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KAC hits
at Hit for utterances against Phoolka
WSN Network
CHANDIGARH: Taking a serious view of the unreasonable, false and
malicious utterances of the Delhi State President of the Akali Dal (Badal),
Avtar Singh Hit against activist advocate, Harvinder Singh Phoolka,
the Khalsa Action Committee has warned ruling Akali Dal supremo
Parkash Singh Badal to rein-in his Delhi-based leaders or face the
wrath of the Sikhs.
The
convenor and spokesperson of the KAC, Bhai Mohkam Singh and
Kanwarpal Singh, in a hard hitting statement, said that anyone
speaking against leading Human Rights activist advocate Phoolka at
this critical stage tantamounts to working against the ‘national’
interest of the Sikh people.
Unsparing in its approach, the KAC warned Hit to desist from
maligning advocate Phoolka, who, it said, was not fighting a
personal battle against genocide-accused Jagdish Tytler but the
battle of the Sikh community.
The
Khalsa Action Committee asked Hit to explain his actions of
supporting murderers like Jagdish Tytler at this critical juncture
of the trial. The KAC said it will expose the misdeeds of Avtar
Singh Hit, Atma Singh Lubana and Pr*ahlad Singh Chandok with
documentary evidence. “We will support all actions of advocate
Phoolka to ensure that Jagdish Tytler was put behind bars. Anyone
who becomes a stumbling block in this mission will be exposed and a
complaint would also be lodged against such persons at the Akal
Takht Sahib,” said the convenor.
It
has been a long held perception among the Sikh community that the
Delhi-based leaders often care only for their own petty interests,
and accordingly sometimes toe the BJP line or become stooges of the
Congress.
Spelling out their future course of action in Delhi politics, both
the leaders avowed to take more interest in the Sikh politics of
Delhi and ensure that no Badal Dal leader takes the Sikhs for a
ride.
The
Khalsa Action Committee endorses every word and line of the Manoj
Mitta-Harvinder Singh Phoolka book, “When A Tree Shook Delhi” and
steps would be taken to legally pursue all leads mentioned in the
book, the leaders said. 19 December, 2007
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