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Delhi cracks down on Sikh extremists 

6th sept 1985, ReutersBy Chaitanya KalbagApril 30, 202520 Comments

NEW DELHI,— Thurs. Indian security forces rounded. up nearly 300 Sikh extremist suspects today in a race against time to break the back of the extremist movement before elections in Punjab State.  Security chiefs, on the defensive after the murder yesterday of Arjun Dass, a top political supporter of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, Also announced…

Gandhi Still Faces Obstacles To Peace Despite Punjab Triumph 

27th July 1985, Korean TimesBy Chaitanya KalbagFebruary 26, 2025119 Comments

Chaitanya Kalbag New Delhi (Reuter)—Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s peace pact to end three years of sectarian turmoil in Punjab has won wide support but analysts say he still faces obstacles in curbing Sikh unrest.  Gandhi, a former airline pilot with five years in politics and eight months in power, confounded critics Wednesday by defusing…

Hindu-Sikh feud  bewilders expert 

9th Mar 1984, South China Morning PostBy Chaitanya KalbagFebruary 25, 20257 Comments

New Delhi—For the grey-bearded Sikh sitting in a cosy academic study India’s Punjab crisis is no longer a series of grim newspaper headlines.  Last week he had to abandon plans to drive through his home state because he feared attacks by angry crowds of Hindu militants roaming the highways.  As communal violence continues in Punjab…

Bhindranwale never threatened, just replied to it, says his son

19th Oct 2009, OutlookBy Chaitanya KalbagOctober 8, 202410 Comments

Chaitanya Kalbag The traffic noise from the flyover outside the window was deafening and I could barely hear what Baljit Singh Brar was saying. Brar edits Jalandhar’s Aaj Di Awaz newspaper, aptly named, amid the din. “Where is Bhindranwale’s son?” I had to shout. He pointed at the man sitting quietly at the corner of…

Widow of Indira Gandhi assassin set to enter India Parliament

23rd Nov 1989, Reportage, ReutersBy Chaitanya KalbagAugust 6, 20243 Comments

Chaitanya Kalbag CHAMKAUR SAHIB, India, Nov 23, Reuter – Long before Bimal Kaur Khalsa’s motorcade churns into dusty view across the Punjab countryside, the waiting crowds are chanting militant Sikh slogans.  Khalsa, widow of one of prime minister Indira Gandhi’s assassins, has come to symbolise the anger and alienation that have plunged the north Indian…

Troops at battle stations as India’s Punjab goes to the polls

26th Nov 1989, Reportage, ReutersBy Chaitanya KalbagAugust 6, 202415 Comments

Chaitanya Kalbag CHANDIGARH, India, Nov 26, Reuters – India’s bloody general election entered its final stage on Sunday with an exit poll from earlier voting predicting that Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi faces major losses.  The survey, conducted by the independent India Today magazine, forecast neither Gandhi nor the opposition National Front alliance would get a…

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