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Key Politician Involved in The Sikh Massacre of 1984
NOVEMBER 3, 1984
Mr. Nath led a mob of 4,000 people that attacked and destroyed Gurudwara Rakab Ganj in New Delhi and burned aliveseveral Sikhs inside in November 1984. Journalist, Sanjay Suri, reported Kamal Nath's presence in front of Gurudwara Rakab Ganj Sahib on November 1. Mr. Nath was described as 'controlling the crowd.'
Kamal Nath
KNOW
The ’84 killings too were mercilessly planned and executed by the state, with a breathtaking disregard forgovernance and constitutional rights. After this bloodbath, the state and itspartners-in-crime preferred to forgetthe bloody drama they had enacted. Are the lives of innocent men, womenand children of so little consequence topoliticians and men in public officethat they can be brutally murdered enmasse in the country’s capital for overfour days before an effort is made tostop the killings? Does it then have totake over 22 years and 10 inquiry commissions to book the guilty for thechilling inhumanity against the Sikhs.
- Patwant Singh
READ
When a Tree Shook Delhi, by ManojMitta & H S Phoolka Twenty Years of Impunity by Jaskaran Kaurhttp://www.ensaaf.org/pdf/reports/20years-2nd.pdf
WATCH
Watch the online video clip of ManojMitta describing Kamal Nath’s role inthe Sikh massacre. www.TheWidowColony.com
FOR INFORMATION VISIT
www.ensaaf.org www.carnage84.com www.sikhcoalition.org
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