Hawara's Sentance Delivered Today

[hawk13]

Today Jagtar Singh Hawara and 5 other singhs have been convicted but quatum of punishment shall be decided on saturday what is the legal position? under TADA convicts have no right to appeal in high court but can appeal to supreme court it is true that singhs will be in chardikala but true tribute shall be to remove THE CANCER OF SIKHS TRADITIONAL FAKE AKALIS LIKE SUKHBIR AND PRAKASH TRAITOR PRESENT DAY LAL SINGHS AND PEOPLLE LIKE SUKHDEV SINGH DHINSA WHO DISTRIBUTED WINE AND SWEETS ON HEARING ABOUT THE MARTYDOM OF BABA MANOCHAL AND CALLED HIM CONGRESS AGENT.True tribute shall be to remove anti panthic people from sikh politics not to vote for them in return for narcotics.and to boycott these traitors during their visits aboard.

[S1ngh]

PEOPLLE LIKE SUKHDEV SINGH DHINSA WHO DISTRIBUTED WINE AND SWEETS ON HEARING ABOUT THE MARTYDOM OF BABA MANOCHAL AND CALLED HIM CONGRESS AGENT.

Veerjee.. with what source u can say that?

[hawk13]

PEOPLLE LIKE SUKHDEV SINGH DHINSA WHO DISTRIBUTED WINE AND SWEETS ON HEARING ABOUT THE MARTYDOM OF BABA MANOCHAL AND CALLED HIM CONGRESS AGENT.

Veerjee.. with what source u can say that?

veerji he openly said in a interview with all indian press like tribune ,indian express and send congratulations to Ajit singh sandhu and said he has nothing to fear and boasted about it in elction campaigning and his son openly used disgraceful language aginist sikh fighters all traditional akalis r cancer on panth which needs to be removed.

[lsingh]

PEOPLLE LIKE SUKHDEV SINGH DHINSA WHO DISTRIBUTED WINE AND SWEETS ON HEARING ABOUT THE MARTYDOM OF BABA MANOCHAL AND CALLED HIM CONGRESS AGENT.

Veerjee.. with what source u can say that?

veerji he openly said in a interview with all indian press like tribune ,indian express and send congratulations to Ajit singh sandhu and said he has nothing to fear and boasted about it in elction campaigning and his son openly used disgraceful language aginist sikh fighters all traditional akalis r cancer on panth which needs to be removed.

eleven years on, emotions run high

Relatives not allowed to meet convicts

Swati Sharma & Akash Ghai

Tribune News Service

Children of Shamsher Singh, one of the convicts, standing outside Burail jail waiting to meet their father. — Tribune photograph by Manoj Mahajan

Chandigarh, July 27

The relatives of those involved in the Beant Singh assassination were not permitted to meet those convicted at Burail Jail, today. Emotions ran high as they struggled to see the face of their dear ones whose fate was decided more than a decade after the trial began.

However, it has always been problematic for the relatives to meet those in custody. The mother of Lakhwinder Singh, one of the convicts, passed away on May 3, 2004. However, he was not allowed to attend the funeral.

“Initially, the authorities gave their go ahead for the same, but they backtracked at the last moment,” lamented Hardev Singh, Lakhwinder’s brother.

An aunt of Lakhwinder, one of the convicted in the Beant Singh assassination case, at Burail Jail.

Jan Singh, the brother-in-law of accused Lakwinder Singh, said, “Though we were allowed to enter the jail, the police didn’t let us enter the courtroom.” Jan Singh has come all the way from Ludhiana to meet his relative.

The situation was worse for the sister of Jagtar Singh Hawara - the mastermind in the case. She was denied entry on the jail premises while the others were let in. Baljit is also suspected of helping Hawara, Jagtar Singh Tara and Shamsher Singh dig the tunnel at Burail jail. It was alleged that she had arranged the car for the three to flee.

When questioned about this, she said, “They are mere allegations and nothing has been established as yet. During police custody, I was tortured both mentally and physically and I have come here only for my brother.”

Dev Singh, uncle of Jagtar Singh Hawara

For the children of Shamsher Singh, who was also convicted, the journey back home to Palsora was sadder as they could not meet their father.

