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November 27, 2012

India alleges that Sikh groups based abroad are attempting to revive militancy in Punjab

Government of India has again alleged that Sikh militant groups based abroad are trying to revive militancy in Punjab. Press Information Bureau, Government of India, has issued a release November 27, 2012 that is read as follows.

Leicester Sikhs gathered in thousands on Nagar Kirtan to observe Gurpurb celebrations

Leicester, UK (November 27, 2012): It is learnt that thousands of people lined the streets on Sunday, November 25, 2012 during a Nagar Kirtan at Leicester, UK to observe the celebrations of Guru Nanak Ji's 544th Gurpurb (birth anniversary).

Entry of Sikhs banned in Haridwar in wake of Fateh Yatra

Amritsar, Punjab (November 27, 2012): There are reports that Uttrakhand Governemnt has deployed heavy police force to prevent Sikhs from going to Haridwar. “Sikhs heading to Haridwar for the three-day birth anniversary celebrations of Guru Nanak Dev, beginning November 27, at a spot near Har ki Pauri […] may lead to a standoff with the Uttarakhand Police deploying forces in and around Haridwar to prevent any law and order problem”.

Baba Tirlokewala’s condition stable; Sikh leaders under house-arrest?

Chandigarh/Bathinda, Punjab (November 27, 2012): According to information available with Sikh Siyasat News (SSN) SGPC Member from Sirsa constituency Baba Gurmit Singh Tirlokewala is undergoing treatment at PGI, Chandigarh. His condition is improving gradually and it is expected that he shall be from hospital in coming days.

Curfew relaxed in Sirsa

Sirsa, Haryana, India (November 17, 2012): According to reports, curfew was relaxed in Sirsa on November 26, 2012. The curfew was relaxed for 12 hours, from 6am to 6pm. People come out of their houses during the relaxed hours and made necessary purchases.

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