December 07th, 2009
  Punjab remained shut to protest against the killing of Darshan Singh Lohara
  Responding to the call of Damdami Taksal for Punjab shutdown on Dec 7, scores of activists of various organizations took out a joint procession on the streets and lanes of Amritsar to protest against the killing of Darshan Singh Lohara in Ludhiana on Dec 5.

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  December 3rd, 2009
  SGPC needs overhaul : Sikh Bodies
Panthic gathering warns government against Aushotosh's anti-Sikh activities
  Upset about the overall functioning of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, the Dal Khalsa along with other Panthic bodies has called for a complete overhaul of the apex body of the Sikhs.
 
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  November 11th, 2009
  To get justice for victims of Nov 1984 anti-Sikh carnage, the Sikh Nation knocked the doors of the UN
  Sikh representatives from various groups under the leadership of Justice (retd) Ajit Singh Bains met Ms Shalini Dewan, Director, United Nations Information Centre at New Delhi on Nov 11, 2009 and urged the UN to intervene.

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  November 3rd, 2009
  Denied Justice is Indian Justice:
Marking 25 years of the anti-Sikh massacre, complete & peaceful shutdown in Punjab
Demand of UN probe into Nov 1984 carnage arise
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  October 30th, 2009
  Let’s shut down Punjab on Nov 3rd!
  Under the aegis of the Khalsa Action Committee- a conglomerate of various religious and political organizations of Punjab, the Dal Khalsa has resolved to observe complete strike on Nov 3 to mark the 25th year of Nov 1984 anti-Sikh carnage.

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  October 10th, 2009
  Campaign against death penalty launched
  The organization under the aegis of Khalsa Action Committee launched a Signature campaign against the death penalty to mark the occasion of World Day against the Death Penalty. Party activists camped at the entrance gate of Darbar Sahib for 3 hours to draw people’s attention and create awareness against the death penalty.
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  October 06th, 2009
  Remembering revolutionary poet and a rebel Gajinder Singh:
'His writings mirror our present situation and are more than relevant'
  Remembering its founder member Gajinder Singh, who hijacked the Indian plane in 1981 and whose name figures in the 20 most wanted list handed over to Pakistan by the Indian Union government, the Dal Khalsa and other Sikh bodies asked the UN to ensure that civil and political rights of Gajinder Singh are restored and he should be granted full liberty to pursue his personal and political life, without fear and intervention of any kind.

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  September 11th, 2009
  Sarbjit Singh Ghuman gets bail; blames police establishment for ruining his life
  After fighting a long legal battle, finally Sarbjit Singh Ghuman has got a temporary reprieve. On the directions of the Panjab and Haryana High Court he has been released on bail on Sep 10, 2009 from the high security jail of Nabha.
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Dal Khalsa activists protesting against Nov 1984 anti-Sikh carnage during Punjab Bandh on Nov 3 at different places.

 

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Gajinder Singh
the revolutionary poet

By: Jagmohan Singh