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I'd never heard of Gian Godri Sahib before

Disgraceful

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Very sad story

Anyone know from where could I get a hard copy of the book?

****ADMIN, please delete this duplicate thread. I've just read about the double-posting issue, and have seen for myself that it is very annoying! Thanks

I watched an interview recently on SIkh Channel from Delhi, with Bhai Gurcharan Singh Babbar. He also did an interview a few months ago on Sikh Channel in the UK. He says he has spent most of the past 28 years trying to get justice for what happened in Delhi in 1984, and speaks very emotively and powerfully. I plan to watch it again from the beginning He was also promoting his book 'Indian Governement Organised Carnage, Nov. 1984', which is also in Punjabi. I didn't know anything about him until recently, but it seems he has written other books about 1984, and has been doing a lot to get justice. There are some videos of an interview/discussion with him on youtube: Can any of the Sangat enlighten further about this personality, and the books he has written?

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There's an excellent four part katha on Mata Sahib Kaur Ji on gurbaniupdesh.org: http://www.gurbaniupdesh.org/multimedia/index.php?q=f&f=%2F04-Katha%2F13-Giani+Thakur+Singh+Ji+%28Patiala+Wale%29

Is there any way the Akal Takht could ask him to explain his actions? If that happens, and the issue gets in the media, he would have no choice but to either stand by his actions, or regret them and apologise, otherwise he could face being excommunicated.

I've watched up to 30 minutes of this video so far. It sees that the grooming issue is predominantly affecting the North in areas where there are high numbers of Mirpuris, like the Midlands, Lancashire and Yorkshire, as well as Luton. The issue does not seem to affect London or the Home Counties so much.

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From their website http://www.sasorg.co.uk/: Sun 21 Oct 2012 Sexual Grooming 11.30am Singh Sabha Gurdwara 1 Calderwood Street Woolwich London SE18 6QW

This is from http://www.sasorg.co.uk/ (Sikhawareness Society) Sun 21 Oct 2012 Sexual Grooming 11.30am Singh Sabha Gurdwara 1 Calderwood Street Woolwich London SE18 6QW