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April 24, 2016

Overwhelming response to “Bolda Punjab – Punjab Dialogue” by youth: Aam Aadmi Party

AAP began its “Bolda Punjab – Punjab Dialogue” initiative yesterday (April 23) from Mohali to finalize its poll manifesto. The gathering of youth was held at Orchid Resort at Landra in Mohali.

Murder of Sikh legislator in Pakistan: Sukhbir Badal seeks intervention of Indian government

Sukhbir Badal has expressed deep shock over the brutal assassination of Pakistani Sikh MLA from Khyber Pakhtunkhawa S. Soran Singh, who was shot dead by terrorists yesterday in Buner district of the province.

Fearing trouble, Capt. Amarinder cancels Canada visit

After three days of drama, Punjab Congress chief Captain Amarinder Singh has reportedly cancelled his seven-day trip to Canada. The decision reportedly came in wake of the prospect of possibly facing a case related to torture in a court in Toronto.

Sikh Diaspora passing through critical time and phase: Dal Khalsa

Terming it another setback to Sikh Diaspora, the Dal Khalsa said after explosion in German Gurdwara last week, the daylight murder of Sardar Soran Singh, legislator of Imran Khan's party and former head of the PSGPC in his native village in the Buner valley has jolted the community.

Punjab government bans Santa Banta Private Limited Movie

Punjab government yesterday (on April 23) imposed on the screening of movie ‘Santa Banta Private Limited’. An official press statement states that the ban was imposed on Santa Banta Private Limited movie for portraying the Sikh community in a denigrating and defamatory manner.

Sikh diaspora group condemns murder of Pakistan Sikh legislator

The World Sikh Organization of Canada condemns the killing of Pakistani-Sikh legislator Sardar Soran Singh. Sardar Soran Singh was the Minister of Minorities in Khyber-Paktunkhwa province, for the ruling Pakistan-Tehreek Insaf party. The Pakistani Taliban have claimed responsibility for the assassination.

Amarinder’s visit to Canada under cloud as SFJ moves for his criminal prosecution in Canada

Punjab Congress chief Captain Amarinder Singh's visit to Canada is under cloud. Captain who was scheduled to leave USA for Canada on April 23, did not board the plane. As per a prominent Punajbi vernacular, top office bearers of Indian Overseas Congress in Canada are also unclear about Amarinder's plans to visit the country. It further adds that all the meetings in which Capt. Amarinder was to take part on April 23 were cancelled.

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