New Delhi / 18 May 2016
In a letter sent to Narendra Modi Prime
Minister of India the President of the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee
(DSGMC) Manjit Singh G.K. had suggested him to seek apology for 1984 genocide
in which thousands of innocent Sikhs were killed mercilessly. The wounds of the
genocide are still oozing 32 years after the aghast massacre because families
of the victims are waiting for justice.
27 million Sikhs living across the nations are
looking towards Government of India for delivery of justice to these families.
The fight of Sikhs for justice is unending. Despite the colossal massacre only
a few cases were registered against the perpetrators of genocide that too with
the intervention of 11 commissions and committees that investigated the
genocide from time-to-time, G.K. wrote in letter.
He said days of massacre are the black days in
the history of modern India and so far no effort have been made by the Indian
Government to give solace to the Sikh population for the gross injustice done
to them and Congress Party which is responsible for perpetrating Sikh genocide
has been running the Indian government for most of the 32 years after the
genocide. It made all efforts to scuttle the system of giving justice and Sikhs
have no hope from them.
DSGMC President said that when BJP government
has taken over under the able command of Narendra Modi Sikhs keeps a hope that
justice delivery is expedited. G.K. also said that on behalf of the Sikh
diaspora he seek from you to offer apology to them as a step towards realising
and sharing pain Sikhs are passing through and it would give them a solace and
help them heal the wounds even if courts of law take time to pronounce
judgments.
With Thanks : Media DSGMC
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