The wife of another convict, Naseeb Singh, Avtar Kaur said: “I don’t know why we could not meet him despite making it in time.”

A radical group, Khalsa Action Committee, turned up at the jail premises but was disappointed after the pronouncement of the order.

They claimed that they had come to show solidarity with the convicts and later dispersed peacefully. The members of the group said: “We hope that the higher court will eventually take all aspects of the case into consideration and resolve the matter in a truly humane manner.”

A brief altercation

A delegation of radical Sikhs, led by former bureaucrat Gurtej Singh, had a brief altercation with jail authorities as they wanted to enter the jail premises. However, the jail authorities did not allow them to proceed. “We are here to express solidarity with the accused,” Singh, who was accompanied by some members of Khalsa Action Committee (KAC).

[sunny_love_kirtan]

COURT'S DECISION AGAIN POSTPONED TODAY.

[Nirvair S Khalsa]

Although convicted yesterday (27th July 07), the court was supposed to give the sentence today (28th July 07), but this has been postponed now as well.

Babbar Jagtar Singh Jee Hawara (who was first to enter the court) yesterday is said to have greeted the judge with "Vaheguroo Jee Kaa Khalsa, Vaheguroo Jee Kee Phateh" and was in high spirits. Balwant Singh also convicted who entered the court next shouted "Khalistan Zindabad, Dilawar Singh Amar Rahe"...

We must all do Ardhaas for the Chardhee Kalaa of these great Gursikhs, such as a GEM of the Panth like Babbar Jagtar Singh Jee Hawara!

Vaheguroo Jee Kaa Khalsa, Vaheguroo Jee Kee Phateh!!!

[Mehtab Singh]

They probably freak out on seeing him in chardi kala and think "Later!"

[B4ND4]

http://www.tribuneindia.com/2007/20070728/main1.htm

http://www.tribuneindia.com/2007/20070728/punjab1.htm#1

[Guest Hardeep_S_Khalsa]

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[Nirvair S Khalsa]

Defence Lawyers Roughed Up

Beant case sentencing postponed

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, July 28

The pronouncement of the quantum of sentence in the Beant Singh assassination case was deferred to Monday following the alleged manhandling and roughing up of defence lawyers by the Burail jail staff and police today.

Iron curtain: Workers at the Burail Jail put blankets on the entry gate in a bid to prevent the media from covering the Beant Singh assassination trial proceedings in Chandigarh on Saturday. — Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan

The defence counsel told the mediapersons, waiting outside the jail premises, that they had boycotted the proceedings before the special CBI court as the treatment being meted out to them was not appropriate and in gross violation of the established norms of decency.

Defence lawyers A.S. Chahal and Arvind Thakur alleged that the jail staff misbehaved with them after frisking them in a completely uncivil manner. One defence lawyer, whose name was duly entered in the jail list, was reportedly told to move out of the court on the ground that he was not carrying his identity card.

"Given the circumstances, we felt it was best to boycott the court proceedings and expressed our inability to argue the case," the lawyers said.

Meanwhile, an undaunted CBI counsel, S.K. Saxena, refused to comment on the defence lawyers' allegations. He told the mediapersons that as the defence lawyers had boycotted the proceedings, the sentence would be pronounced on Monday at 11.30 am. He said: "We have demanded death penalty for the accused facing serious charges."

Meanwhile, Navjot Singh's counsel N.K. Minhas said a CBI team had taken his client to New Delhi at 6 am today. Navjot was acquitted yesterday. A warrant issued in 1995 against him by a Delhi Sessions court is pending and he has been taken to New Delhi in that connection.

The special court of R K Sondhi was all set to deliver the quantum of punishment to be given to the six men who were convicted yesterday, after an 11-year-long trial in the Beant Singh assassination case.

Jagtar Singh Hawara, Balwant Singh, Shamsher Singh, Lakhwinder Singh and Gurmeet Singh were held guilty under Section 302 (murder), 307 (attempt to murder) and 120 (b) (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC. Another accused, Naseeb Singh, was convicted under the Explosives Substances Act.