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Kamal Nath is the current Indian Union Cabinet Minister of Road Transport and Highways. He was indicted by the Nanavati Commission on allegations that he was involved in the 1984 anti-Sikh massacre in Delhi. Eye witnesses placed Nath as the leader of the mob which burnt down a Gurdwara (Sikh Temple).

Till date Kamal Nath has not been punished but infact rewarded by the Indian Government with Promotions.

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On 2 November 1984 Kamal Nath (current Indian Cabinet Minister) led and controlled a mob assault on Sri Rakaj Ganj Gurdwara (opposite the Indian Parliment), where 100s of Sikhs had taken refuge. After a seige that lasted a day, parts of the Gurdwara complex were put on fire and 2 Shaheed Singhs were burned alive by the mob.

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Mr Nath may not have been charged in a court of law in India, as he says, but his "involvement" in the 1984 cases is a matter of much documented record as Manoj Mitta and HS Phoolka point out in their book. Extracts from the chapter titled: A Tale of Two Gurudwaras

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[Page 49] ...Rakab Ganj Gurudwara, despite being across the street from Parliament House, was subjected to a prolonged siege in which its periphery was damaged, and two Sikhs were roasted alive. The attack on Rakab Ganj Gurudwara was also remarkable for the fact that it was probably the first, and so far, the only instance in the history of mass violence in India, where a political leader admitted to being on the spot. And such an instance ironically occurred in the immediate vicinity of India's parliament.

The leader in question was Kamal Nath, who was at the time of the 1984 carnage, an up and coming Congress MP from Madhya Pradesh, and is now a cabinet minister holding a key economic portfolio in the Manmohan Singh government. In a siege that lasted over five hours, Kamal Nath is said to have been there for over two hours.

Given the strategic location of Rakab Ganj Gurudwara, Kamal Nath's presence there was confirmed by two of the senior-most officers, Commissioner Subhash Tandan, and Additional Commissioner Guatam Kaul, as also by an independent source, The Indian Express reporter, Sanjay Suri.

This is more than could be said about any of the Congress MPs from Delhi, whether HKL Bhagat, Jagdish Tytler, Sajjan Kumar or Dharam Dass Shastri, as the charge of their complicity was based entirely on the testimony of victims...

Extract taken from the book When A Tree Shook Delhi

By By Manoj Mitta By H.S. Phoolka

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Dear All,

This is to inform everyone that Mr. Kamal Nath is not attending the India Business Forum at London Business School tomorrow.

This had been updated on the website on 5th May- http://www.indiabusi...et/lonconf.html

Regards,

India Business Forum

** PROTEST WILL BE ON**

COACH LEAVING SMETHWICK GNG AT 5AM, WED 12TH MAY 2010.

KAMAL NATH- THE MAN WHO HAS OVER 4,000 SIKHS BLOOD ON HIS HAND

ATTACKED RAKAB GANK SAHIB GURDWARA

BURNT GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI SAROOPS

RAPED OUR SISTER

PROTEST WED 12TH MAY 2010 - AT LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL, REGENTS PARK, LONDON, NW1 4SA

LETS SHOW WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN AND WILL NOT FORGET...

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The protest ended shortly before 12.30pm today. Kamal Nath did not turn up as the India Business Forum did announce yesterday. The turnout of protestors was 100+ we have been told. Not a bad turnout considering it was day time during the week, however, could have and probably should have been a lot more. But well done to the organisers of the protest for a successful campaign to stop his attendance and thanks to London Business School for respecting the wishes of the Sikh community, although they have not stated that it was for this reason that he did not attend.

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The protest against Kamal Nath'svisit to the United Kingdom for the 8th Annual Indian Business Forumwas a success as over 100 protesters turned out at the London Business Schoolat Regent's Park.

Protesters arrived in coachesfrom across the UK, including, Southall, Slough, Gravesend, Ilford, Birmingham,Coventry, Wolverhampton, Walsall and Woolwich.

Some protesters arrived as earlyas 6AM as the protest continued until noon where it was confirmed that KamalNath would not be attending the programme at any further stage. Protesters enteredthe vicinity of the hall in which the event was due to be held but whereremoved by the security and Police with an aggressive baton charge.

Fortunately nobody was injuredand nobody was arrested however, we are greatly disappointed to learn that theLondon Business School refused to tender an apology to the Protesters and SikhCommunity in general.

Unfortunately, due to the timingof the event, many students were unable to attend due to examinations;nevertheless, a dedicated few went to the extent of missing their exams tosupport the Protest.

British Sikh Student FederationGeneral Secretary, Kirat Raj Singh was in discussion with senior members of theNational Students Union (NSU) to discuss plans of how to stop Violators ofHuman Rights from being invited to similar events held at University platformsand details of this will be released soon.

We hope that this serves as aclear warning that if violators of Human Rights are to be invited to events inthe UK then they will be met with similar protests!

Harinder Singh

Media Secretary

British Sikh Student Federation

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Protesting Kamal Nath in Absentia

May 12, 2010, 7:56 PM IST

Kamal Nath is India’s pitch-man-in-chief, circling the globe to speak at conferences, road shows and official get-togethers, first as India’s trade minister and now as India’s highways minister. But recently he’s been getting unwanted attention on his overseas jaunts.

On Wednesday in London, where he had been scheduled to appear at a conference at the London Business School, a crowd of about 30 Sikhs (eventually over 100) waited outside the venue, facing a small line of police, chanting slogans against Mr. Nath. Ironically, even though Mr. Nath was in London, he didn’t attend the conference, having given his regrets about 10 days ago.

But that didn’t deter the demonstrators who showed up just in case Mr. Nath showed up too. They claim the minister was involved in the anti-Sikh riots that followed the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1984. Mr. Nath faced another demonstration over the same allegations on a recent trip to Canada.

“We decided to go ahead anyway because the police would not confirm that he would not attend,” said Jagtar Singh, an adviser to Sikh Federation U.K., which organized the demonstration.

A government spokeswoman said Mr. Nath denies any involvement in the anti-Sikh riots and wonders why he is being accused of something more than 25 years after the alleged event. She added that she didn’t think his cancellation was related to the prospect of a protest but had been unable to confirm that with the minister.

Few in the conference were aware of what the demonstrators were protesting. Some thought they were there to protest Vedanta and its controversial mining project in Orissa since Vedanta chairman Anil Agarwal also had been scheduled to attend. But he was traveling and also was a no-show.

The demonstrators made some noise through the morning of the conference, on the periphery of Regent’s Park, then disbanded. But Mr. Nath should expect more of the same as he globetrots to try to drum up investment in India’s infrastructure. Let’s hope he didn’t cancel his appearance out of security concerns, as some in the audience speculated, since India needs all the help with infrastructure it can get and Mr. Nath is an enthusiastic raiser of much-needed funds.

http://blogs.wsj.com/indiarealtime/2010/05/12/protesting-kamal-nath-in-absentia/

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