http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6pxNgpJx8g&feature=share
THIS FAT SHIV SENA HINDU TERRORIST IS OPENLY CHALLENGING SIKHS ACROSS THE WORLD CALLING US TERRORISTS & AGENTS OF PAKISTAN,HE IS DEMANDING THAT INNOCENT SIKH BHAI DAVINDERPAL SINGH BHULLAR BE HANGED - WE WILL SHOW THIS HINDU TERRORIST ON JUNE 5TH HOW MANY SIKHS ARE WILLING TO TAKE HIM OUT! JUNE 5TH HYDE PARK LONDON ALL SIKHS MUST ATTEND!
http://www.sikhsangat.org/2011/05/indian-president-gives-go-ahead-to-hang-professor-davinderpal-singh-bhullar/
BHAI DAVINDERPAL SINGH BHULLAR IS AN INNOCENT MAN WHO HAS BEEN FRAMED,THE INDIAN/HINDUTVA GOVT CAN HANG HIM AT ANY TIME NOW - JUNE 5TH 2011 HYDE PARK - CENTRAL LONDON RALLY WE WILL MARCH FOR HIS FREEDOM AS WELL AS THAT OF OUR NATION AND IN REMEMBRANCE OF 1984 - THE INJUSTICE SUFFERING AND OPPRESSION STILL CONTINUE TILL THIS DAY
Dal Khalsa UK
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Hindu Terrorist THREATENS SIKHS DEMANDS BHAI DAVINDERPAL SINGH JI BHULLAR BE HANGED
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Friday, 27 May 2011
HINDU FANATICS ATTACK SIKH FAMILY IN PAKISTAN
A MOB OF BHAMAN HINDU FANATICS ATTACKED A SIKH FAMILY IN PAKISTAN BELOW IS THE FULL STORY:
Saturday, May 28, 2011
A mob of Hindu extremists targeted a Sikh family in the Thar Desert, causing serious injury to its eldest member, claimed a well-placed source of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP).
Sardar Jagjit Singh Khalsa, who is the head of the impoverished Sikh family, was seriously injured when he was attacked by a baton-slinging and gun-toting mob of Hindus led by Brahmins.
Singh, who converted from Hinduism to Sikhism a few years ago after becoming fed up with the inequality in the caste system, was living in a quarter which belonged to a Brahmin named Manga Ram Sharma. Since then, he was being subjected to religious hatred and this situation spiraled out of control when Singh and his family were attacked by a mob comprising mostly Brahmins.
The assailants were led by Mangha Ram Sharma’s brother-in-law, Tulja Ram Joshi, Choith Ram Joshi, Dholo Joshi, Suneel son of Jagdesh and Lonio Sharma. Carrying firearms and other weapons, the group stormed into Singh’s living quarters and attacked the family.
Singh was severely injured, but his wife and children saved his life by shielding him from the attackers, the source said. After carrying out the attack, the extremist Hindus ransacked his residence, looting valuables and throwing the rest of his belongings out of the house.
Due to the clout enjoyed by the Brahmin community in the area, the police refused to register Jagjit Singh’s FIR, the source further claimed.
The source also revealed that his landlord Mangha Ram had been convicted of corruption after he fled to India, taking millions of rupees. Ram was a land official for the Sindh Revenue Department and posted in the Left-Bank Outfall Drainage project.
On March 16, 2005, the Special Judge (Anti-Corruption) Hyderabad declared him an absconder under Section 512 and issued a proclamation under 87 CrPC and ordered to attach his movable or immovable property under 88 CrPC. Thus these quarters were now government property, the source said.
Singh, who was born into a Dalit/Scheduled caste family, ran from pillar to post, but nobody was willing to hear his cries for help out of fear for the Brahmin community.
The sourced added that Singh appealed to the people, the government, Supreme Court and human rights activists to come to his aid. He also announced that he would go on a hunger strike until justice is served.
According to research conducted by Zulfiqar Shah, a researcher associated with Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (Piler), as many as 40 schedule castes have been identified in Pakistan at the official level. The Constitution of Pakistan ensures equal rights to all its citizens, but discrimination on the basis of religion, race and caste continues to plague the nation.
