Denial of Justice

Sikh Genocide 1984: Injustice Continues – November 1984 to November 2019

In more than last three decades, on every anniversary of the 1984 massacre of Sikhs, this author has been reminding [that] how Indian State and judiciary did not bother to punish the perpetrators of this horrendous mass killing of the innocents of the second largest religious minority of [India].

Sentencing And “Relief” for Sajjan Kumar, A Wakeup Call for Indian Minorities: OFMI

Thirty-four years after India’s Sikh community suffered a genocide in November 1984, former Member of Parliament (MP) Sajjan Kumar became the first of several accused MPs to be convicted for his role in the killings.

After 34 Years: Sikh Genocide Instigator Sajjan Kumar Sentenced to Imprisonment for Life

The High Court pronounced Sajjan Kumar guilty for instigating massacre of Sikhs during November 1984 Sikh Genocide and sentenced him to imprisonment for life.

Seeking its intervention, Sikh body urges UN to wake up to reality of India

Terming the November 1984 massacre a watershed in Indo-Sikh relations, the Dal Khalsa said this November marks the year when Sikhs will actively pursue the UN and world power, who have remained oblivious to Sikh yearning for justice and under Indian pressure ignored to admonish India for the Delhi carnage.

Wikileaks: Congress Leaders Competed in November 1984 to Shed More Sikh Blood

New Delhi: A US Diplomatic cable published by Public Library of US Diplomacy (PLUS D), commonly known as Wikileaks, contains a number of political highlights ...

Sikh Body to Hold Mashaal March Against 34 Years Impunity to Perpetrators of Sikh Genocide 1984 on Nov. 3

Observing the 34th genocidal day of Nov 1984 killings, the Dal Khalsa will hold a 'Mashaal (Torch) March' at Amritsar on Nov 3.

“1984, When the Sun didn’t Rise” Documentary to be Screened in Delhi (on Nov. 11 and 12)

Two special screenings of a documentary titled "1984, When the Sun didn't Rise" will be held at Wall of Truth Memorial, Gurdwara Rakabganj Sahib on November 12 and 12 at 6 PM.

Delhi Assembly Had Recognised Sikh Genocide 1984 Back in 2015: Official Copy of Official Motion Unanimously Passed on June 30, 2015

Indian Defence Minister Arun Jaitley's claim that the Ontario parliament's Sikh Genocide 1984 was an exaggeration of the facts stands exposed in wake of the fact that similar motion was passed by Delhi State Assembly itself on June 30, 2015.

Even BJP’s Own Legislators had Participated in Sikh Genocide 1984 Motion Passed by Delhi Assembly on 30 June 2015

New Delhi: Indian government led by the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) may be raising objections to the Sikh Genocide 1984 motion passed by the Ontario ...

Every Genocide is Followed by Denial: Indian Media Reports Say Arun Jaitly riased Objection over Ontario Motion on Sikh Genocide 1984 with Harjit Singh Sajjan

India's Defence Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday (April 18) "strongly raised" with his Canadian counterpart Harjit Singh Sajjan "India state's anguish" over the Ontario legislative assembly passing a motion recently in which the fact of Sikh Genocide 1984 was duly recognised.

Sikh Genocide 1984: Delhi Police Sent Summons to 2 Accused persons after more than 3 Decades

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.

Supreme Court of India (SCI) Seeks Status Report of SIT on Sikh Carnage of 1984

Supreme Court of India (SCI) today sought status report regarding progress in investigation of November 1984 Sikh massacre related cases by Special Investigation Team (SIT).

Questioning Drama Goes On: Sajjan Kumar quizzed by SIT Investigating Sikh Genocide cases

he time when the Election Commission Of India was announcing the election schedule for Punjab, yesterday a central Home Ministry-appointed Special Investigation Team

1991 Fake Encounter: Ropar Court Acquits 4 Cops, including Ex-DGP SK Sharma, on ‘benefit of doubt’

A trial court in Ropar (Rupnagar) on December 3, 2016 acquitted four Punjab police personnel, including former Punjab director general of police SK Sharma, in case 1991 fake encounter case while reportedly granting "benefit of doubt" to the accused.

Delhi HC dismisses Sajjan Kumar’s plea to transfer case related to Nov. 1984 Sikh genocide

The Delhi High Court today dismissed Congress leader and Sikh genocide 1984 accused Sajjan Kumar’s plea to transfer the hearing of a case related to Sikh genocide of 1984 to another bench alleging bias by a judge.

AAP Tells Capt. Amarinder to Apologise for Shielding Cuprits of Sikh Genocide 1984 or Face Protests

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Thursday (Nov. 03) staged a single-day hunger demonstration to seek justice for the victims of 1984 Sikh genocide.

Sikh bodies Stage Demonstration to Slam Indian politicians for Denying Justice to Victims of Sikh Genocide 1984

AISSF supported by Dal Khalsa and Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) staged a protest march to slam the Indian political as well as judicial system for utterly failing to punish the perpetrators of the Nov 1984 carnage.

Lawyer Seeks Justice for Gurcharan Singh who lived as half-burnt man since 1984 and died awaiting justice in 2009

Gurcharan Singh Rishi was attempted to be burnt alive by Congress party workers and goons on 1st Nov 1984. His uncle Santokh Singh got killed and his father and brother got injured, while the family home was burnt down and their vehicles were also set on fire.

Why Even After 32 Years Of 1984 Sikh Massacre Perpetrators Roam Free? [by Shamsul Islam]

32 years back in the first week of 1984, thousands of Sikhs; children, women and men, all Indian citizens, were butchered, burnt alive or killed in the most sadistic manner in different parts of the country.

Lok Raj Sangathan to Hold March Demanding Justice for Sikh Genocide 1984 on Nov. 01

On Tuesday November 1, 2016, Lok Raj Sangathan would be organising a March on the occasion of the 32nd anniversary of Genocide of Sikhs in 1984 on the theme "The guilty of the genocide of 1984 must be punished!".

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