May 3, 2013

India: Sikh protests continued in Delhi for 4th day over Sikh genocide accused Indian politician’s acquittal

May 3, 2013

New Delhi, India (May 03, 2013): As per media reports anger and outrage over Congress leader Sajjan Kumar's acquittal in an November 1984 Sikh massacre related case poured into Delhi streets for fourth day on May 03, 2013, with one of the victims of Sikh genocide 1984 starting an indefinite fast at Jantar Mantar.

Sajjan Kumar’s acquittal – Sikhs protested outside Congress president’s residence

May 3, 2013

New Delhi, India (May 03, 2013): On May 02, 2013 the Delhi witnessed mass protests by Sikhs in wake of acquittal of Sikh genocide accused Sajjan Kumar by an Indian court. Sajjan Kumar was inter-alia facing charges of murder and conspiracy along with five others. The court convicted other accused persons but acquitted Sajjan Kumar.

India: Pakistani Prisoner attacked by jail inmates; Condition critical; Reportedly in Coma

May 3, 2013

Jammu/New Delhi, India (May 03, 2013): It is learnt that a Pakistani prisoner Sanaullah (52) serving a life term was attacked inside the high-security Kot Balwal jail by a fellow inmate this morning and his condition is stated to be serious.

EcoSikh to launch Amritsar Foundation Day celebrations with an environment focus

May 3, 2013

Washington, United States (May 03, 2013): Washington based EcoSikh is launching an initiative to celebrate the foundation day of City of Amritsar on July 6th this year by engaging major organizations and grass roots bodies to care for the city and its natural resources and preserving its habitat for future.

Pakistan must improve protection for Indian prisoners in wake of Jail attack: Amnesty International

May 3, 2013

New Delhi, India (May 03, 2013): Pakistani authorities must protect Indian prisoners from violence in the country's jails, Amnesty International said on May 02, 2013 after an Indian death row inmate died following an attack in a Lahore jail.

Indian spy dies after jail attack in Pak; Dead body handed over to India, Martyr status triggers debate

May 3, 2013

Amritsar, Punjab (May 03, 2013): Sarabjeet Singh, an alleged Indian spy who remained on death row in Pakistan for more than a decade, and who death sentence was commuted to like imprisonment by Pakistan President in May 2012, was fatally attacked by some jail inmates few days back.

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May 3, 2013

India: Sikh protests continued in Delhi for 4th day over Sikh genocide accused Indian politician’s acquittal

Sajjan Kumar’s acquittal – Sikhs protested outside Congress president’s residence

India: Pakistani Prisoner attacked by jail inmates; Condition critical; Reportedly in Coma

EcoSikh to launch Amritsar Foundation Day celebrations with an environment focus

Pakistan must improve protection for Indian prisoners in wake of Jail attack: Amnesty International

Indian spy dies after jail attack in Pak; Dead body handed over to India, Martyr status triggers debate

May 3, 2013

India: Sikh protests continued in Delhi for 4th day over Sikh genocide accused Indian politician’s acquittal

Sajjan Kumar’s acquittal – Sikhs protested outside Congress president’s residence

India: Pakistani Prisoner attacked by jail inmates; Condition critical; Reportedly in Coma

EcoSikh to launch Amritsar Foundation Day celebrations with an environment focus

Pakistan must improve protection for Indian prisoners in wake of Jail attack: Amnesty International

Indian spy dies after jail attack in Pak; Dead body handed over to India, Martyr status triggers debate

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