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More than 30 Years Punjab Govt. Sits Over Justice Gurnam Singh Report on Nakodar Firing

July 30, 2018 | By

Nakodar/Chandigarh: The Punjab government announced to act on recommendations of Justice Ranjit Singh Commission today. Punjab CM Capt. Amarinder Singh held a press conference in Chandigarh and announced to hand over the investigation of Kotkapura and Behbal Kalan firing incident to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). At the same time kins of four innocent Sikhs murdered by Punjab police in Nakodar thirty six years ago demanded disclosure of Justice Gurnam Singh Commission that was appointed to inquire into that incident.

Four Sikhs were killed by Punjab police during Saka Nakodar on 4 February 1986

Notably, on the 4’th February 1986, Sikh Student Federation (SSF) members gathered in Nakodar to collect the Saroops of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji which were desecrated and burnt in Shri Guru Arjan Dev Gurudwara, Nakodar on 2’nd February 1986. The police opened fire at this unarmed and peaceful gathering of Sikhs. By this unprovoked and unjustified firing by police, Bhai Ravinder Singh Littran, Bhai Harminder Singh Sham Chaluper, Bhai Baldhir Singh Fauji and Bhai Jhalman Singh Rajowal Gorcian, were killed.

Punjab government has marked an inquiry into the incident. The inquiry was conducted by Justice Gurnam Singh who submitted his inquiry report to Punjab government on 29 March, 1987. But the report was never made public.

Successive government in Punjab have sit over the inquiry report. The miscreants who were involved in the desecration of Shri Guru Granth Sahib or the killer cops who gunned down the innocent Sikhs were never brought to justice, said Bapu Baldev Singh father of Shaheed Bhai Ravinder Singh.

He demanded that the Punjab government should make the report of Justice Gurnam Singh inquiry public so that people could know who were guilty for killing four innocent Sikh youth.


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