Dal Khalsa de­mands Sikh his­tory paint­ings in Sikh Mu­seum

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Dal Khalsa de­mands that con­tem­po­rary Sikh his­tory paint­ings and sketches to adorn the Cen­tral Sikh Mu­seum within the precincts of Dar­bar Sahib Am­rit­sar

Dal Khalsa demands that contemporary Sikh history paintings and sketches to adorn the Central Sikh Museum within the precincts of Darbar Sahib Amritsar Amritsar, Punjab, India: Dal Khalsa has demanded that paintings and pictures depicting the genocidal events of November 1984 should adorn a special Sikh Genocide Corner of the Central Sikh Museum and made part of Sikh heritage. The conspiratorial role of the sponsors of the mass murder and mayhem committed by the Indian leadership, police and bureaucracy must be […]

Am­rit­sar, Pun­jab, In­dia: Dal Khalsa has de­manded that paint­ings and pic­tures de­pict­ing the geno­ci­dal events of No­vem­ber 1984 should adorn a spe­cial Sikh Geno­cide Cor­ner of the Cen­tral Sikh Mu­seum and made part of Sikh her­itage.

The con­spir­a­to­r­ial role of the spon­sors of the mass mur­der and may­hem com­mit­ted by the In­dian lead­er­ship, po­lice and bu­reau­cracy must be clearly de­picted as a re­minder for fu­ture gen­er­a­tions. 

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Dal Khalsa pro­poses to for­mally re­quest the SGPC for this and a spe­cially com­mis­sioned paint­ing show­ing the then In­dian Prime Min­is­ter Ra­jiv Gandhi dis­cussing a point with his cab­i­net and party col­leagues in­clud­ing Jagdish Tytler, Saj­jan Ku­mar and oth­ers on one side and lumpen mobs burn­ing Sikhs alive and set­ting ablaze a Gur­d­wara on the other side will be pre­sented to the SGPC head.

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