SIKH ISSUE

October 31, 1984 "The first incidents anywhere in the country started in Calcutta. Huge crowds gathered in the streets on getting the news of Mrs. Gandhi's assassination… In Orissa, Congress-I workers attacked Sikhs in Bhubaneswar and set a private truck on fire." - Amiya Rao, Aurobindo Ghose, N. D. Pancholi, Report To The Nation: Truth About Delhi Violence #Remember1984 #SikhGenocide #SikhHistory #SikhCommunity #India #Delhi #History #Sikhs #Sikhi #SikhGenocide1984

In November 1984, following the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, a horrific wave of violence erupted against the Sikh community in India, especially in Delhi. Thousands of Sikhs were brutally attacked, killed, and driven from their homes in a series of coordinated assaults. To this day, the events of November 1984 ignite powerful debates: Was this a genocide, as defined by the 1948 United Nations Convention? The Convention’s criteria—acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group—compel many to call these attacks an orchestrated genocide against Sikhs. Yet, Indian authorities have largely classified it as communal violence or a pogrom. Watch the video: youtu.be/FsbdaGNXOjU Learn more about November 1984 at: social.sikhri.org/remember-1… #Remember1984 #SikhGenocide #SikhHistory #SikhCommunity #India #Delhi

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Message To Sikh Youth, Stay Away From Drugs, Hit The Gym Or Playground Everyday, Focus On Your Community, Many Haters Around Want to See You Fail, Prove Them Wrong, learn Skilled Work, Focus On Studies. Have Faith In Waheguruji, Be In Charhdi Kalaa Always.🙏