seat of Sikhs) saying that the wounds inflicted by the Congress on the Sikh Psyche are still unhealed.
Tags: 1984, akal takht, anti sikh riots, riots, sikh community, sikhs
A key witness in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots deposed before a two-member CBI team, which recorded his statement here before it proceeded to San Francisco to take the testimony of another witness.The CBI team recorded the statement of New York-based Jasbinder Singh, who claims to be a witness to the riots in the Indian capital that broke out in the wake of assassination of Indira Gandhi, an official said on condition of anonymity.
However, details of the interaction were not available. After recording the statement of Jasbinder, the (more…)
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