DAVINDERPAL SINGH BHULLAR SENTENCED TO DEATH
President of India cleared execution of two; including Prof. Devinderpal Singh Bhullar
By Parmjit Singh
Published: May 26, 2011
Prof. Devinder Pal Singh Bhullar
New Delhi (May 26, 2011): Whereas there is a global wave against death penality, India has decided to go ahead with it. After seven years, the clearance has been given for execution of two convicts that could start the process of clearing the long list of death row convicts.
Mrs. Pratibha Patil, President of India, has rejected the revew petitions filed under Article 72 (Indian Consitution) on behalf of Devinder Pal Singh Bhullar of Punjab and Mahendra Nath Das of Assam following the recommendations from the Union Home Ministry, sources in the Ministry said.
The Rashtrapati Bhavan declined to comment, says economics times media report. Bhullar was sentenced to death by a trial court in 2001, for plotting a bed on Maninderjeet Singh Bitta, former youth leader of the ruling Congress party. Though Bitta had escaped the bid but 9 others had died.
A couple of days ago, Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee through advocate K. T. S. Tulsi had urged in the Supreme Court that either his petition should be decided expeditiously or alternatively his death sentence be commuted.
The President has also rejected the mercy petition of Das who has been found guilty of murdering one Hara Kanta Das.
This is for the first time since 2004, when the go ahead has been given for the execution of Dhanjay Chatterjee, that the President has given the nod for any execution.
The decision is expected to spark strong criticism from Sikh circles as Prof. Bhullar’s case has many other related aspects also. Bhullar’s Father, uncle and Friend were killed by Punjab Police during their enforced disappearances. Punjab’s current Vigilance Cheif, Sumedh Saini, is considered to be accused for these murders but he, along with other accused has not faced any trial till date. Moreover Bhullar’s conviction also lacks strong basis. He was convicted solely on the basis of alleged confession made during police custody. Justice M. B. Shah, who was heading three judges bench of the apex court, had accquitted Prof. Bhullar. Justice Shah had rejected the confessional statement labelling it as bundle of lies and tailor made confession. But, other two judges while placing their full reliance on that statement, awarded death punishment to Prof. Bhullar.
Saturday, 21 May 2011
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Hundreds of mourners attend funeral of murdered Gagandip Singh - News - Bexley Times
Hundreds of mourners attend funeral of murdered Gagandip Singh
Reena Kumar, Reporter Thursday, May 19, 2011
12:06 PM
Hundreds of mourners flocked to the funeral of TV executive Gagandip Singh, whose body was found in a burnt-out car.
Horse drawn hearse with flags displaying the Sikh symbolThe religious service took place on Saturday at the Gurdwara Sahib Woolwich in which scores of the Sikh community had travelled in coaches from Birmingham and other parts of London.
The 21-year-old Greenwich University student from Bexleyheath was found in a burnt-out Mercedes C-Class in Angerstein Lane, Blackheath, on February 26.
It is believed that he was still alive when the car was set alight. A post-mortem found he had severe head injuries.
During the service, family and friends recited religious chants and placed roses on the coffin which was adorned with photos.
Hundreds of mourners lined the streets as the funeral cortege departedDirector of Sikh TV, Gursevak Singh, 31, said: “He got a good send-off. People will remember him in the right way. The family was quite shocked at the amount of people who turned up.
“A lot of Sikh leaders came to pay their respects including the mayor of Gravesend.”
Mr Singh was the chief executive officer of television channel Sikh TV and owned a college in Gravesend and two recruitment agencies in Plumstead and Croydon.
After the service, well-wishers headed to Hither Green Crematorium were friends delivered speeches.
Devout Sikh Gagandip SinghIn the condolence book which was placed in the temple, his sister, Amandip Kaur, wrote: “I will always miss you but I promise I will take care of mum just the way you did.
“I’m really proud that I have a brother like you. Love you.”
Mundill Kaur Mahil, 19, of Maidstone Road, Chatham, Kent, Harvinder Singh Shoker, 19, of Charlton Park Lane, Charlton, and Darren Peters, 19, of Shooters Hill Road, Blackheath, have all been charged with his murder.
All three teenagers will appear in court on June 6 for a plea and case management hearing.
