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Tytler’s arrest warrants out
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LUDHIANA: As Jagdish Tytler failed to appear in a defamation case filed by lawyer-activist H.S. Phoolka, the court of Magistrate K.K. Bansal, today issued warrants for his arrest. Tytler’s petition for transfer of this case to Haryana has been dismissed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court.  He has since petitioned the Supreme Court of India in this regard.  

Despite summons produced by the Ludhiana Court for his appearance, the former minister of India and accused of massacre of Sikhs, in November 1984-Jagdish Tytler failed to appear in the Ludhiana courts today in the said defamation case. 

The case was filed by the lawyer in September 2004 against Tytler for the derogatory remarks made against him during the course of a discussion on a television channel.  

The next date of hearing has been fixed for 28th November.

 


Read extensive coverage of how Indian nation state has acted in a manner most apathetic when it came to massacre of Sikhs in 1984.

Performing Kirtan Over Indira’s Body
When A Tree Shook Delhi
The assassination of memory
WE EXIST! You just don't see us!
Unless we have blood which does not boil 
83-yr-old tells how his son was killed by
      goons in 1984 pogrom

City of Djinns: A Photo Essay
Has Anything Changed?
Day after they burnt the husband, mobs
     returned to kill son and son-in-law

Revisiting 1984 Times
Tearing Tytler
Justice Delayed DENIED
When one man stood up to stop the earth
     from shaking

This army general won the 1971 war for
     India, in 1984 he ran to save his life

 

17 September 2008
 

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Read extensive coverage of how Indian nation state has acted in a manner most apathetic when it came to massacre of Sikhs in 1984.

 ► Performing Kirtan Over Indira’s Body
 ►
When A Tree Shook Delhi
 ►
The assassination of memory
 ►
WE EXIST! You just don't see us!
 ►
Unless we have blood which does not boil 
 ►
83-yr-old tells how his son was killed by
       goons in 1984 pogrom

 ►
City of Djinns: A Photo Essay
 ►
Has Anything Changed?
 ►
Day after they burnt the husband, mobs
      returned to kill son and son-in-law

 ► Revisiting 1984 Times
 ►
Tearing Tytler
 ►
Justice Delayed DENIED
 ►
When one man stood up to stop the earth
      from shaking

 ►
This army general won the 1971 war for
      India, in 1984 he ran to save his life

 

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