Topic: 1984 anti-Sikh riots

Far from being apologetic about the organised pogrom of Sikhs in 1984, Manmohan Singh had pinned the blame of the massacre on RSS

Pitroda had shrugged off the 1984 riots by dismissing them with his 'hua to hua' remark

Rahul Gandhi, while 'apologising' for Sam Pitroda's remarks, had said that Sonia Gandhi and Manmohan Singh had apologised for the 1984 Sikh genocide. But did they really?

Rahul Gandhi said that what Sam Pitroda said what completely out of line and he should apologise for it. He said that justice needed to be done and the people responsible for 1984 "tragedy" have to be punished.

Sam Pitroda says he wanted to mean jo hua vo bura hua, but ended up saying hua to hua as his Hindi is bad

Being given Lok Sabha tickets, ministries and chief ministership of state seems to be Congress' way of 'punishing' those accused in 1984 riots

There is enough material to show, it was directly Rajiv Gandhi's office, which was giving the directions to kill the Sikhs, says H S Phoolka

In the letter, the professors express their concern over the 'anti-historical' narrative Congress is trying to set that Rajiv Gandhi's tenure cannot be critically analysed

In scathing letters, 1984 anti-Sikh riot victims call Rajiv Gandhi a murderer and tell Rahul Gandhi that they will never forgive the Nehru-Gandhi family

The Bofors scam, 1984 anti-Sikh riots and Bhopal gas tragedy have come back to haunt Congress

Not just a corrupt politician but also a murderer who killed thousands of innocent Sikhs by putting burning tyres around their necks: SAD leader Manjinder Sirsa

Congress party had organised an event to officially hand over the charge of Delhi Congress unit to former Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.

Sajjan Kumar has approached Supreme Court, asking for the reversal of the High Court that convicted him for his role in the 1984 Sikh Genocide.

PM Modi also extended greetings of Lohri to the Sikh community throughout the world.

Phoolka had resigned from the Punjab Assembly in October last year citing the alleged inaction of the State government in dealing with the Bargadi sacrilege case and Behbal Kalan firing case.

Congress leader Gursimran Singh, seeks apology for his video in which he was cleaning statute of Rajiv Gandhi with his turban

The Delhi High Court had rejected a plea filed by Sajjan Kumar seeking time till January 30 to surrender as he wanted to settle family affairs related to his children and property.

Mand's claims of rejoining the party in February this year were rubbished in a clarifying statement by the District Congress President.

Recently Delhi Assembly had passed a resolution urging centre to withdraw Bharat Ratna from Rajiv Gandhi, however, AAP members were seen doing flip-flop over the issue.

Ranganath Misra, the uncle of former CJI Dipak Misra, went on to become a Rajya Sabha MP from the Congress party between 1998-2004, after his report on the 1984 Sikh genocide, exonerating Congress

The court said that it had no ground fro granting the extension of time to surrender to Sajjan Kumar.

He said he had six grandchildren and the conviction came 'all of a sudden'.

Cham Kaur had told before the court that Sajjan Kumar was addressing the crowd and was saying 'hamari ma maar di, Sardaro ko maar do'

Badal said that the Congress Party has murdered democracy by asking directing officials to work according to the whims and fancies of the party leaders.

In August this year, Rahul Gandhi had said that none of the Congress leaders were involved in 1984 Sikh genocide

Sajjan Kumar, who has been now convicted of murdering five Sikhs in the Delhi Cantonment area during the massacre of 1984, has stayed very close to the Congress party despite Congress party projecting otherwise.

Today's judgment reversed the 2013 verdict of the Karkardooma trial court that acquitted Sajjan Kumar but convicted five others in the case

CBI had appealed against the 2013 trial court verdict that acquitted Sajjan Kumar.

Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that the Sikh community is not scared and they will ensure that Kamal Nath gets the punishment for his misdeeds.

The court expressed its disappointment over the delay in justice delivery to the victims and the failure to usher judicial reforms.