LEST WE FORGET: 33 Years After Thousands Of Sikhs Killed In Delhi Massacre – No Justice For Victims’ Families

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Dear Editor

Soon we are approaching the days when 33 years ago ruling Congress government led by Rajeev Gandhi committed 1984 Sikh Genocide killing thousands of innocent Sikhs, raping hundreds of women, burning houses and businesses of the Sikh community. And the worst thing is that Rajeev Gandhi openly justified killing thousands of innocents and not only defending but also rewarding the guilty Congress leaders and police officers involved in innocent killings. So far in 33 years the Indian ruling Governments have failed to punish the guilty and provide justice to the victims’ families.

The Sikh community living in western countries have been raising voice against innocent killings and human rights violations in India. And demanding justice for the victim families and punishment to the guilty. But because the Indian government was protecting the guilty and not doing anything for the victim families, it was getting very frustrating for the community.

But thanks to Waheguru’s blessings some smart personalities came up with very intelligent plans. Rather than getting frustrated, they decided to start a Sikh Nation Blood Donation drive to save lives in 1999. The great idea was to save lives and at the same time remember and pay homage to the innocent lives lost. And also remind the world about 1984 Sikh Genocide and innocent lives lost.

Over the years this Blood Donation has been becoming more and more popular with more and more people starting to donate blood to save lives. This blood donation drive started in Vancouver has spread all over Canada. Over the years this Blood Donation drive has helped save more than 120,000 lives in Canada. Not only in Canada this Blood Donation drive has started in many other countries and helping save thousands of lives all over the world.

And this years Sikh Nation Blood Donation drive will be starting again the first weekend in November. Once again it is a great opportunity for our people to donate blood and help save lives. It is the best thing you can do. I’ll especially request the youngsters to come to donate blood. And see how much satisfaction you’ll get after donating blood and save a live. Please join and help succeed this drive to save lives and to pay homage to thousands of innocent lives lost in 1984 Sikh Genocide.

Kanwal jit Singh Gill

Surrey, B.C.

 

Activists from a radical Sikh organisation holds placards in support of Sikh leader Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and Khalistan, the name given for an envisioned independent Sikh state, after prayers at the Golden Temple in Amritsar on June 6, 2011. ‘Ghallughara Diwas’ is the anniversary of the deadly 1984 Indian army ‘Operation Bluestar’ assault on the Golden Temple complex to arrest Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, a Sikh leader and his militant followers who had initiated a movement for a separate Sikh state. AFP PHOTO/NARINDER NANU (Photo credit should read NARINDER NANU/AFP/Getty Images)