Sikh Martyrs

Shaheeds: Bhai Hardeep Singh Pona and Dr. Darshpreet Singh Rumi (Babbar Khalsa)

 

Shaheed Bhai Kuldeep Singh Sheikupura - General of Khalistan Liberation Force

Shaheed Bhai Rana Partap Singh Babbar (Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheed Bhai Charanjit Singh 'Channa' Babbar (Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheed Bhai Balwinder Singh Jattana & Family Members
(Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheed Bhai Charat Singh Babbar (Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheed Bhai Jarnail Singh Halwara ( Khalistan Liberation Force )

Shaheeds: Bhai Gurmail Singh Babbar & Bhai Balwinder Singh Bullet Babbar (Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheeds: Bhai Kashmir Singh Babbar & Bhai Lachman Singh Babbar (Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheeds: Bhai Mengha Singh Babbar, Bhai Sukhdev Singh Babbar & Bhai Balwinder Singh Virhing (Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheed Bhai Gurdeep Singh Vakeel - Khalistan Liberation Force

Shaheed Bhai Harmeet Singh Bhaowal Babbar
(Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheed Baba Gurbachan Singh Manochahal recovering in hospital (2nd from right)
(Bhindranwale Tiger Force of Khalistan)

Shaheed Bhai Sukhwinder Singh Sangha 
(General of Bhindranwale Tiger Force of Khalistan)

Shaheed Bhai Major Singh (UP) (Khalistan Commando Force)

Shaheed Bhai Manjinder Singh 'Nanak'
(Bhindranwale Tiger Force of Khalistan)

Shaheed Bhai Balwinder Singh 'Billu'
(Bhindranwale Tiger Force of Khalistan)

Shaheeds: Bhai Rashpal Singh Chandran, Bhai Bikramjit Singh Narla & Bhai Sukhwinder Singh Sangha
(Bhindranwale Tiger Force of Khalistan)

Shaheeds: Bhai Sukhdev Singh Sukha and Bhai Harjinder Singh Jinda (Khalistan Commando Force)

Shaheeds: Bhai Baljinder Singh 'Raju' & Bhai Harjinder Singh Jinda
(Khalistan Commando Force)

Shaheed General Kanwarjit Singh Sultanwind 
(Khalistan Commando Force)

Bhai Sewa Singh and Shaheed Bhai Gurnam Singh (Babbar Khalsa)

KHALISTAN ZINDABAD

Shaheed Bhai Amarjeet Singh Khemkaran (Babbar Khalsa)

Shaheed Bhai Amarjeet Singh Khemkaran was born into the household of Sardar Kashmeer Singh & Mata Gurdeep Kaur in the year of 1953 in the village Khemkaran which nears the Pakistan border. Generally people hailing from the Majha area of Panjab are traditionally very fit, athletic and have strong muscular physique. Bhai Amarjeet Singh was n

o different, and due to this Bhai Sahib was accepted into the Panjab Police in 1972.
In 1978 Bhai Sahib was married to Bibi Malkeet Kaur, daughter of Sardar Gurmej Singh of village Mani Singh wala. In Vaisakhi (April 13) of the the same year the Narkdharis carried out a procession on the sacred land of Amritsar in which the Sikh Gurus and faith were being insulted. A group of Sikhs marched to protest against this procession, the group was fired upon by the Narkdharis with the assistance of police officials which resulted in the martyrdom of 13 Sikhs.
The procession and subsequent massacre outraged the entire Sikh Nation, Sikhs all over the world were left hurt and saddened and demanded justice against the perpetrators.

Shaheedi Of Bhai Anokh Singh Babbar (Babbar Khalsa)

One day Bhai Sahib was arrested by Vairoval Police in the Amritsar area. For many days Bhai Sahib was kept hanging upside down in the police station. Foot-long metal rods were heated up and hammered into his legs, from the heels upward. A pin was put through his private parts and an electricity connection was attached to it so that he could be

