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March 5, 2021 | Jalandhar: Pro-freedom Sikh organization Dal Khalsa on Thursday hailed the Supreme Court for repteadly clarifying that dissent isn’t sedition, hence setting the record straight. “The organization was however skeptical whether the present day governments and the police force will follow and implement SC guidelines in letter and spirit,”  Dal Khalsa president Harpal Singh Cheema said. Dal Khalsa spokesperson Kanwar Pal Singh said the SC has re-articulated its earlier guidelines on the matter. Citing the judgement, he said that while on one hand, the latest jud...

Farmers have been protesting against the three farm laws for over six months now. The protests remain strong and united, but since the January 26 R-Day violence, a resentment between a section of leftists and Sikhs was noticed, which if not controlled, could create trouble in the long run.  During the R-Day violence protest, it was witnessed that people with left ideology, and Sikhs were seen sharing space, but after the protests, Kisan Unions labelled Deep Sidhu and Lakha Sidhana as traitors. Apart from this, they also failed to come out in support of Navreet Singh, who died during R-Day vi...

The protesters urged the farmers' unions to stand like a rock behind those who have been arrested. HOSHIARPUR: Sikh Youth of Punjab along with other youth groups took out a motor cycle rally to express solidarity with jailed farmers and activists including Disha Ravi and Nodeep Kaur in Hoshiarpur. They criticized the Narendra Modi government for adopting “stubborn and hawkish” attitude on farmers demand to repeal all three contentious farm laws. The groups urged the farmers' unions to stand like a rock behind those who have been arrested and those who are on run as they all participated...

Farm laws imposed on farmers: Selja

January 29, 2021 | Chandigarh – Dal Khalsa President Harpal Singh Cheema Today Strongly Condemned the Framing of Farmer Leaders and Sikh Activists in fake cases by Delhi Police. Protesting farmers and Sikh activists including Lakha Sidhana didn’t indulge in violence, said Cheema in a statement released to the media from the protest site. Unfurling of the Sikh Flag at Red Fort is neither unlawful nor an act of violence, he said and added that it was a non-violent act of defiance and protest against the state sponsored repression and injustices. More so, it was Punjab’s befitt...