Rape and killing of
women in India
The British
Sikh community and others once again came together to express their solidarity
with the family of the Delhi gang-rape victim who died.
Yesterday's
candle lit vigil held in Victoria Square Birmingham City Centre was a
coming-together of a number of groups who wanted to express their grief and
anger over what happened. It comes as five suspects are charged with murder,
rape and kidnap, if found guilty they could face the death penalty, a sixth
suspect will be tried as a juvenile.
The crime
has sparked outrage across the World. There have been widespread protests in
India following the death of the woman who was 23 and a medical student. Others
have lit candles in her memory. She was attacked and raped on a bus in Delhi.
It's been described as a harrowing and brutal assault.
For the last
28 years, successive Indian governments had given open immunity to those who
perpetrated similar violent crimes against Sikh women, during the 1984 Sikh
Genocide in India.
The silence
of the administration, politicians and the justice system over the rape of
women from the Sikh community in broad daylight during the 1984 genocide has
resulted in perpetrators of those crimes not being brought to justice,
resulting in a common attitude amongst people in India, that you will not be
punished for rape.
The Indian
Government needs to take urgent action and send out a clear message and make
sure that other perpetrators of such crimes are brought to Justice. There are
criminals amongst the politicians, police force and across the Indian
Government who have committed such vile acts as rape and not been prosecuted
for their crimes. Jagdish Tytler, Sajjan Kumar, Arun Nehru, Kamal Nath, KPS
Gill and others are amongst those who should be prosecuted for their actions
during and after the 1984 Sikh Genocide in India.
Please find
attached the full list of criminals who should be prosecuted for their crimes
during and after the 1984 Sikh Genocide in India. A candle lit vigil is held in
November every year in Birmingham City Centre, in remembrance of the Sikhs who
were killed during the 1984 Sikh Genocide.
Posted
by
Parmjit
Singh Sekhon (Dakha)
President
Dal Khalsa Alliance
Hindus-Brahmins-Terrorism
in India,
INDIAN
Hindus-Brahmins-TERRORIST,
AND
INDIA TERRORIST COUNTRY
***********************************
IT
IS TIME TO DECLARE
INDIA
AS A TERRORIST COUNTRY
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