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Gurbir Singh alias Mundi Sidhana is cousin brother of Lakhbir Singh alias Lakha Sidhiana. He could barely walk now, that too with the help of two persons. He was allegedly picked up by Delhi police from Patiala and was tortured badly in illegal police custody.
The Government of India must stop the crackdown on dissenting voices. The use of India’s primary counter-terrorism law UAPA against two students involved in protests against the discriminatory Citizenship (Amendment) Act is an extension of the crackdown on anyone who is critical of the state.
As per reports in Indian Media, Pinky Chaudhary, president of 'Hindu Raksha Dal' has claimed the responsibility of Sunday's attack on students of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
As per reports emanating from New Delhi, the Delhi police has registered an FIR against Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Union (JNUSU) president Aishe Ghosh and 19 others for allegedly attacking security guards.
More than three decades after the genocidal massacre of Sikhs took place in Delhi, the police have issued fresh summons to two people for alleged their involvement with the case.
As per media reports a special cell of Delhi police on Wednesday night arrested three persons from southeast Delhi’s Lajpat Nagar area for allegedly helping escapees to escape from Nabha jail in Punjab.
As per media reports a special cell of Delhi police on Wednesday night arrested three persons from southeast Delhi’s Lajpat Nagar area for allegedly helping escapees to escape from Nabha jail in Punjab.
Opposition parties in India have reportedly decided to put their weight behind the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on the issue of handing of charge of the Delhi police to the Delhi government. Currently Delhi police is under control of Central government of India.
New Delhi, India (April 22, 2014): The November 1984 violence against the Sikhs was an act of genocide planned and executed by high-ups in Indian administration with complicity of state apparatus especially the police force.
New Delhi, India (March 26, 2014): A Delhi court has reportedly dismissed an application seeking prosecution of four Delhi Police officials for allegedly destroying documents of a case related to the November 1984 Sikh massacre.

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