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May 16, 2015

A Sikh youth group called the Sikh Youth Front has announced to release a magazine ‘Dharam Yudh’ on the eve of 31st ‘Ghallughara Divas’ at Sri Akal Takhat Sahib on June 6.
Congress deputy leader in Lok Sabha Capt Amarinder Singh today said that after failing on all other front Punjab's chief minister Parkash Singh Badal has turned towards 'panthic agenda. He maintained that Badal's lien towards 'Panthic issues' is result of his failure on the economic and law and order front.
More than thirty people, including 12 police personnel received injuries in a clash between villagers and the police at Kannian Hussaini village, near Sidhwan Bet. The police had reportedly gone to the village to assist the local administration in getting vacated the land allotted to the family of Sino-Indian war veteran Bhag Singh so that its possession could be handed over to the martyr’s family.
More than thirty people, including 12 police personnel received injuries in a clash between villagers and the police at Kannian Hussaini village, near Sidhwan Bet. The police had reportedly gone to the village to assist the local administration in getting vacated the land allotted to the family of Sino-Indian war veteran Bhag Singh so that its possession could be handed over to the martyr’s family.
Opponents of Aam Aadmi Party's state convener Sucha Singh Chhotepur in a criminal case have claimed that he had a criminal case pending against him but he presented a false affidavit during Lok Sabha election stating that he had no case pending against him. Chhotepur had unsuccessfully contested from Gurdaspur Lok Sabha seat.
Indian agencies kept Harjit Masih, a Punjab who was abducted by ISIS in Iraq last June, but somehow escaped the death clinches of ISIS, under detention in Noida and Gurgaon at the pretext of threat to his life. He also said that the chances of survival of 39 other persons abducted by ISIS were bleak as they were all shot four or five days after their abduction.
A press release by PD Network says Sikh Parcharak Baba Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale again visited Bapu Surat Singh Ji on May 14 to show support and solidarity for his struggle.
A Sikh man in New Zealand used his turban to help an injured child. According to media reports a child was hit by a car outside a primary school. Injured child's head was bleeding after he hitting the road. On seeing this, Harman Singh removed his turban and used it to stop bleeding.
Ramandeep Singh alias Sunny has reportedly got bail from the Punjaba and Haryana High Court in an Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) case.
Ramandeep Singh alias Sunny has reportedly got bail from the Punjaba and Haryana High Court in an Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) case.

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