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September 27, 2013

Sikhs for Justice files Human Rights violation case against Indian PM – Washington Court issues summons

Copy of Complaint against Indian PM Manmohan Singh in US Court by Sikhs for Justice

Copy of US Court summons against Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in human rights related lawsuit

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Sikh man tormented by Mississippi DOT officers and County Judge – Will Justice be served?

September 27, 2013

Sikhs for Justice files Human Rights violation case against Indian PM – Washington Court issues summons

Washington DC (September 26, 2013): Ahead of Obama-Singh summit in White House, a Federal Court in Washington DC has issued summons against PM Manmohan Singh for his role in crimes against humanity perpetrated upon the Sikh community in India.

Copy of Complaint against Indian PM Manmohan Singh in US Court by Sikhs for Justice

The rights violation case “SFJ v. Manmohan Singh”, has been docketed under 13-cv-01460 and assigned to US District Judge, James E. Boasberg. The Plaintiffs have 120 days to serve the summons and complaint on PM who will be in Washington this week to meet US President Obama.

Copy of US Court summons against Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in human rights related lawsuit

Washington DC (September 26, 2013): Ahead of Obama-Singh summit in White House, a Federal Court in Washington DC has issued summons against PM Manmohan Singh for his role in crimes against humanity perpetrated upon the Sikh community in India.
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Sikh man tormented by Mississippi DOT officers and County Judge – Will Justice be served?

Jackson, Mississippi (September 27, 2013): It is learnt that the United Sikhs (a US based Sikh NGO) and The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Mississippi, have filed a complaint with the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) calling on state officials to investigate the harassment of Mr. Jagjeet Singh, a Sikh commercial truck driver pulled over earlier this year for a flat tire.

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