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...r''', consider the Chittisinghpora massacre. Everyone (said they) know who did it, but no one can agree on an answer. ...ak Singh''' survived the [[Chittisinghpura Massacre]]; his son and brother did not.

...He asked, ''"Chattiya, tu idhar kya kar raha hai?"'' (''"Chattia, What are you doing here?"''). The person he spoke to immediately opened fire. At the sam The village did not have a telephone, some boys who came on the scene had to run 7 km, over

...ege: A Critical Analysis, New York: Allen, McMillan and Enderson, 1986, p. 36</ref> Nehru’s report evoked strong condemnation from Sikh leaders. ...Critical Analysis, New York: Allen, McMillan and Enderson, 1986, 1999, p. 36.</ref> Accordingly, the Congress passed a resolution during its Lahore ses

...they had not personally witnessed it, but had heard from someone else. We did however come across a few people who while expressing revulsion at the inci ...either in Hindi or English. How do you expect the illiterate arsonists to know whether these shops belonged to Hindus or Sikhs. unless they were identifie

...they had not personally witnessed it, but had heard from someone else. We did however come across a few people who while expressing revulsion at the inci ...either in Hindi or English. How do you expect the illiterate arsonists to know whether these shops belonged to Hindus or Sikhs. unless they were identifie

...oom... Let God be witness of the bond that binds me and the Congress with you.” ...y, saw nothing wrong with the Akalis making similar demands for Punjab, as did the ADMK party of the state of Tamil Nadu. Only later on would the Resolut

...ing in Holland up-to-date, I decided to write this article. Moreover, when you spend 40 years of your life in a country, some love and emotion is bound to On the other hand in which library would you see preserved all messages and letters of congratulations sent by the India

Sikhism. The English did so not as a matter of favour to Sikhism but in pursuance of their policy � ...s as a separate community, constituted a small but welcome step, though it did not mean much doctrinally. It, however, reflected the British appreciation