Denial of Justice

Denial of justice to victims of Sikh genocide 1984 proves that conclusions drawn by Sikh militants were correct

Jalandhar, Punjab (November 03, 1984): Sikh Students Federation former president and Secretary General of Akali Dal Panch Pardhani (ADPP) Bhai Mandhir Singh has stated that the denial of justice to the victims of Sikh genocide 1984 proves that conclusions drawn by the Sikh militants were correct that the justice could never be attained for the atrocities of June and November 1984 with in the Indian system.

VIDEO: Freedom and Justice March by Sikhs to mark 29th anniversary of Sikh Genocide

Jalandhar, Punjab (November 01, 2013): Akali Dal Panch Pardhani (ADPP) and Dal Khalsa organized a Freedom and Justice March on November 01, 2013 at Jalandhar to mark the 29th anniversary of the Sikh Genocide 1984.

Statement by New Democrat leader Thomas Mulcair on the tragedy of November 1984 in India

The New Democratic Party of Canada stands in solidarity with the Sikh community and with independent human rights organizations. We call for justice for the survivors and an explanation for why and how this community was targeted by organized mobs.

Pictorial Highlights of the “Freedom and Justice March” held at Jalandhar

Jalandhar, Punjab (November 01, 2013): Sikh bodies such as Dal Khalsa, Akali Dal Panch Pardhani (ADPP) and Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) organized a "Freedom and Justice March" at Jalandhar on November 01, 2013 to mark the 29th anniversary of the Sikh Genocide 1984.

UN should probe the November 1984 killings as it did in the case of Benazir Bhutto’s murder

Jalandhar, Punjab (November 1, 2013): Losing all faith in the political as well as justice system of the India, the Dal Khalsa and Akali Dal Panch Pardhani (ADPP) have demanded a UN probe into the killings of Sikhs in November 1984 in various parts of India, on the pattern of the UN probe done in the case of the killing of former Pakistani President Ms. Benazir Bhutto.

Case against Sajjan Kumar – Victims oppose plea to drop witnesses

New Delhi, India (October 08, 2013): Victims in a case related to November 1984 massacre of Sikhs opposed (on Oct. 07) Congress leader Sajjan Kumar’s plea to drop nine CBI witnesses, saying they are “very important” and leaving them out will be “miscarriage of justice”.

After 30 years of 1984 Sikh genocide – SCI suspects that accused trying to stall trial proceedings

New Delhi, India (October 02, 2013): It is learnt that the Supreme Court of India (SCI) on Monday (September 01, 2013) said the accused in the November 1984 Sikh massacres related case, including Congress leader Sajjan Kumar, are trying to stall the proceedings in the trial court by approaching higher courts at every stage. However, while saying so, the court agreed to hear their plea for quashing the charges of murder and rioting in the killing of six persons during the 1984 carnage.

WIKILEAKS: Congress Party leaders competed to see who could shed more Sikh blood during 1984

In the days after Indira Gandhi's assassination, he was among the local Congress Party leaders competing with one another to see which wards would shed more Sikh blood. In exhorting his party cadres and goons to kill more Sikhs, he is reported to have told them they shamed him in the eyes of the top Congress leaders because there were fewer killings in his wards.

Indian High Court judge rescues himself from hearing Jagdish Tytler case

New Delhi, India (May 31, 2013): It is learnt that A Judge of Delhi High Court on May 31, 2013 rescued himself from hearing a plea of Indian politician and Congress leader Jagdish Tytler challenging a lower court order by which the CBI was asked to further investigate his role in a case related to November 1984 violence against the Sikhs. This case relates to the brutal killings of three innocent Sikhs.

Protest in Pune against denail of justice to the victims of Sikh genocide 1984

Pune, India (May 21, 2013): It is learnt that the Sikhs hit the streets in large numbers on May 19, 2013 in Pune to seek justice for the victims of Sikh genocide 1984. As per media reports: [h]olding banners and raising slogans, the protesters pointed out that hundreds of Sikhs were killed in the 1984 November massacres but the real perpetrators of the crime had been let off. The protest reportedly started from Gurdwara Guru Nanak Darbar and culminated at Rani Laxmibai Udyan.

Indian court’s decision to acquit Sajjan Kumar sparked protest in Delhi; Metro train halted

New Delhi, India (May 01, 2013): It is learnt that the acquittal of Indian politician and congress party leader Sajjan Kumar in one of the cases of Sikh massacre 1984 has sparked protests in Delhi.

Justice Denied – Delhi trial court acquitted Sikh genocide 1984 accused Sajjan Kumar

New Delhi, India (April 30, 2013): Thousands of Sikhs were massacred during the first week of November 1984 in Delhi and elsewhere in India. The killings of Sikhs were carried out in form of different massacres, that were part of a wider plan of genocide of Sikhs.

Sikh Genocide 1984 survivors staged protest in New Delhi; Court reportedly irked by delay in CBI arguments

New Delhi, India (February 20, 2013): On February 19, 2013 a Delhi court reportedly took strong exception to the CBI’s failure to advance final arguments in a November 1984 Sikh massacre related case against Congress leader Jagdish Tytler as the victims staged a protest outside against the alleged delay in handing out justice.

Sikhs seek SC initiative regarding probe on Chattisinghpora Massacre; 36 Sikhs were killed

Srinagar, Kashmir (February 02, 2012): The All Parties Sikh Coordination Committee (APSCC), a Sikh organization of Sikhs living in Kashmir, on January 31, 2012 sought intervention of the Supreme Court of India for conducting a time-bound inquiry into the killing of 36 Sikhs at Chattisinghpora in south Kashmir in 2000. They welcomed the observations of the Supreme Court in Pathribal killings issue, which is in a way connected with the Chittisinghpura Massacre.

Bring Charges for Newly Discovered Massacre of Sikhs: Human rights watch

New York (April 25, 2011): In a statement issued by Human Rights Watch, an international human rights body, it is said that the Indian government should ensure that those responsible for newly discovered massacres of Sikhs in 1984 are brought to justice, Human Rights Watch said today.

Sikh Genocide 1984: Victims of Carnage at Gurgaon

Gurgaon (March 29, 2011): More details related to Sikh Genocide of 1984 have been unearthed by Sikhs for Justice and All India Sikh Students Federation.

Sikh Genocide 1984: Other mass cremation sites and ruins of Sikh localities found

Chandigarh (March 29, 2011): Mass cremation site has been discovered in Pataudi, Harayan where several Sikhs were burnt alive in November 1984 while they were trying to flee the attackers.

Another living paradigm of Sikh Genocide uncovered

Pataudi, HARYANA (March 05, 2011): Another living paradigm of Sikh Genocide is uncovered at Pataudi, District Gurgaon, where 17 Sikhs were brutally killed on November 2, 1984 by a strong mob lead by congress local leaders.

Hondh Massacre: Why mismatch in figures?

Ludhiana, PUNJAB (March 01, 2011): More than 26 years after the November 1984 Sikh massacre in village Hondh Chillar, Haryana government has acknowledged killings of 32 persons in village Hondh Chillar in Rewari district, Haryana on November 2, 1984.

Hondh Massacre: Sikh bodies demand judicial probe

Amritsar (February 21, 2011): More than 26 years have passed since the incidents of mass level organized violance against the Sikhs in November 1984 but investigations have taken place in district Rewari (Haryana) incident that had resulted in complete destruction of Sikh village.

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