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No reason for Sikhs to celebrate August 15; Dal Khalsa to mark Indian Independence day as “Black Day”

Dal Khalsa has announced to mark August 15, India's Independence Day, as "Black Day". Dal Khlasa president S. Harcharanjeet Singh Dhami said that Hindu and Muslim brethren attained freedom on August 14 and 15, 1947 respectably but Sikhs missed the opportunity and got trapped into another political subjugation.

Govt’s allowed drug problem to become monster: SYP tells Rajnath Singh

Joining issue with Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who urged the Punjab's youth to shun drugs, the Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) asked him to take pain and find out as to why and who allowed this problem to become monster that’s ruining the lives of young generation.

[Pictorial] Sikh Genocide June 1984 remembrance march by Sikh Youth of Punjab and Dal Khalsa

To carry forward the legacy of martyrs of June 1984, hundreds of Dal Khalsa youth activists carrying photographs of damaged Akal Takhat and Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindrawale today marched on the lanes and streets of the holy city of Amritsar on the eve of attack on Darbar Sahib in 1984.

Sant Bhindrawale is part of Sikh collective psyche, Sikhs won’t tolerate his disrespect: Dal Khalsa

To carry forward the legacy of martyrs of June 1984, hundreds of Dal Khalsa youth activists carrying photographs of damaged Akal Takhat and Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindrawale today marched on the lanes and streets of the holy city of Amritsar on the eve of attack on Darbar Sahib in 1984.

Dal Khalsa, Sikh Youth of Punjab seeks support for Amritsar shut-down on June 6

Sikh nationalist organizations, Dal Khalsa and Sikh Youth of Punjab, have launched a campaign to garner support for shutdown call for June 6, the 31st anniversary of ‘Ghallughara June 1984’.

Genocide remembrance March on June 5 and Amritsar shutdown call on June 6: Dal Khalsa

In the remembrance of thousands of pilgrims and Sikh fighters who were martyred during the army attack on Darbar Sahib in June 1984, the Dal Khalsa has resolved to undertake a Genocide Remembrance Parade on June 5 and complete shutdown in the city of Amritsar on June 6.

Leaders to court arrest on May 15 protesting against Union as well as state govt for not releasing Sikh political prisoners

Representatives of hardliner Sikh groups will walk down to residence of chief minister of Punjab for court arrest on May 15 protesting against governments failure to address the lingering issue of release of Sikh prisoners who have completed their jail terms.

More Sikh Scholars withdraw from UCR Conference; Set agenda for discussion with Pashaura Singh

Following the withdrawal from Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University (SGGSWU) vice-chancellor, more Sikh scholars have withdrawn their names from the University of California, Riverside’s upcoming conference on “Living and Making Sikhi in the Diaspora: The Millennial Generation Comes of Age”.

Rising graph of crime against women: Strong leadership with iron hand could rein in hooliganism

Strongly condemning the harassment of 15 year old girl and beating up of his father Gurmeet Singh, who challenged the eve-teaser for their indecent act against his daughter, the Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) said the lawlessness in general and disrespect to women in general was badly tarnishing the image of Punjab.

Dal Khalsa points to India’s silence over Punjab Nirbhaya; shares grief with aggrieved family

Dal Khalsa team led by its spokesperson Kanwar Pal Singh along with SYP head Paramjit Singh today visited the aggrieved family at Moga, who lost its daughter in the hands of criminals who killed her after failing to rob her dignity and modesty. The members expressed their sorrow and grief to the family over the loss of their innocent daughter Arshdeep Kaur on April 29th.

Sikh Youth Front to support upcoming movie ‘Aazaadi’

Team members of upcoming Punjabi movie ‘AAZAADI’ recently visited Amritsar, where members of Sikh Youth Front extended their support to the movie. The movie is production of Tarsem Singh Bhatti Mustafabadi and it is likely to hit screens worldwide on June 12.

Why Harinder Sikka withdraw the Nanak Shah Fakir movie?

Commercial failure of the movie was one of the main reasons for withdrawal of film. But basic reason is that the Sikh panth rejected the movie which led to box-office failure of the movie and ultimately to the withdrawal of the film.

Withdrawal of Nanak Shah Fakir movie is a victory for Sikh Panth; Jathedar should take firm stand now: Sikh Youth of Punjab

Hoshairpur: Sikh Youth of Punjab, a Sikh youth organisation which actively campaigned against the Nanak Shah Fakir movie, today released a written statement saying that withdrawal of controversial film Nanak Shah Fakir by Harinder Sikka (maker of the movie) was a victory of the Sikh panth. ‘We took no time to oppose the movie when […]

Khalsa March vows to defeat the enemies of the Panth who are hell bent to subvert fundamental beliefs of Sikh faith

The 'Khalsa March' organized by spirited youth associated with Sikh Youth of Punjab- the Dal Khalsa's youth wing- today vowed to defend the fundamentals of the Sikh religion, uphold the distinct identity of the Sikh people and defeat the designs of the enemies of the Panth- whether they are from inside or outside.

