Former Punjab Police chief Sumedh Saini is booked for enforced disappearance of Sikh youth Balwant Singh Multani. The FIR against Sumedh Saini was registered on 6 May 2020, about 29 years of the occurence. During these 29 years Sumedh Saini was enjoyed state patronage and was awarded high ranks in police, including the top rank of Director General of Police.
The registration of FIR has its own significance but other hard facts can not be ignored that Sumedh Saini still enjoys state patronage. Despite registration of FIR he was not arrested by police. A Mohali court has already granted him anticipatory bail, which means police can not arrest him in this case.
In this video Sikh political analyst and author Bhai Ajmer Singh has touched various fundamental aspects of human rights abuses in Punjab and Indian state's policy of impunity.

Bhai Ajmer Singh On Case Against Sumedh Saini & Role Of Indian Judiciary

The Ontario Gurdwaras Committee (OGC) hosted a series of lectures of different scholars and orators to mark the 550th Parkash Gurpurab of Guru Nanak Ji. In this series the OGC has announced to host lectures of Sikh political analyst and author Bhai Ajmer Singh and researcher Dr. Jasjir Singh for two days.
The lectures of Bhai Ajmer Singh and Dr. Jasjit Singh were held on 9th and 10th of November at Louise Arbour Secondary School from 1pm to 3 pm.
This is one of the two lecture of Bhai Ajmer Singh. In this lecture he presented his thoughts on topic "How to Understand Contemporary World & Society". He attempted to present the Sikh viewpoint in his lecture.

Contemporary World & Society - The Sikh Viewpoint Bhai Ajmer Singh

Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha (Bhai Ajmer Singh's Speech At Delhi

Patiala: A seminar dedicated to the memory of those killed during Sikh genocide of November 1984 was organised by students of Punjabi University, Patiala. The topic of the seminar was “on the “Sikh Genocide 1984”.

Senior journalist and author of the book “Gujarat Files” Rana Ayub, Sikh historian Bhai Ajmer Singh, and Editor of Sikh Siyasat News (SSN) Parmjeet Singh were the main speakers during this event.

Sikh Historian Bhai Ajmer Singh shared his views on topic “Lessons learnt from November 1984”. He said that the denial of genocide goes hand in glove with the genocide massacres as every attempt is made to hide the true identity of the culprit section. Vague  and very generalised terms – such as goons, anti-social elements, killer mobs are invoked to conceal the real identity of the perpetrators and Sikh Genocide of November 1984 is a classical example of this above fact.

He further stated that genocidal episodes have their roots in genocidal impulse that prevails in any society and takes aggressive form in certain conditions. He said that in order to understand any genocidal atrocity, it is important to identify the prevailing  genocidal impulse.

History stands witness to the fact that the  Hindu society does posses such a genocidal impulse which turns active when they capture political power. He invoked many references to establish that the November 1984 Sikh Genocide was direct outcome of genocidal impulse which had gripped the Hindu psyche at that time. It is important for the Sikhs and other minorities  inhabiting this peninsula to understand this  to ensure their existence.

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