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Sikh body seeks justice for auto driver beaten up by Delhi Police

LUDHIANA: The members of the Rashtriya Sikh Sangat gave memorandum to Deputy Commissioner, Ludhiana for Home Minister to provide justice to the Sikh man and his son who were allegedly beaten by police in Delhi.

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Tribune News Service

ludhiana, june 19

The members of the Rashtriya Sikh Sangat gave memorandum to Deputy Commissioner, Ludhiana for Home Minister to provide justice to the Sikh man and his son who were allegedly beaten by police in Delhi. The members condemned attack by the Delhi police. They said the police had violated human rights by beating the two persons badly.

They demanded the Home Minister of India to take action against the cops who allegedly attacked them in Delhi. The responsible cops should be terminated and the required action should be initiated against them as per the law.

The members including Surinder Singh, Kuldeep Singh Deepa, KS Monga, SK Duggal, Satwinder Singh and others signed the memorandum, demanding action against erring cops.

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