Personification of Sikh Gurus through human actor or depiction through Animation, portraits or computer graphics is equally prohibited

Makers of the Nanak Shah Fakir movie are taking a plea that they did not violate Sikh tenets as Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Ji was depicted in Nanak Shah Fakir movie through computer graphics and no human actor has played the role of Guru Nanak ji in this movie.

Sikh youth body to oppose Nanak Shah Fakir movie

A Sikh youth body named Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) has announced to oppose upcoming movie "Nanak Shah Fakir". The movie is said to depict the life of first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Ji, through the eyes of Guru Ji's companion Bhai Mardana. It is notable that depicting Sikh Gurus is not allowed in the Sikh tradition and Nanak Shah Fakir is believed to have violated the tradition.

Demonstration by Dal Khalsa’s youth wing on burning socio-political issues

Amritsar, Punjab: Dal Khalsa has urged the Jathedar Akal Takht not to lower their status and prestige by repeatedly appealing to centre and state governments to release the prisoners who have completed their jail term. When we see that all pleas of Jathedar to Modi government has fallen on deaf ears, it pains and hurt […]

Parmjeet Singh elected as new head of ‘Sikh Youth of Punjab’

Sikh Youth of Punjab recently elected it’s new president to carry forward the work and mission of the organization. SYP elected Paramjit Singh as it’s new head who replaced Nobeljit Singh.

Implementation of the original Nanakshahi calendar is vital for the unity of the Sikhs: SYP

Dal Khalsa youth wing ‘Sikh Youth of Punjab’ has reasserted it’s stand to follow the original Nanakshahi Calendar. A gathering of the Sikh Youth of Punjab today observed in a resolution that ‘implementing the original Nanakshahi calendar is vital for the unity of the Sikhs’.

Sikh Youth of Punjab vows to address drug menace, yellow literature

Amritsar, Punjab (Sept. 30): Realizing that excellence and activism is need of the hour, the young activist’s boys and girls gathered at a call of Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) today resolved that they would address the issues of drug menace, disrespect to women and yellow literature with persuasion, education and arming residents of Punjab with the knowledge.

Aiming to create awareness against social problems, SYP to organize Youth conference on Sep 30

Amritsar, Punjab: The Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) will be organizing a youth conference aiming to create awareness against drug menace, criminalization of politics, crime against women and vulgarity in culture at UT market opposite GNDU, Amritsar on September 30.

Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) to adopt a pro-active approach to create mass awareness against socio-political problems

Amritsar, Punjab: The Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) has decided to organize a youth rally against drug menace, criminalization of politics, crime against women and vulgarity in culture at Amritsar on Oct 7.

Sikh Youth of Punjab takes exception to Sukhbir Badal’s statement on drugs menace

Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) - the youth wing of Dal Khalsa - today took exception over the statement of Punjab Deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal that no politician was patronizing the drug trafficking in Punjab.

Seminar Report : Sikh Nation and the Indian Elections – an analysis

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (April 28, 2014): Sikh Nationalist party Dal Khalsa, on April 27, said the elections are irrelevant because New Delhi has failed to take steps to meet longstanding Sikh demands, including the release of detainees, justice for victims of 1984 genocide, punishment to guilty police officers, fulfilling greater political aspirations.

Dal Khalsa terms Congress, BJP, AAP as feathers of the same flock

Jalandhar, Punjab (April 13, 2014): Describing Congress, BJP, AAP as feathers of the same flock, the Dal Khalsa head Harchranjit Singh Dhami said all mainstream political parties have same agenda when it comes to Sikh aspirations as they don’t want to resolve the Punjab problem and instead want to muzzle the voice of dissent through state might.

To commemorate Khalsa Sajna Divas, Dal Khalsa ‘s youth body plans Conference focusing on Sikh Nationalism

To commemorate the Khalsa Sajna Divas, the Dal Khalsa has resolved to observe April 13 as Sikh Nationalism Day by holding a youth conference on the concept of Sikh Nationhood.

Sikh leaders & intellectuals lauded role of political thinker/ ideologue Sirdar Kapur Singh

Amritsar, Punjab (March 02, 2014): Reminiscing the role and contribution of political thinker and ideologue Sirdar Kapur Singh, Sikh seminary and political groups touched upon various facets of the life and times of Sirdar Kapur Singh. The occasion was 105th birth anniversary of the former ICS and Sikh stalwart.

