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November 21, 2015

[Special Report] Sikh Pracharak Bhai Panthpreet Singh poses Five Questions to Badals

Recently Sikh pracharak Bhai Panthpreet Singh strongly criticised the ruling regime of Punjab and posed five questions to the Badals asking them to clarify that if speaking for the Panth was an act of “hardliners” then how could they term their past positions as “soft-lines” when they used to make anti-government gestures while pretending to take up the Sikh issues.

Sukhbir Badal sees organisers of the Sarbat Khalsa as “terror groups”; Targets Punjab Congress

Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today alleged that the Congress party has ties with the “terror groups”.

Bapu Jarnail Singh Hamirgarh recalls incident of Slapping Punjab Minister Mr. Sikandar Maluka

S. Jarnail Singh Harmirgarh, who had slapped Punjab Minister Mr. Sikandar Maluka on November 20, 2015 recalls the slapping incident

Ruling regime of SGPC to identify employees who took part in Sarbat Khalsa 2015

The ruling regime of the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabhandak Committee (SGPC) has started process of identifying SGPC employees who took part in Sarbat Khalsa 2015 that was held at village Chabba on November 10.

Tarn Taran police books 12 Sikhs for alleged attack on SGPC ex-chief

As per information the Tarn Taran police has booked 12 Sikhs under Section 295, 307, 341, 148, 149, 506 IPC for allegedly assaulting former SGPC president Alwinderpal Singh Pakhoke and his supporters in Bath village a month ago.

Gurjeet Singh Sarawan’s family demands release of arrested Sikh Youth

Family members of Shaheed Gurjeet Singh Sarawan, who was killed in Punjab police firing on Oct. 14 at Behbal Kalan village, have announced to take hard steps if the government fails to release Sikh protesters who were detained on November 17 from Sarawan village during Sukhbir Badal’s visit.

Rajiv Gandhi’s Speech Justifying 1984 Sikh Genocide: When a big tree falls, earth shakes

Senior lawyer HS Phoolka along with BJP leader RP Singh, on Nov. 19, released the old video of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi in which he is seen justifying the Sikh genocide 1984 following the assassination of Indira Gandhi by saying “when a big tree falls, the earth shakes”.

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