 shocked. Hot metal rods were also passed through his chest. But the Guru’s Singh took the tortures calmly. All the torturers heard was “Vahiguru”. No cries of pain, no screams.
After the torture, Bhai Sahib was left on the ground, unable to move. The time for Rehraas arrived. Bhai Sahib opened his eyelids but the sockets that held his eyes were hollow. His beautiful beard was soaked in blood. Those eyes which were once lost in deep meditation had been taken out by the dushts.
Bhai Sahib called out, “Sentry! Bhai Sahib Ji, what time is it?” He felt around himself with his hands to find the guard.
“It’s 7.15 Babio. What? What has happend to your eyes??”
The Sentry looked at Bhai Sahib’s face and felt frightened.
“Oh, it must be time for Sodar then. Sodar tera kayhaa…” Bhai Anokh Singh began to recite Rehraas Sahib lying on the ground. Even though his body was shattered, Bhai Sahib recited the paath in a sweet voice. The Sentry too felt the vairaag.
After Sodar, Bhai Sahib, still lying on the ground began Ardaas. It was a daily part of his routine. “Ten Gurus, Punj Pyaaray, Chaar Sahibzaaday, The Guru’s Jhanday and Boongay…” Bhai Sahib then began his personal ardaas: “Hay Akaal Purakh Suchay Paatshah Guru Nanak dev Gareeb Nivaaj Satguru, the day which rose in your bhaaNaa has passed in happiness, meditating on your naam. Suchay Paatshah, night has arrived, may it too pass while remembering your Naam and in your BhaaNaa….Satguru, May I be a Shaheed…Suchay Patshaah, save me from becoming a traitor…Satguru, may the Sikhi and kesh you have given me last with me till my final breaths…Such Paatshah, have mercy on all…. Bolay So Nihaal…Sat Sree Akaal!!”
The Jaikara Bhai Sahib sounded echoed throughout the police station. The Sentry ran to the station-head and surrendered his rifle and tabled his resignation.
“I can’t do this job that forces people to kill saints…I can’t…” He kept repeating himself.
The SSP cursed, “They are all magicians… another of our officers has left the service because of this paath!!”
And then another atrocity was committed. Bhai Sahib’s tongue was cut off using a metal cutting saw. Streams of blood flowed from Bhai Sahib’s mouth but the faithful Singh raised his hands in Ardaas and thanked Vahiguru.
In the end, the police became tired of all this and shot Bhai Sahib in the station. When the shot was fired, a motor cycle was started so that the gun could not be heard. Over night, Bhai Sahib’s body was thrown into the river Beas.

Shaheed Bhai Bikramjit Singh Kamoke Lt. General Khalistan Commando Force

When we talk about the great Sikh warriors of the Sikh Freedom Movement, a village is regularly mentioned. Village Kamoke near Batala, district Amritsar has given birth to many Khadku Singhs and 3 in particular. Bhai Mukinder Singh Kamoke also known as Bhai Bikramjit Singh Kamoke, Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke and Bhai Bhupind

er Singh Bhinda Kamoke have contributed so much to the movement at the age of 21, 24 and 30.

From these warriors of Kamoke is, Bhai Mukinder Singh Kamoke, who was later named Bhai Bikramjit Singh Kamoke by the Khadku Singhs. Bhai Sahib was born on 30th April 1969 in the house of Sardar Avtar Singh and Mata Gurbachan Kaur. Bhai Sahib had 3 Brothers, Bhai Diljinder Singh, Bhai Surinder Singh, Bhai Sukhjinder Singh and 4 sisters, Bibi Rajwinder Kaur, Bibi Gurwinder Kaur, Bibi Sarbjeet Kaur, Bibi Jaswinder Kaur. Bhai Sahib studied at a local village school up until 10th class. Bhai Sahib helped the family in farming during and after study. Sardar Avtar Singh owned a hotel in Banaras, UP. In those days Bhai Sahibs cousin brother Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke was one of the top Khadku Singhs from the Maaja area. From a young age Bhai Sahib was close with Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke, Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke and the 3 singhs shared everything. As Bhai Sahibs cousins were in the Sikh Freedom Movement, Bhai Sahibs father did not want his son to be a part of the movement and sent Bhai Sahib to Banaras(UP) to look after the hotel on full time basis. In Banaras Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke regularly met Bhai Sahib. If it is your destiny to be a warrior then u can’t change that destiny. Slowly Bhai Sahib got involved with the panthic sewa along with Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke. Soon the police started harassing Bhai Sahibs family on regular basis, asking for the where about of Bhai Sahib. Bhai Sahibs family started living outdoors to avoid the harassment of the police. Bhai Sahibs younger brother Bhai Sukhjinder Singh worked and stayed at the butcher house in Maal Mandi, for 3 months. The police had planted 2 assault rifles on Bhai Sukhjinder Singh. The police then filed false cases on Bhai Sukhjinder Singh of handling firearms and was sent to jail for 2 years in Amritsar. After many appeals the court released Bhai Sukhjinder Singh.
Dec 1988 Bhai Sahib, Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke and Bhai Jaswant Singh Kittu were staying at Major Singh’s house in village Tapiala. Someone had informed the police of Khadku Singhs were in the Tapiala village. When the local villagers saw the police and the CRPF heading towards the village, they quickly informed Major Singh, who then warned the Bhai Sahib. The Police had surrounded the house. The 3 singhs were getting ready to leave the house by the front door when the CRPF entered the house. Soon as they came face to face an encounter started. Straight away to officers of CRPF were killed by the singhs. The Indian forces were shook so quick, they instantly pulled back. It was amritvela, dark and foggy, Bhai Sahib and Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda were able to escape breaking the guard of CRPF at the back of the house and killing 20 CRPF officers. But Bhai Jaswant Singh Kittu carried on fighting the Indian forces. The Indian forces were losing this encounter so bad that they started killing the innocent villagers and Bhai Major Singh was also caught. Bhai Jaswant Singh Kittu could not see his brothers n sisters getting killed by the police. The coward police then arrested Bhai Jaswant Singh Kittu. On a later date the police killed Bhai Jaswant Singh Kittu in a fake encounter. The next day police press released statement saying that 2 Sikh terrorists Bhai Major Singh and Bhai Jaswant Singh Kittu have been killed in an encounter in village Tapiala. Bhai Sahib and Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke had got away after injuring the CRPF officers. Bhai Sahib and Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke kept the mission and ideas of Baba Gurbachan Singh Manochahal and Gen. Labh Singh alive. Bhai Sahib and Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke were strictly against the innocent killing of Sikhs, looting of innocent Sikhs and the 2 singhs punished whoever did this injustice on Sikhs.

