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Human Rights bodies organized One day consultation on Human Rights and Law at Amritsar

Amritsar, Punjab (November 26, 2012): Human rights bodies namely Human Rights Law Network (HRLN), Khalsa Mission Organization (KMO) and Punjab Human Rights Organization (PHRO) organized “One day consultation on Human Rights and Law” at Om International, Putlighar at Amritsar (Punjab).

Shaheed Kulwinder Singh Kid’s father Principal Tirlochan Singh passed away; UKD expressed condolence

London/England (September 09, 2012): United Khalsa Dal (UK) has expressed condolence over the demise of Principal Tirlochan Singh, father of Kulwinder Singh alias Kid, a Sikh militant who was killed in an alleged fake encounter by Punjab police in 1989.

Badals have turn blind eye towards illegal acts of DGP Saini alleges Dal Khalsa

Amritsar, Punjab (May 15, 2012): Taking a strong note of state DGP Sumedh Singh Saini and others acquiring parts of the village common land (shamlat mushtarka malkan), the Dal Khalsa questioned both father and son P S Badal and S S Badal to explain to the masses “will they act against him now or still feel that Saini is the best officer for top post”.

Rare conviction: After 22 years of killing a Sikh in fake encounter Indian cops get life term

Lucknow, India (March 30, 2012): Twenty years after a case of staged shoot-out, a CBI court in Ghaziabad on Thursday held 17 policemen guilty and sentenced 16 of them to life imprisonment on March 29, 2012, making it perhaps the largest number of cops convicted for life at one go in the country. They were convicted of killing a Sikh, Jaivender Singh Jasna of Amritsar, in a fake encounter in 1992.

Cops responsible for Brutal killings of innocents awarded promotions: MESHRF

Amritsar (August 12, 2010): Citing a few instances of stage-managed encounters by the Punjab Police during the militancy period in the state, the Majha Ex-Servicemen Human Rights Front today urged the government to initiate action against those police officials who were involved in killing innocent Punjabi youths terming them as militants.

Indian Judiciary failed to prevent fake encounter.

In an article published in a prominent Punjabi Daily newspaper Praful Bidwai, a well known columnist of India, has expressed his views regarding failure of Indian Judicial system to prevent unlawful execution of human beings through fake encounters by State machinery and restore Rule of Law.
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