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The Sikh Reference Library: A Persistent Quest for a Stolen Heritage

Prior to 1984, the Sikh Reference Library served as the spiritual repository of the Sikhs, housing over 20,000 literary works, including thousands of rare manuscripts and handwritten saroops. Following its tragic destruction and alleged looting during the events of June 1984, the Sikh community has engaged in a decades-long, persistent struggle for the return of their stolen intellectual and spiritual heritage, navigating decades of empty assurances and deep-seated distrust.

Return Historical Artifacts of Sikh Reference Library: Amarinder Singh Writes to Indian Government

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has written to Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh seeking the immediate restoration of the historic materials removed from the Sikh Reference Library of Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar, during June 1984 attack on Sikh Gurdwaras by the Indian Army.

SGPC Seeks Return of Manuscripts and Literature Looted by Indian Army from Sikh Reference Library

SGPC on Sunday demanded return of rare manuscripts and literature looted by the Indian Army from the Sikh Reference Library during June 1984 army attack on Darbar Sahib, Amritsar.

SGPC Decides to Shift Sikh Reference Library Outside Darbar Sahib Complex

The Committee has decided to shift the Sikh Reference Library outside the Darbar Sahib complex as it gave nod for the construction of a new building for the library near Bhai Gurdas Hall.

Rare Sikh Manuscripts Of Sik Reference Library To Be Digitised, Will Be Available Online

Now the rare Sikh manuscripts, documents, articles and literature that are enhancing the grace of Sikh reference library will soon be available just a just a click away

SGPC May Approach New Indian President On Looted Manuscripts

The Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) has stated that it may approach newly elected

Audio Articles on June 1984 Ghallughara (12): Destruction of Sikh Reference Library

This is twelfth article under the "audio articles on June 1984 Ghallughara series". The present article is titled as: "Sikh Reference Library Di Tabhi".

Indian Army chief denies possession of stolen Sikh Reference Library artefacts

Indian Army chief Dalbir Singh Suhag maintained that the artefacts of the Sikh Reference Library were not in the possession of Indian army.

SGPC seeks return of Sikh Reference Library artefacts from Indian Army

SGPC has once again sought the return of rare manuscripts and historical documents that were taken away by the Indian Army from the Sikh Reference Library during June 1984 attack.

Get back rare manuscripts of Sikh Reference Library from your power ally: AAP leader Phoolka to Punjab CM Badal

Senior Advocate and Aam Aadmi Party leader HS Phoolka demanded return of rare manuscripts taken away by Army from Sikh reference library 31 years ago.

SGPC to step up efforts to get back Sikh Reference Library articles looted by Indian Army

A day after Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal raised the issue of Sikh Reference Library, the SGPC has announced to boost up its efforts to get back precious treasure artifacts of the Sikh Reference Library.

Punjab to intensify efforts to get back material of Sikh Reference Liberary, says CM Badal

Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today said that his party government in the state was making persistent efforts with the Central government of India to bring back the books, manuscrits and other artifacts of Sikh Reference Library taken away by Indian army during June 1984 attack on Darbar Sahib (Amritsar).

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