AISSF (Peer Mohammad)

AISSF want Judicial commission to sack Makkar for “abuse of power” over SGPC’s participation to Kumb Mela

Amritsar, Punjab (January 15, 2013): All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) President Karnail Singh Peer Mohammad has approached Sikh Gurudwara Judicial Commission and Akal Takhat Sahib against Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and it's president Avtar Singh Makkar for their decision to participate in Kumbh Mela, a Hindu festival.

More opposition to SGPC’s decision to participate in Maha Kumb Mela

Chandigarh, Punjab/India (January 15, 2013): According to media reprots Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) member Hardeep Singh on January 14, 2013 criticised the participation of the committee and Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) patron, chief minister Parkash Singh Badal in the Kumbh Mela, saying it was against the Sikh tenets.

AISSF urge Akal Takhat Jathedar not to attend Maha Kumbh mela

Chandigarh, Punjab (January 13, 2013): The All India Sikh Student Federation (AISSF) has taken a serious view of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) decision to attend the Khumb Mela, which is going to start in Allahabad from tomorrow. 

Peermohammad want SGPC to clear it’s stand on Kumbh Mela

Amirtsar, Punjab (January 11, 2013): All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) president Karnail Singh Peermohammad has urged the the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) to clear its stand on Kumbh Mela.

Sikh army men massacred in Nov 1984 – AISSF welcomes the probe move by Indian Army; Says better late than never

Chandigarh/Delhi, India (January 04, 2012): All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) has welcomed the initiative taken by Indian Army to hold an inquiry into the claim made by former Sikh officers of Indian army that at least 6 Sikh officers of Indian Army we also massacred at Tuglkabad and Nagloi in Delhi during November 1984 genocidal violence against the Sikhs.

AISSF expresses condolences on death of Delhi gangrape victim & demands justice for 1984 rape victims

Chandigarh/New Delhi, India (December, 29 2012): Expressing deep sorrow over death of Delhi gangrape victim, All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) president Karnail Singh Peer Mohammad and 1984 Sikh genocide key witness Jagdish Kaur said that had the rapists of 1984 who raped Sikh women in November 1984 sentenced; people would not have had to come to streets of India today to demand justice.

Sikh Genocide 1984: Murder fields of Tughlakabad & Nangloi, Mayhem – High-ranking Sikh Army officers were also massacred

Chandigarh/Punjab (December 17, 2012): All India Sikhs Students Federation (AISSF) and “Sikhs for Justice” (SFJ) has unearthed the “Murder Fields” at Tughlakabad and Nangloi where dozens of Sikhs belonging to Armed Forces were butchered to death during November 1984. The high Ranking officers & junior Ranks those who fell victims to the mayhem unleashed against serving Sikh defence personnel at Tughlakabad and Nangloi Railways Stations is a National Shame.

24 members of family massacred 28 years ago, Satwant Kaur still waiting for justice

Chandigarh/Punjab (December 16, 2012): In a press release All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) president Karnail Singh Peer Mohammad and Baljit Singh Khalsa has narrated the tragic tale of Bibi Satwant Kaur who has been waiting for justice for the past 28 years. 

Ajmal Kasab hanged, buried in Yerwada Jail Pune; Execution came a day after India opposed UN resolution against Death penalty

Ludhiana/Pune (November 21, 2012): A day after Indian State opposed UN resolution against abolition of death penalty, India has carried the execution of Ajmal Kasab a death row convict in 2008 Mumbai attacks. This execution has breached the de facto moratorium on death penalty observed in India after the execution of Dhananjay Chaterjee in 2004.

Ajay Devgn’s “Son of Sardar” gets verbal go ahead from SGPC

Amritsar/Ludhiana, Punjab (November 11, 2012): According to certain media reports Shiromani Gurudwara Prabhandak Committee (SGPC) has granted a verbal clean chit to upcoming Bollywood film “Son of Sardar”.

