Jarnail Singh Journalist

Bhai Gurbaksh Singh’s struggle on issue of Sikh prisoners signifies dual standards of law in India

[...] The issue raised by Bhai Gurbaksh Singh highlights the gravity of biased against the Sikhs in India. It also signifies that Sikhs were being considered as 'subjugated' people, in India. [...]

Sikh genocide survivors staged protest at Jantar-Mantar; Candle light vigil marked the 29th anniversary of November 1984

New Delhi, India (November 2, 2013): It is learnt that the Sikh Genocide 1984 survivors along with certain Sikh activists staged a protest demonstration against the culprits of the Sikh genocide 1984 at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on November 01.

ABP News documentary presenting Sant Bhindranwale & Sikhs in bad light is bundle of lies: Journalist Jarnail Singh

Toronto/New Delhi (October 15, 2013): (October 15, 2013): While talking to Harpreet Singh (host of Radio Program Safar) Sikh journalist S. Jarnail Singh challenged the ABPNews' docu-drama Pradhanmatri (Episode 14).

ABPNews’ falsehood exposed; Facts distorted in docu-drama Pradhanmatri to present Sikhs in bad light

New Delhi, India (October 14, 2013): Sikh journalist S. Jarnail Singh has challenged the ABPNews' docu-drama Pradhanmatri (Episode 14). The recent episode of Pradhanmantri was on attack by Indian army on Sikh Gurdwaras including Harmandar Sahib in Amritsar in June 1984. The attack was ordered by contemporary Indian Prime Minsiter Indira Gandhi's regime and it was code named by Indian army as “Operation Blue Star”.

Sikh genocide 1984 survivors & AISSF to protest outside Sonia Gandhi’s house on March 09

New Delhi, India (February 28, 2013): It is learnt that the families of the victims of Sikh genocide 1984 held a protest outside Karkardooma CBI court in Delhi on February 26, 2013 against the denial of justice the victims and survivors of the November 1984 massacres.

India – Denial of Justice – Rights activists demand re-investigation of police role in 1984 massacre & strict action against guilty

New Delhi, India (October 20, 2102): As the 28 anniversary of the Sikh Genocide 1984 is heading close, a petition signed by several eminent citizens is reportedly being sent to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh demanding that all cases closed by the police be reinvestigated and all culprits brought to book. They are also demanding a strong law to deal with communal and sectarian violence.

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