Nabha, Punjab (February 14, 2011): Advocate Jaspal Singh Manjhpur, Bhai Palwinder Singh Shutrana and Bhai Gurdeep Singh Raju are expected to be released from maximum security jail, Nabha today.
Sikh leader Bhai Daljeet Singh gets bail in Ludhiana case | read this item
Chandigarh (February 7, 2011): The Punjab and Haryana High Court today granted bail to Bhai Daljeet Singh, Chairman of SAD (Panch Pardhani). The decision has come from Justice Ajay Tiwarei’s bench, as the court considered that the prosecution was unduly harassing the appellants. Besides Bhai Daljeet Singh, Advocate Jaspal Singh Manjhpur, Bhai Palwinder Singh Shutrana and Gurdeep Singh Raju were also granted bails today, in the same case by Justice Ajay Tiwari.
Judiciary and Double standards of Law in India | read this item
It is often claimed by various minorities and struggling nations that there are double standards of law that are implemented by judiciary in India. The position is such that the statement of former chief Justice of Supreme Court of India, M.N. Venkatachaliah, as regards attitude of State that: “Show me the man; I will show you the Law” also depicts the scenario dominating the functioning of judiciary.
Sikh body urges Amnesty International to declare Daljit Singh Bittu as Prisoner of Conscience | read this item
Amritsar (January 06, 2010): In a letter written by Kanwarpal Singh (Secretary) of Dal Khalsa, International organization- Amnesty International is urged to declare Bhai Daljeet Singh Bittu as prisioner of conscience.
Amritsar (06 January, 2011): On 04 January, 2011 Dal Khalsa’s Secretary, Kanwarpal Singh Bittu, wrote a letter to Amnesty International. In a 5 page letter addressed to the international watchdog’s Head Office in London, the Sikh group has asked to raise its concern about the human rights situation in Punjab “as we continue to live [...]
Conviction of Dr. Binayak Sen, a black spot on the face of Indian judicial system: Sikh bodies | read this item
Fatehgarh Sahib (December 27, 2010): Various Sikh bodies have condemned the conviction of Dr. Binayak Sen by Raipur Court. In a conference organized at Fatehgarh Sahib (Punjab) on December 27, Sikh bodies including Shiromani Akali Dal (Panch Pardhani), Dal Khalsa, Sikh Students Federation, SAD (International), AISSF; Human Rights bodies like Lawyers of Human Rights International and Sikhs for Human Rights adopted a resolution, approved by the gathering, in this regards.
What are charges against Bhai Daljeet Singh Bittu? | read this item
Ludhiana (December 10, 2010): During seminar on Human Rights Day Advocate Rajwinder Singh Bains gave information about current situation of cases against Bhai Daljeet Singh Bittu. He informed that charge-sheet filed by police is just a bundle of waste papers and there is nothing substantial in it to support charges against Bhai Daljeet Singh Bittu.
L to R: Advo. D.S. Gill (IHRO); Dr. Jeevanjot Kaur; Bibi Parmjeet Kaur Khalra (KMO); Advo. Kuldeep Singh Grewal (MCPI-U); Justice Ajit Singh Bains (PHRO); Bhai Harpal Singh Cheem (SFHR); Advo. Rajwinder Singh Bains and Advo. Lakhwinder Singh
Human Rights Day 2010 | read this item
Ludhiana (December 10, 2010 – SSN): While observing Human Rights Day, the Shiromani Akali Dal (Panch Pardhani) today organized a seminar on “Human Rights and Democracy in Punjab”, which was attended by eminent human rights activists, lawyers, leaders of various political and social organizations, who resolved after considering the views of speakers that ‘systematic and [...]
SAD (Panch Pardhani) alledges misuse of process of law | read this item
Ropar (December 1, 2010): The leaders of Shiromani Akali Dal (Panch Pardhani) have alleged that Cases registered by Punjab Government against Bhai Daljeet Singh Bittu are instances of misuse of process of law.
Sedition Case against Sikhs by Barnala Police for Publishing Speech of Sant Bhindranwale. | read this item
Barnala/ Ludhiana (July 17, 2010): Section 124A is “the prince among the political sections of Indian Penal Code (IPC), designated to suppress the liberty of the Citizens”, was said by Gandhi in his written Statement before a British Judge, when he was charged with “Sedition” by British regime. Ruling regime changed for this peninsula, now called India, in 1947, when British rulers handed over power to current ruling regime of India. But the position of those, who wish to speak for themselves, for their rights, against injustice; who wish to speak fairly and openly, has not changed.
Bhai Lal Singh Akalgarh @ Manjeet Singh
L to R: Advo. D.S. Gill (IHRO); Dr. Jeevanjot Kaur; Bibi Parmjeet Kaur Khalra (KMO); Advo. Kuldeep Singh Grewal (MCPI-U); Justice Ajit Singh Bains (PHRO); Bhai Harpal Singh Cheem (SFHR); Advo. Rajwinder Singh Bains and Advo. Lakhwinder Singh
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