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August 10, 2012

Dal Khalsa spokesperson met US diplomats at Darbar Sahib

Amritsar (August 10, 2012): Dal Khalsa's political Secretary Kanwarpal Singh met US diplomats Mr Chad Thornberry, First Secretary (Political) and A Sukesh, Adviser Political affairs for 10 minutes at Information office of the Darbar Sahib.

US Court summons served to Parkash S. Badal personally – response due by August 30th

New York: (August 9, 2012): The visiting Chief Minister of the Indian State of Punjab, Parkash Badal was “Served Personally” with the summons issued by the US District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin in a human rights violation case (12-c-0806). The August 09 Proof of Service signed by Christopher G. Kratochvil, a professional process server from “State Processing Service Inc.”, states that “I personally served on Parkash Singh Badal, Indian Citizen, and CM of Punjab at Oak Creek High School, Wisconsin”.

Acts of individual violence are not backed by States in West & Europe unlike India

Ludhiana (August 10, 2012): While participating in Sikh Siyasat's fortnightly talkshow “Qaumi Masle”, former President of Sikh Students Federation and youth Sikh leader Bhai Mandhir Singh differentiated the acts of motivated violence by individuals or groups of certain individuals occurring in Europe or Western countries and in India.

Sikhs in US condemn the burning of US flag by protestors in New Delhi

Washington, August 7, 2012: Dr. Rajwant Singh, Chairman of Sikh Council on Religion and Education (SCORE), condemns the burning of the American flag by individuals in New Delhi protesting the shooting in Wisconsin which led to death of six Sikhs.

Sikh thinker & author S. Ajmer Singh on Wisconsin Gurudwara Tragedy

“Na ko Hindu, na Musalman” was widely referred by media to highlight distinctiveness of Sikh identity, S. Ajmer Singh told Sikh Siyasat.

Aftermath of Wisconsin tragedy: Indian media attempting to fabricate facts

Ludhiana (August 10, 2012): Indian state system, now days, is pretending to be very worried about Sikhs living in United States, especially in the aftermath of Wisconsin tragedy. Media, as a part of state system, is also following those lines.

US Gurudwara terror striker had tried to celebrate Adolph Hitler’s birthday few days back

Ludhiana (August 10, 2012): Recent reports in international media suggest that last Sunday's terror striker in a US Gurudwara Wade M. Page last weekend tried to celebrate Adolph Hitler’s birthday in Southern California, where civil rights groups say the 40-year-old Army man has been on their radar for years.

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