After Gen. Labh Singh attained shaheedi a reporter of The Hind Samachar tabloid Inderjit Soodh, printed articles that spoke in disrespect of Gen. Labh Singh. The Khadku Singh did not like this. Gen. Labh Singh, who never let a fly sit on his nose while he was alive, now that he is shaheed the reporters feel safe to talk against the great General of the Sikhs. Bhai Sahib, Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke, Bhai Gurnam Singh Pehlwan Sultanwind, Bhai Kanwarjit Singh Sultanwind and Bhai Nirmal Singh Mianwind could not tolerate this insult on Gen. Labh Singh. The singhs made a plan that before the sun goes down they will punish this reporter and show Inderjit Soodh the moon of eid. The sewa was handed over to Bhai Sahib and Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke, the 2 singhs stayed true to their word and shot dead Inderjit Soodh before sunset. The next the same newspaper printed a picture of dead Inderjit Soodh with his mouth wide opened.

While Bhai Sahib was alive no looter or black cats dare do something wrong in Bhai Sahibs area. Living in the farms and jungles Bhai Sahib served justice to many enemies of the panth. Bhai Sahib gave love to the villagers and in return the villagers gave lave back to Bhai Sahib. The more Indian Government said that Bhai Sahib was dangerous, the more Sikh sangat loved this great warrior. Now Bhai Sahib did not just belong to village Kamoke, but Bhai Sahib was the treasure of the whole Sikh nation. For the freedom of Sikhs Bhai Sahib would take the life of enemies and for the freedom of Sikhs Bhai Sahib would give his own life too. Soon Bhai Sahib started walking in his area openly and fearlessly. But Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke did not like that and advised Bhai Sahib not to walking openly as Bhai Sahib is valuable to the Sikh nation, and the Indian Government will shoot u from behind if they had the chance. Also that Sikhs and Indian forces are equal in strength and Bhai Sahib would be no match of 1000 personnel of the Indian forces. To achieve success Bhai Sahib should stay underground, as Bhai Sahib can’t do anything for the freedom by being dead. 

Monday, 28th May 1990. Bhai Sahib and Bhai Raja Singh were staying at the house of Bhai Didar Singh son of Najjar Singh in Batala. SSP Ashok Kumar of Beas Police Station was passing by Batala with his team. A blackcat had informed SSP Ashok Kumar of Khadku Singh staying at the house of Bhai Didar Singh. The Police quickly rushed to the house and fully surrounded it, some officers climbed on to the roofs of Bhai Didar Singh neighbours. Bhai Sahib and Bhai Raja Singh were fully surrounded, but the police wanted these 2 warriors alive. Bhai Sahib started a fierce encounter in which Hawaldar Ranjeet Singh was seriously injured. Bhai Raja Singh was successful in escaping the trap laid by the police but Bhai Sahib had stay and fight the forces. Bhai Sahib only had a pistol, when Bhai Sahib saw a breakthrough he rushed down the stairs and as Bhai Sahib was to take the last step of the staircase, an officer from the rooftop shot Bhai Sahib in the back. Bhai Sahib fell down and attained shaheedi. More information was released in the newspaper the following day stating, that Bhai Sahib was Lt. Gen. of the Bindranwale Tiger Force and later joined Bhai Paramjit Singh Panjwar, Bhai Bhupinder Singh Bhinda Kamoke and did sewa under name of Khalistan Commando Force Panjwar.

