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April 12, 2011

April 12, 2011
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Mass Grave of 65 and ruins of Gurudwaras burnt in November 1984 discovered

April 12, 2011
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Mass Grave of 65 and ruins of Gurudwaras burnt in November 1984 discovered

April 12, 2011
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Canadian Sikhs to push genocide motion in Parliament

April 12, 2011
Tejashdeep Singh

Canadian Sikhs to push genocide motion in Parliament

April 12, 2011

Mass Grave of 65 and ruins of Gurudwaras burnt in November 1984 discovered

April 12, 2011

Chandigarh, PUNJAB (April 12, 2011): In a communique jointly issued by Navkiran Singh (Cheif Legal Council, INDIA), Karnail Singh Primohammad (President, AISSF) and Babu Singh Dukhiya (President, 1984 Victims Justice and Welfare Society) it is maintained that "a mass Grave of Sikhs killed in November 1984 has been discovered after 26 years at Gurudwara in 22 Block, Nagloi, No.1, Delhi where more than sixty five (65) Sikhs were burnt alive November 1984. The site where Sikhs were burnt alive killed is located in front of Gurudwara Udaseen Taran Ashram".

Mass Grave of 65 and ruins of Gurudwaras burnt in November 1984 discovered

April 12, 2011

Canadian Sikhs to push genocide motion in Parliament

April 12, 2011

Toronto, CANADA (April 11, 2011): Sikh votes shouldn’t be taken for granted was the message that was delivered loud and clear at a conference held this weekend by Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), a human rights group, backed by the Ontario Gurudwaras Committee and Ontario Sikhs and Gurudwaras Committee. Together, the three organizations agreed to pursue a Parliamentary motion to have the attacks carried out against Sikhs in November 1984 recognized as Genocide.