Pending 1984 riots cases not against Tytler: Govt

Last Updated: Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 17:04

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Tags: Jagdish Tytler, 1984 riots, Chidambaram

New Delhi: The Home Ministry on Tuesday said that four cases in connection with anti-Sikh riots cases in Delhi in 1984 are pending with the competent authority for sanction of prosecution and these do not relate to Congress leader Jagdish Tytler.

In a press statement, the Ministry said that in his statement in response to a Calling Attention Motion in Rajya Sabha yesterday and in his further reply Home Minister P Chidambaram had referred to the sole case against Tytler.

"In one case after completion of investigation, charge-sheet was filed in the court on September 28, 2007 and final report, under Section 173 of the CrPC, was filed in the court on March 28, 2009, which is under consideration of the court", the statement said.

The Ministry statement said the other cases do not relate to Tytler.

"In his statement as well as the clarifications, the minister had said that four cases are pending with the competent authority for sanction of prosecution. These cases do not relate to Jagdish Tytler and, in fact, no reference was made to Jagdish Tytler while referring to these four cases," the ministry statement said.

PTI

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First Published: Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 17:04

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a reformer for the judicial system of india -
tytler and sajjan kumar are not alone the culpruts the whole government was responsible for not acting agains tham till now. This is uplifting the people`s trust on the judicial system of india

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Balbir Singh Sooch, Advocate, Ludhiana - Ludhiana
The 1984 Massacre of Sikhs

The Guilty Of Engineering and Abetting the 1984 Massacre of Sikhs Be Prosecuted After the Investigation in the Pending Cases

Was the then entire government machinery not to be held responsible and guilty of engineering and abetting the 1984 massacre of Sikhs, the State- Sponsored Violence against Sikhs and be prosecuted under section 120-B of IPC etc after the investigation in the pending cases?
Or
Are all the criminals responsible for the `genocide of Sikhs` or the `State-Sponsored Violence` against Sikhs not be allowed to take the plea in defence of the then PM (Rajiv Gandhi) who almost rationalized the killing,``?
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Was the then PM Rajiv Gandhi not the main accused for the `genocide of Sikhs` or the `State-Sponsored Violence` against Sikhs?
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Whether in case, the main accused (Rajiv Gandhi) stands killed by a ‘Human Bomb’, the other co-accused, who remained the part and parcel of the then entire government machinery, responsible for the `genocide of Sikhs` or the `State-Sponsored Violence` against Sikhs, were exempted in the investigation or can not be prosecuted after the investigation in the pending cases, now?

Because, the justice is being denied, intentionally and deliberately, as experienced, then, under the circumstances, every possibility could to be seen as impossibility in India.

An Opinion by:
Balbir Singh Sooch, Advocate, Ludhiana

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An Indin - New Delhi
Why is the Indian Govt still trying really hard to save Tytler, when everyone in this world knows that Tytler was one of the main accused.

Looking at this, I really dont have any trust on the Indian Laws, democracy, leadership, Judges and most of all the the Netas