500,000 Rupees was the prices on Bhai Sahibs head. The news of Bhai Sahibs shaheedi spread throughout the Punjab and surrounding areas. The police took the shaheedi saroop of Bhai Sahib to the police station in Beas and later sent the saroop to hospital for the post-mortem. That very evening of 28th May 1990 Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke gathered all the locals from surrounding villages in the village Kamoke. Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke made a speech which stated, that if the Sikhs love Bhai Sahib for the panthic sewa he has done then it’s our duty as Sikhs to get Bhai Sahibs shaheedi saroop back and do the funeral properly according to the Sikh code of conduct. If the Indian government decides to shoot at us for asking Bhai Sahibs shaheedi saroop then Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke will take the bullet in my chest. In big numbers a protest started on the road from Jalandhar to Amritsar on the turning of village Rahiey. The protest caused heavy traffic jams, trains were stopped and the train tracks were completely destroyed. Sikh sangat made it very clear that Bhai Sahib was not a terrorist, Bhai Sahib was the son of the Sikh nation. And that the Sikh sangat will not rest until Sikhs get the shaheedi saroop of Bhai Sahib. 29th May 1990 in the morning the protest was of only 5000 sangat, by the afternoon the sangat grew and made the count of 50,000. Old women with walking sticks and newlywed brides were taking part in this protest to give their brother and son a proper Sikh funeral. The police could not win the 50,000 strong Sikh sangat and at the end the police gave the shaheedi saroop of Bhai Sahib to the sangat. 
The shaheedi saroop of Bhai Sahib was bought back to Kamoke. There the 5 singhs of Dam Dami Taksal, Jathedar of Dam Dami Taksal of that time Baba Thakur Singh Ji and Bhai Mokham Singh washed the body of Bhai Sahib. Village Kamoke was full of Sikh sangat from all corners of India. Everyone wanted to do darshan of Bhai Sahib. Nihangs from the Dal Panth, Taksalis from Mehta Sahib and Sikhs from other jathebandis were present there to witness this funeral of a warrior. The sangat was chanting “Satnam Waheguru” and cursing the government of Delhi with slogans, “Delhi can kill Bhai Bikramjit Singh Kamoke physically, but Delhi can never kill the mission and thoughts of Bhai Bikramjit Singh Kamoke.” The funeral came to an end in line with Sikh code of conduct. Baba Thakur Singh Ji set fire to the Shaheedi saroop of Bhai Sahib. The singhs of Dam Dami Taksal did Kirtan and the ardas was done, after the village of Kamoke could hear many war cries, and today the united answer still echoes through Kamoke of Sat Sri Akaal.

Without the help of Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke this funeral would not have been possible. Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke is liked by all the Sikh nation for his sewa in regards of Bhai Sahib. Shortly afterwards Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke was arrested and locked up in jail in Jammu, North India. On the release of Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke the police kidnapped him and killed him in a fake encounter. The family of Bhai Dharamvir Singh Kamoke never got the body and the police denied any involvement.

Every panthic singh mentioned in this jeevani of Shaheed Bhai Bikramjit Singh Kamoke, has done great sewa. The Sikh nation will always keep these singhs in their hearts.

Shaheed Bhai Sukhdev Singh Babbar

Jathedar Sukhdev Singh Ji Babbar was a very special Gursikh with many admirable qualities. During Vaisakhi 1978, when the Indian Government sponsored "Nirankaris" were parading around Amritsar, hurling abuse at our Gurus, Sahibzaadai and Panj Pyarai, Bhai Fauja Singh collated together a group of Gursikhs to protest at the insults. At the same time, Bhai Sukhdev S

ingh Ji was getting married. When Bhai Sukhdev Singh Ji heard about the martyrdom of his close friend Bhai Fauja Singh Ji, he called a meeting of Gursikhs who decided that they had no alternative but to defend the Khalsa Panth against these increasing attacks by using arms.

