Example of Fake Police Encounter

As far as nearly everyone knew, Gurnam Singh Bandala was gunned down in a shootout with police 13 years ago during the waning days of an uprising by Sikh separatists.

That is, until Bandala turned up alive, living as a preacher outside this northern Indian city.

"It's the perfect cover, being dead," says Bandala, the classic image of a towering Sikh with his white robe, deep blue turban and long gray beard.

Welsh School Going on racist!

Nearly 4,000 people have joined online petitions in support of a 14-year-old Sikh girl who has filed a legal challenge after being excluded by her school for wearing a kara.

Sarika Singh, a pupil at the Aberdare Girls' School in the Welsh town of Aberdare, has been excluded since Nov 5 and was forced to attend lessons in isolation for two months after the staff at the school first noticed her wearing the kara or bracelet.

Indians Despise Shaheedi Divas Celebrations for National Sikh Heroes

Picture of Shaheed Bhai Beant Singh & Satwant Singh Ji

New Delhi (KP) – In their latest attempt at direct interference into Sikh affairs, right-wing Hindu organizations and the mainstream Indian media have now criticized the commemoration of Shaheed Bhai Satwant Singh and Shaheed Bhai Kehar Singh by the Sikh Panth.

Head Granthi Second Key Witness against Tytler

New Delhi (KP) – Controversial Congress leader Jagdish Tytler who was recently given a clean chit by India's Central Bureau Investigation (CBI) in cases of his involvement in the 1984 anti-Sikh pogroms has once again found himself in trouble as fresh evidence establishing his involvement in the massacres has emerged. CBI dropped all charges against Tytler in November 2007 because of 'absence' of eye-witnesses as all those who had previous testified had withdrawn their statements at one point or another. 

Aggi Pakistani Men

Feroz Khan, who killed Skander Rehman because he believed, wrongly, he was having an affair with his wife

A 20-year-old gunman who shot dead a "thoroughly decent young man" out of misplaced sexual jealousy has been told he faces spending the rest of his life behind bars.
Feroz Khan blasted Skander Rehman in the back of the head at point blank range after luring him to a Bradford park because he wrongly believed his victim had been having an affair with his wife.
But Leeds Crown Court heard 20-year-old university student Skander had rejected the girl's advances out of decency and loyalty to Khan.
Sentencing Khan to detention for life, Judge James Stewart, QC, told him: "This was a planned offence, a cold-blooded execution of a young man who had his whole life in front of him, for no other reason than you wrongly thought he had disrespected and been disloyal to you. Your behaviour has sent shock waves through your community. In my judgement you are a highly dangerous young man who has access to guns."