Chandigarh/ Punjab: Punjabi singer Harbhajan Mann has released a song dedicated to 30th anniversary of the Sikh Genocide 1984. In a brief shot before the song Harbhajan Mann said that the voices for justice will continue to be raised till the justice is delivered.
In the end of the song Harchajan Mann says “30 salan baad tan inna pagga di beadbi karan valean nu saza deo, jaan fir enna di gall karan vaalean nu vi maar ke ghupp hanera kar deo” (Thirty years have passed, at least now punish the culprits or kill all those who demand justice and bring complete darkness).
A release note by Saga Hits reads: “This song is dedicated to the victims of the 1984 Genocide, there families are still seeking for the justice. This week, light a candle in your window and whisper a silent prayer in memory of more than 5,000 Sikh men, women and children slaughtered by political hoodlums 30 years ago. In Delhi alone, 2,733 Sikhs were burned alive, butchered or beaten to crucial death. Women were raped while their terrified families pleaded for mercy. For three days and nights the killing and pillaging continued without the police. Now here we present in [..] voice of Harbhajan Mann, a new track “Delhi 1984″ showing the arrogance of injustice with the Sikh people in 1984”.