Jathedar Sukhdev Singh Babbar was a highly spiritual Gursikh as well as being a great military Commander. His daily prayers would last many hours, as he meditated peacefully on God. He was a very humble and caring man, soft-spoken, yet very determined and strong of character. He was a perfect example of a Gursikh.

In 1984, just prior to the Blue star operation in which the Indian Government set out to finish off Sikhism, Jathedar Sukhdev Singh received intelligence reports a few days earlier. Jathedar quickly formulated a defensive plan and began to fortify the Golden temple complex. As the Indian army arrived with its tanks, helicopters and thousands of troops, a few Gursikhs fought like true Warrior-Saints of Guru Gobind Singh and held out for almost a week. The first Singh to be martyred in operation Blue star was Jathedar Sukhdev Singh's close friend, Bhai Mengha Singh Ji, who received a single sniper shot to the head.

The Gursikhs within the complex fought so courageously that they sent shivers down the spines of the Indian Army commanders. Eventually, however, the Gursikhs also suffered many losses and Jathedar Sukhdev Singh's men pleaded with him to leave the complex and to continue the resistance soon afterwards. Jathedar Sukhdev Singh had no choice but to leave, but his heart never healed having seen with his own eyes, the desecration of our holy Akal Takhat and Harmandir Sahib. For the next eight years, Jathedar Sukhdev Singh commanded attacks on the evil and merciless police and army forces who had direct orders from the Indian Government to rape all Sikh women and kill all Amritdhari Sikhs.

In August 1992, Jathedar Sukhdev Singh Babbar was ambushed by the Indian Army. He was executed immediately. He will always be remembered as a true Warrior-Saint of Guru Gobind Singh and a brave patriot of the Khalsa Nation.

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General Labh Singh Ji

Bhai Labh Singh aka Sukhdev Singh Sukha was born in 1952, at the house of Sardar Puran Singh Ji and Mata Kulwant Kaur Ji. Bhai sahibs oldest brother Bhai Daljeet Singh is still doing seva for the panth. Along with education Bhai sahib had the junoon of playing sports and took part in many sports. Bhai sahib finished his education at Baba Budha sahib college and a

fter the college Bhai sahib joined punjab police. From the begining Bhai sahib used to think of jujahroo singhs. Even being in punjab police Bhai sahib didn't take any nonfairness from superior officers. Bhai sahib Anand Karaj took place in 1980 with Bibi Davinder Kaur. Bhai sahib Ji had two sons Rajashwar Singh and Pardeep Singh.

In 1980 Bhai sahib duty was at Thana Bikhiwand and Bhai sahib relatives came to visit him and one hindu police man name NANDA had hatred inside him against Sikhs. The hindu named nanda said something against Bhai sahib and Bhai sahib gave him a good beating at the same thana and from fearing Bhai sahib's katapa(beatings) that hindu nanda was hiding for 30 minutes inside the police station.
Bhai sahib Ji in 1982 decided to join the sangarsh of Sant Sipahi Baba Jarnail Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindranwale and in 1983 Bhai sahib had so much love for Sant Ji and the sangarsh that he left the police department and joined Sant Ji. During the beginning when Bhai sahib stayed with Sant Ji the other singhs with Sant Ji didn't trust him because he was in the punjab police but after Bhai sahib punished many pappi's and showed that he is also a singh of Guru Gobind Singh, Bhai sahib came very close to the sangat and to the other singhs as well as Sant Ji.

During the attack on Darbar sahib, a operation called Operation Bluestar, Bhai Sahib fought with bravery and was arrested and was tortured brutally by the forces. Bhai sahib was kept at jodhpur jail for two years and he didn't loose his faith in the sangarsh infact the two years made him more stronger. In 1986 Bhai sahib was accused of the killing of ramesh chandar and had to come to court a lot for the court days. That’s when Bhai sahib met Bhai Manvir Singh Ji Chehru and his singhs. Bhai Manvir Singh Ji got Bhai Labh Singh out of the murder case at the Jalandhar court. After Bhai Labh Singh came out he started the guerrilla warfare against the government.
When Bhai sahib ran away from police custody the sikh jathabandia were very week with ammunition. After the arrest of Bhai Sahib Bhai Manvir Singh Ji Chehru the singhs announced Bhai Labh Singh Ji as the jathedar of KHALISTAN COMMANDO FORCE. Bhai sahib did seva that very rare singhs do for the panth. During Bhai sahib's time Bhai Sahib attacked that pappi robiero at PIP in jalandhar but robiero got away. Bhai Sahib attained shaheedi on july 12 because of some traitors in our panth. Bhai sahibs wife and kids were harassed a lot by SSP Ajit sandhu pappi and because of that harassment Bhai sahibs family had to shift to America. Bhai sahib's shaheedi diwahra takes place at his village panjwar.