Sikh Youth of Punjab to hold seminar on Panthic contribution and political thought of Sirdar Kapur Singh

Amritsar, Punjab (February 27, 2014): As per information the Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) has decided to observe 2 March -the 105th birth anniversary of Sirdar Kapur Singh -National Professor of Sikhism and the modern day ideologue of sovereign character of the Sikh people.

Calling SGPC head a liar: Either Badal should tender apology or Makkar should quit: Sikh Youth of Punjab

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (February 15, 2014): Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) has asked the Jathedar Avtar Singh to resign from the headship of SGPC in order to uphold the honour the exalted office.

Catch the “bull by its horns”: SYP on Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)’s list of corrupt politicians

Jalandhar, Punjab (February 04, 2014): Commenting on Aam Aadmi Party’s list of corrupt politicians, the Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) said more than individuals, its existing political system that’s corrupt and the need of the hour is to catch the "bull by its horns".

Drug racket: To keep its image clean, Akali Dal should not run from the judicial probe, say Sikh Youth of Punjab

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (January 09, 2014): The Sikh Youth of Punjab has urged the Punjab chief minister not to run from the probe into global drug racket in case he wishes to keep the image of the party clean.

Big challenge lies ahead, but determined to fight – Annual meet of Sikh Youth of Punjab concludes

Amritsar, Punjab (January 06, 2014): Expressing their deep concern over the large-scale corruption in politics and rising drug abuse in Punjab, the Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) believes that it has left demoralizing effects on the lives of youth.

SYP demands judicial inquiry into Bhola’s confession about involvement of Punjab ministers in drug racket

Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab (December 20, 2013): The Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) has demanded an inquiry by sitting judge of Punjab and Haryana High Court to look into Jagdish Bhola's confession that three Punjab cabinet ministers were involved in the drug racket.

Stressing on unity within Panth, Dal Khalsa cautioned leaders to avoid controversial issues that tend to create internal divide

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (November 24, 2013): Dal Khalsa head Bhai Harcharan Jeet Singh Dhami stressed on unity amongst Sikhs and called upon leaders of the community to be sensitive towards the Sikh situation and avoid controversial issues that have a potential of creating bad blood within the community.

Observe martyrdom day of Ninth Guru as ‘Human Rights & Religious Freedom’ day on Nov 24

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (November 11, 2013): Asserting that Guru Teg Bahadur was in fact “dharam di chadar” (cover for religion), and not “Hind-di-chadar” (cover for Hindu), the Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) has urged the Union government to correct all errors and misgivings about Sikh Gurus from the books published by the NCERT.

VIDEO: Freedom and Justice March by Sikhs to mark 29th anniversary of Sikh Genocide

Jalandhar, Punjab (November 01, 2013): Akali Dal Panch Pardhani (ADPP) and Dal Khalsa organized a Freedom and Justice March on November 01, 2013 at Jalandhar to mark the 29th anniversary of the Sikh Genocide 1984.

Pictorial Highlights of the “Freedom and Justice March” held at Jalandhar

Jalandhar, Punjab (November 01, 2013): Sikh bodies such as Dal Khalsa, Akali Dal Panch Pardhani (ADPP) and Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) organized a "Freedom and Justice March" at Jalandhar on November 01, 2013 to mark the 29th anniversary of the Sikh Genocide 1984.

UN should probe the November 1984 killings as it did in the case of Benazir Bhutto’s murder

Jalandhar, Punjab (November 1, 2013): Losing all faith in the political as well as justice system of the India, the Dal Khalsa and Akali Dal Panch Pardhani (ADPP) have demanded a UN probe into the killings of Sikhs in November 1984 in various parts of India, on the pattern of the UN probe done in the case of the killing of former Pakistani President Ms. Benazir Bhutto.

SCI verdict provides the voters a right to reject candidates contesting elections: Will it help in cleaning India’s Corrupt Political system?: SYP

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (September 27, 2013): Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP) says that the Supreme Court judgment providing the voters a right to reject candidates contesting elections is a positive development as it might help in cleansing the corrupt political system to some extent.

Name and shame politicians, cops involved in drug smuggling: SYP to Shashi Kant

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (September 12, 2013): The Dal Khalsa's youth wing 'Sikh Youth of Punjab' (SYP) has endorsed the observation made by the former director general of police (prisons) Shashi Kant that the drug racket in Punjab is not short of a “systematic genocide” by drug smugglers and their “protectors sitting in the government at all levels”.
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