Khalra Mission Gives List Of 148 Cops To Akal Takht

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‘Genocide’ During Militancy Period​

Khalra Mission gives list of 148 cops to Akal Takht ​

Neeraj Bagga
Tribune News Service​

Amritsar, July 23
The Khalra Mission Organisation (KMO) here today submitted a list of 148 police officials, who were allegedly involved in ‘genocide of Sikhs’ during militancy period in the state, to Akal Takht.

The memorandum signed by seven office-bearers of the KMO demanded that the highest temporal seat of the Sikhs must summon former DGP Punjab KPS Gill in matter of cremation of 25,000 bodies as unclaimed and added that the Parkash Singh Badal government must also register an FIR against him in this regard.

It also sought that the state government must appoint a judicial commission to conduct inquiry against these 148 police officials. It opined that the committee for inquiry must be instituted in a given time frame and its violation must be dealt with social boycott of Badal and his party men. KMO president Harmandeep Singh Sarhali requested stopping of honouring those politicians and bureaucrats, who were involved in the “genocide of Sikhs”.

source:
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2010/20100724/punjab.htm#4

 

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Sou_jyot ji

What is the Khaira Mission ...as I am not finding much information on the Internet and am not sure if I am reading things properlly. Is Khaira Mission the same as Khaira Missoin Organizaiton.

And if you know the answer. What is the connection between Khaira Mission organization and the Sikh genocide? Are they an advocacy group?
Are they "friends of the court?" Did they file an amicus brief? Are they acting as diligent citizens? Why have they compiled a list of policemen? And how did they gather the information? This is coming from the outfield for people who do not have any background.

 

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Narayanjot Kaur Ji:

Please review the following link:

http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/hard-talk/14636-a-role-model-jaswant-singh-khalra.html

My personal information is that after the abduction & murder of S. Jaswant Singh Khalra (A Human Rights Activist) by the Punjab Police, the Khalra Mission - a group of dedicated Sikh associates - took over his work / projects!

Further information is available through Google search: Jaswant Singh Khalra

 

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Most appreciated Soul_jyot ji

And here the answer lay at SPN all along.