The Mann government did nothing but use the name of Shaheed Bhagat Singh: Comrade Sekhon Jalandhar 12 July (PDL) : Janwadi Naujawan Sabha and Students Federation of India celebrated the 36th death anniversary of Shaheed Bhagat Singh's close associate and eminent patriot Pandit Kishori Lal at the local Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall. On the occasion of this state event, prominent leaders of the Left movement of Punjab and former state president of DYFI, Comrade Sukhwinder Singh Sekhon, National Treasurer of DYFI, Sanjeev Kumar, National General Secretary of SFI, Comrade Sirijan Bhattacharya and Central Committee Member, Comrade Shilpa were present. The event was presided over by Comrade Sukhwinder Singh Nagi, Comrade Sukhdeep Singh Grewal, Comrade Jeevan Singh Sohal and Comrade Shilpa. Speaking on the occasion, Comrade Bhattacharya said that the dreams of patriots like Pandit Kishori Lal to establish a socialist state system with economic and social equality and free from looting need to b...
Historical gathering held by WPD in Patti (Majha region)
Bapu Tarsem Singh calls on youth to unite for the Panth and Punjab
Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra should be honoured with "Panth Ratan" and national award for his fight for human rights : Manpreet Singh Ayali
Patti 11 July ( PDL ) : A massive public rally organized by the Akali Dal Waris Punjab De in Patti, district Taran Taran has reshaped the political image of Punjab. The huge massive turnout has given a new direction to Majha's political equations and sent the message that the pro-Panthic sentiment which got strengthened during the Lok Sabha elections is now succeeding in mobilising the youth. Under the leadership of youth leader Harpreet Singh Patti, large numbers of youth, sarpanches, panches, and women from various parts of Tarntaran district participated in the rally.
Addressing the gathering, Bapu Tarsem Singh appealed to the youth and urged them to get out of drug addiction and appealed them to take an active role in serving the Panth and Punjab. He said that the massive crowd is the proof that the wave which rised during the Lok Sabha elections for the rights of Punjab and the Panth has now turned into a larger movement. Bapu Tarsem Singh said that no central political power has shown sincerity in resolving Punjab's issues. He said that since independence, Punjab has continuously faced discrimination - whether it is water issue, the matter of the capital Chandigarh , issues related to Panjab University, the Bhakra Beas Management Board, the release of Sikh prisoners who have completed their sentences, or justice for the violence against Sikhs in 1984; till today no central government has delivered justice to Punjab. He added that it is heartening that Punjab's youth have become aware of their rights and are prepared to play a decisive role in the times ahead.In his address, MLA, Mullanpur Dakha, Manpreet Singh Ayali, congratulated the youth for their awareness and assured them that continuous efforts would be made to ensure that Punjab's youth get the opportunity to become the voice of their own rights. Ayali also targeted the central government over the ban on the film based on Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra. He said the central government's intention is to prevent the real stories of those who fought for their rights and for justice from reaching the public, but the government has forgotten that now every village's gathering place (satth) has become a cinema hall screening the story of Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra.
Manpreet Singh Ayali also demanded that Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra, who sacrificed his life for human rights, be honoured with the *Panth Ratan* award, and he should be conferred a prestigious national-level honour by the President of India. Senior party leaders including Bhai Tarlochan Singh Tur, Youth president Sardar Sukhdev Singh Qadian, Bhai Amarjit Singh Vannchidi, Paramjit Singh Johal, Chamkaur Singh, Lakha Singh Sidhana, Bhana Sidhu, and many other leaders were among those present at this historic gathering.
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