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November 1984 genocide

In the dark days of the 1984 Sikh genocide, the town of Ner Chowk (Himachal Pradesh) witnessed shocking violence as mobs attacked Sikh families and burned the local Gurdwara Sahib. Yet, amid this brutality, the Sikh community showed extraordinary courage.
Denial is not merely a refusal to acknowledge the past — it is an active continuation of genocide in the realm of memory, truth, and justice.
Tehal Singh, a survivor and eyewitness to the mob attack on the local Gurdwara Sahib, vividly recalls those events. Drawing strength from the Sikh tradition of bravery, he fought back against the violent mobs with extraordinary courage.
A book based on the life and philosophy of Ranjit Singh Kuki Gill, a prominent figure who became active in the Sikh militant struggle after the June 1984 attack on Darbar Sahib and the November 1984 Sikh genocide, was released recently.

Gurjant Singh Bal, a Sikh youth researcher and author, traveled extensively across India to trace the locations where Sikhs were attacked during the November 1984 Sikh genocide. Drawing from eyewitness accounts and survivor testimonies, Gurjant Singh, alongside Sukhjeet Singh Sadarkot, authored two books titled Sikh Nasalkushi Da Khura Khoj. On November 2, 2024, the Panth […]

On November 2, 2024, the Panth Sewak Collective organized a Gurmat Samagam at Gurdwara Thara Shaib, Patshahi Chhevin (6th), Ayali Kalan, Ludhiana, to mark the 40th anniversary of the November 1984 genocide. During the event, Dr. Sikandar Singh, Punjabi Department, Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib delivered his speech analyzing the impact of […]

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