February 6, 2014

Ishrat Jahan Fake Encounter: Former Head of IB’s Gujrat wing charged with murder, criminal conspiracy

Sikh Massacre 1984 cases – Public prosecutor seeks to withdraw; says under pressure not to pursue case

Human Rights violation lawsuit against Sonia Gandhi: US court rejects Sikh rights group request for extension

Punjabi News Bulletin (February 06, 2014)

Sikh Canadian Couple Set Example of Service and Charity While Cleaning the Neighbourhood

UK Sikh Diaspora outraged over British Govt’s disclosure about links with attack on Darbar Sahib

February 6, 2014

Ishrat Jahan Fake Encounter: Former Head of IB’s Gujrat wing charged with murder, criminal conspiracy

February 6, 2014

Gujrat, India (February 06, 2014): It is learnt that a former head of Intelligence Bureau’s Gujarat wing and three of his serving colleagues were today (Feb. 06) charged with murder and conspiracy in the extra-judicial killing of Ishrat Jahan and three others 10 years ago.

Delhi Cabinet gives go ahead to SIT for Delhi Sikh pogrom of 1984

February 6, 2014

New Delhi, India (February 06, 2014): The Delhi Cabinet today announced a Special Investigation Team will probe the Delhi Sikh Pogrom of November 1984.

Sikh body want RSS chief Mohan Bhagwant to be booked under UAPA for inciting violance

February 6, 2014

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (February 06, 2014): Dal Khalsa dares the UPA government led by Dr Manmohan Singh to book RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat under UAP Act 1967 and proscribe his organization taking the confessional statement of serial blasts prime accused Swami Aseemanand into account.

Arvind Kejriwal govt. to decide on SIT on November 1984 related cases today

February 6, 2014

New Delhi, India (February 06, 2014): As per information available with the Sikh Siyasat News (SSN) the Arvind Kejriwal government in Delhi is expected to decide today (February 06, 2014) about forming a Special Investigation Team or SIT to probe the November 1984 Delhi Sikh massacre related cases.

Sikh Massacre 1984 cases – Public prosecutor seeks to withdraw; says under pressure not to pursue case

February 6, 2014

New Delhi, India (February 06, 2014): According to certain media reports some days after a sessions court issued directions to police regarding alleged destruction of records in one of the November 1984 Sikh massacre related cases, the special public prosecutor has sought to withdraw himself from the case, saying he was under pressure to not pursue the issue.

Human Rights violation lawsuit against Sonia Gandhi: US court rejects Sikh rights group request for extension

February 6, 2014

New York, United States (February 06, 2014): It is learnt that a US Federal court of New York has rejected a request by a Sikh rights group, Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) seeking more time to respond to a motion filed by Congress President Sonia Gandhi to dismiss a human rights violation case against her for lack of service of summons.

Punjabi News Bulletin (February 06, 2014)

February 6, 2014

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Sikh Canadian Couple Set Example of Service and Charity While Cleaning the Neighbourhood

February 6, 2014

Nanaimo (February 06, 2014): Five years ago a retired Sikh-Canadian couple walking their dog through their neighborhood stumbled upon a brilliant idea. They decided to not only help clean up the neighborhood but also help charity.

UK Sikh Diaspora outraged over British Govt’s disclosure about links with attack on Darbar Sahib

February 6, 2014

London, United Kingdom (February 06, 2014): In a recently released report of Cabinet Secretary, the UK Government admitted it's role in 1984 army attack by Indian state against the Sikhs. Though the British report and UK's Foreign Secretary William Hague attempted to underplay the issue by saying that British advise in India's deadly attack of June 1984 was "limited" and had "little impact"; but the Sikh diaspora is viewing these admissions more seriously.