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June 1, 2015

[Video] Bapu Surat Singh Khalsa again arrested by police

Jagraon police today arrested Bapu Surat Singh Khalsa from his Hassanpur based residence, where he was observing indefinite hunger strike seeking release of Sikh political prisoners. Sources present at Hassanpur told Sikh Siyasat News (SSN) that a police party led by SSP Harcharan Singh Brar arrived at Hassanpur at around 7:30 pm and took Bapu Surat Singh Khasla in to custody. He was hospitalized at Civil Hospital Ludiana.

Bapu Surat Singh Khalsa re-arrested, hospitalised by police

Ludhiana rural police today arrested Bapu Surat Singh Khalsa from his Hassanpur based residence, where he was observing indefinite hunger strike seeking release of Sikh political prisoners. Sources present at Hassanpur told Sikh Siyasat News (SSN) that a police party led by SSP Harcharan Singh Brar arrived at Hassanpur at around 7:30 pm and took Bapu Surat Singh Khasla in to custody.

Sikh political prisoners issue: Delay in nominating members of experts committee raises serious questions

Delay on the part of Sangharsh Committee raises serious questions. Many believe that CM Badal has prepared ground in his defense despite his internal disagreement with struggle aimed at securing release of Sikh political prisoners.

Four Saroops of Guru Granth Sahib burnt in fire

Four Saroops of Guru Granth Sahib and more than hundred of Gutkas and Pothis of Gurbani were reportedly burnt during that broke out in a Gurudwara Sahib of village Suchi. The fire was caused by electric short circuit.

Amritsar shut down on June 6: Panthic groups lends support to Dal Khalsa call

Giving a call for Amritsar shut down on June 6 to mark army attack on Darbar Sahib 31 years ago, the Dal Khalsa today launched a public campaign to create awareness about their objective and mobilize support in their favour.

Tributes paid to A. R. Darshi, author of The Gallant Defender [Special report]

Bhog and Antim Ardas of former PCS officer Ajit Ram Darshi was held on May 30 at Gurudwara of Sarabha Nagar. Sh. A.R. DarshiYes. had passed away on May 20. He was living at his Malhar Cinema road based house in Ludhiana.

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