Release ahead but Ajay Devgn’s “Son of Sardar” still irks Sikhs

Ludhiana, Punjab (November 09, 2012): With less than a week remaining in the release of Bollywood Hindi movie “Son of Sardar”, anger prevails among the Sikh circles as regards objections that were initially raised against the movie.

Sikh bodies, ASGPC & AISSF, hailed US President Barak Obama’s election victory

Ludhiana/Punjab (November 07, 2012): As the Barack Hussein Obama has been elected as President of the United States for the second time, many Sikhs circles have hailed his victory and sent Obama congratulatory messages. It is learnt that American Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (AGPC) and All India Sikh Students Federation have sent the congratulatory messages to US President.

Effort to get international recognition for Sikh Genocide 1984 – Petition tabled in Australian Parliament

Canberra, Australia (November 02, 2102): An Australian lawmaker has tabled in Parliament a petition seeking that the horrific violence that took place in November 1984 in India following the assassination of prime minister Indira Gandhi be recognised as genocide against the Sikh community. The petition was tabled on November 01, 20012.

Declare November 01 As “The Sikh Genocide Day” – Sikh body To Akal Takht

Amritsar/Punjab (September 30, 2012): All India Sikhs Students Federation (AISSF) has approached Sri Akal Takhat Sahib urging to issue directive declaring November 01 as “Sikh Genocide Day” and asking the community to commemorate the same internationally.

“Tytler’s Role In Attack on Gurudwara Pul Bangash In 1984” – Delhi Court To Hear Arguments

New Delhi/India (September 27, 2012): Based on the affidavit of US based witness Resham Singh to testify against Tyler’s role in the attack on Gurudwara Pul Bangash which resulted in killing of several Sikhs, Additional Sessions Judge Anuradha Shukla set the case for arguments on November 9, 2012.

Issue whip to support the bill to amend Article 25 of Indian Constitution: Peer Mohammad urge Indian PM

Chandigarh (September 6, 2012): All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) demanded that PM Manmohan Singh should ensure support of UPA to the Constitutional Amendment Bill 2012 to amend the notorious Article 25 of the constitution, which is coming up before the Parliament. The private bill proposed by Dr. Ratan Singh Ajnala, MP, seeks to drop Explanation II in Article 25, which defines Sikhism, Jainism and Buddhism as components of the Hindu religion.

Ajay Devgn agreed to remove objectionable parts from Son of Sardar at Amritsar Meeting

Amritsar, Punjab (September 03, 2012): According to reports available with Sikh Siyasat film actors Ajay Devgan and Sanjay Dutt deliberated with SGPC members and others on the sacrilegious comments in their new movie Son of Sardar.

Ajay Devgn claims that “Son of Sardaar” doesn’t hurt anybody’s sentiments

Mumbai/Chandigarh (August 30, 2012): In a strange move actor-producer Ajay Devgn has come out in defence of his upcoming film “Son Of Sardaar” saying that the content of the film projects the Sikh community in a positive manner and it will not hurt anyone's sentiment.

Shaheedi Day of Bhai Dilawar Singh: Panch Pardhani calls Sikhs sangat to attend ardas at Sri Akal Takhat

Amritsar/Punjab (August 29, 2012): Bhai Dilawar Singh was declared as national martyr of Sikhs by Akal Takhat Sahib earlier this year. The status was formally tendered upon him after more than sixteen years of his martyrdom though he was considered as a martyr by Sikhs since the day of martyrdom.

Hindu god Shiv’s tattoo brings more controversy for Ajay Devgn’s movie “Son of Sardar”

Chandigarh (August 29, 2012): Actor-producer Ajay Devgn's upcoming movie “Son of Sardar” in which he playing lead role of a Sikh character, is striking controversies – one after another. Two weeks back a Chandigarh based lawyer – Advocate Navkiran Singh, slammed a legal notice to Ajay Devgn demanding removal of objectionable parts from his movie that shows up Sikhs in bad light.

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