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July 2, 2013

San Francisco Sikh Couple to sue AMC Theatres after being ejected for wearing a Kirpan

San Francisco (July 02, 2013): According to a news reported by IBTimes.co.uk: a Sikh couple from San Francisco are planning to sue AMC Theatres after staff at the cinema told Manjot Singh to leave because he was wearing a Sikh Kirpan, one of the necessary articles of faith.

UK Sikh body demands immediate arrest of KPS Gill in wake of SI Surjit Singh’s statement

London, United Kingdom (July 02, 2013): In a recent press release, the United Khalsa Dal (UKD), a UK based Sikh body, has demanded arrest of former Punjab police chief KPS Gill.

Punjab CM Badal’s visit to US cancelled in wake of human rights lawsuit summons

Chandigarh, Punjab (July 02, 2013): It is learnt that fearing the consequences of human rights lawsuit in United States, Punjab chief minister Parkash Singh Badal's US tour has been cancelled. According to a news reported by a private TV channel, 'Day and Night News ', Badal's visit has been cancelled because the US court has reportedly issued summons against Parkash Singh Badal in a lawsuit filed by a human rights body 'Sikhs for Justice'.

The Sikh Coalition trains another batch of professionally-trained community volunteers

Washington, DC (July 02, 2013): According to a newsletter (dated: June 28, 2013) by the Sikh Coalition: “[f]or the third year in a row, the Sikh Coalition has successfully graduated a new class of professionally-trained community volunteers through the Sikh Advocate Academy, an intensive advocacy training program in our nation’s capital”.

I killed 83 innocent Sikhs in staged encounters on directions of high ups in Punjab Police: Surjit Singh (SI)

Tarn Taran, Punjab (July 02, 2013): A Punjab cop has made a statement before media that exposes the systematic and widespread human rights abuses carried by Punjab police during 1980s-90s in Punjab. Sub-Inspector Surjit Singh has admitted before media that he killed 83 innocent Sikhs during early-1990s in Punjab. Surjit Singh told media persons that he went on Punjab police training in 1989 and was deployed as a constable in 1990 after his training.

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