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Former lawmaker gets life sentence for murder of father and son during 1984 anti-Sikh riots - Sajjan Kumar convicted of inciting mob that ran riot in Delhi following Indira Gandhi’s assassination by h ...
Former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar was awarded life imprisonment in a murder case during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. His ...
A special court on Tuesday awarded life imprisonment to former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar in murder case in connection with 1984 anti-Sik.
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Asian News International on MSNSikh Community calls for death penalty for Sajjan Kumar in 1984 riots caseAhead of the trial court's pronouncement of the sentence for Sajjan Kumar in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, members of the Sikh community led by Sikh leader Gurlad Singh organized a protest in front ...
A Scot who faced the death penalty in India after being jailed without trial for seven years has been acquitted in the first case against him. Jagtar Singh Johal, a Sikh activist from Dumbarton ...
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Some members of the Sikh community on Tuesday demanded death penalty for former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar ahead of the verdict by a special court in t ...
The Government has been urged to act to free a British man detained in India for years after he was cleared in one of the ...
In a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, the prosecution seeks the death penalty for ex-Congress MP Sajjan Kumar, convicted for leading a mob that killed a father and son. The court based its verdict on ...
as life imprisonment would be inadequate for the severity of his crime that it said was “against humanity” and targeting the Sikh community The Delhi Police on Tuesday demanded the death ...
Former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar was sentenced to life imprisonment on Tuesday by a special court in Delhi in connection with the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The sentence was awarded by Delhi's Rouse ...
“We will not accept anything less than the death penalty. We are not happy with the verdict of the court,” Sikh leader Gurlad Singh was quoted as saying by India Today. “We will appeal to ...
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