Bibi Davinder Kaur Ji speaking on the shaheedi of General Labh Singh Ji
"He had informed me where he was going and I was not worried as he was known to Nirmal Singh as he often kept money in his house. When he reached there Nirmal Singh suggested that, since his house was searched often, he should sleep in Gurdit Singh’s house at Khuda Hospiarpur. Gurdit Singh was also known to my husband as he often left money there as well. Gurjit Singh, the then AISSF leader, knew all the people around my husband as they all had been together in the gunrunning. Panjwar did not remain with them and Gurdit Singh had evidently spread a rumour throughout his village that he was going to Bombay and the USA. Nirmal Singh took my husband to his village. There something was put in his milk that put him into a deep sleep. His body was taken by the BSF and dumped at Darapur. The owners of the petrol pump report that in the early hours of the morning a car was seen appraoaching and that a single shot rang out sometime between two and four in themorning. The body was identified as being that of my husband by SSP Izhar Alam and Swaran Singh SSP. The next morning at 10:00 the SSP Hoshiarpur informed mydelf and my father in law. A smell came from the body. Many people started collecting at the petrol pump from the surrounding villages to see the body and fifty thousand came to the bhog there before it reached Panjwar where a bhog was also held…Gurdit Singh had been jealous of his popularity. My husband was a deeply religious and determined man who always kept his word. "
Rules of engagment of Khalsitan Commando Force
No innocent person should be killed.
You shall not consider raising your hand against children, old people, women and the sick under any circumstance.
Your enemy who has lost his weapons and is injured should be spared. He should be treated as a prisoner of war and his rights respected.
You are forbidden to obtain what you require through stealing or fraudulent means.
You must not be a partisan in village disputes.
You must not attack a fellow Sikh. If he is suspected of being an informer he must be given an opportunity to present his case.
There can be no controversy over the Rehat Maryada at this point in time. This is a delaying tactic.
The political process should be promoted on the basis of Sarbat Khalsa resolution.
Conditions for dialogue with police and members of the security forces should be created to try and persuade them to support the independence movement.
It should be explained with friendliness and affection to local Hindus and non-Sikhs that in Khalistan there will be no discrimination against them.
Famous notices announcing the martyrdom of General Labh Singh on 18, 19, 20 and 21 July 1988.
In the struggle started by Sant Baba Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale to cut the chains of slavery from the neck of the Sikh nation, to this end and for this cause a precious diamond of the Sikh nation General Bhai Labh Singh sacrificed his life on 12 July 1988. Bhog ceremony for his spiritual peace, the peace of his soul, will take place on 18 July 1988 at 1pm in Thanda and on 21 July 1988 in village Panjwar at 1pm. Bhai Labh Singh's sacrifice will give inspiration to the Sikh struggle. The federation appeals to the Sikh Sangat to reach in large numbers on 18 and 21 July. Convenor of the AISSF Daljit Singh Bitoo
Keep your feet on the religious path and don’t shirk to sacrifice. Labh Singh sacrificed his life while struggling with government forces. The bhog ceremony and Akhand Path for the peace of his should will be held on 21 July 1988 in village Panjwar, district Amritsar. Hari Singh Baba, Nakodar
In the struggle begun by Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale to liberate the Sikh nation, General Bhai Labh Singh sacrificed his life. The bhog ceremony and Akhand Path will take place in his native village Panjwar, near Jhabal, on the 21st. We appeal to all sangats to attend the bhog ceremony in large numbers. Bhai Wassan Singh Zaffarwal, Bhai Gurbachan Singh Manochahal.
‘One who dies in the battlefield is great. One who runs away takes birth again and again.’ General Labh Singh acted on the words, ‘In the end one has to sacrifice one’s life in the battle field when all other means have failed.’ The Bhog ceremony and Akhand Path will take place today in his native village of Panjwar 21 July 1988. We appeal to Sarbat Khalsa to attend the last Ardas of this brave soldier. Bhai Avtar Singh Brahma, Bhai Sukhdev Singh Babbar.

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