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January 10 1985, Forty Years Ago: Bhajan Lal On Sikhs

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This is the front page of The Indian Express published on January 10, 1985.This is the front page of The Indian Express published on January 10, 1985.

Jan 10, 2025 07:45 IST First published on: Jan 10, 2025 at 07:45 IST

HARYANA CHIEF MINISTER Bhajan Lal said the government had always protected Sikhs and would continue to do so. Property worth Rs 2 crore was estimated to have been destroyed in the violence in Haryana. Answering a question about his resolve to end corruption, Lal said district-level meetings would be held to ensure a clean administration.

Proposal Rejected

COMMENTING ON THE proposal made by the Akali leader, Surjan Singh Thekedar, the AICC (I) general secretary Srikant Verma said the people had already given a verdict on the secessionist nature of the demand. Verma said that in any case, courts were not the forum to decide such issues.

Cartoon On PM

IN RESPONSE TO a report in The Indian Express, January 9, 1985 edition, ‘Rajiv’s guidelines on administrative reforms,’ cartoonist Ravi Shankar created a graphic. On the left is a speech bubble drawn, words being said by the government, that says, “Sahib is in a meeting.” Lined up outside are the Indian people who spell out the word “Grievances,” which has been capitalised. On the top of the graphic are cut-outs of the report’s headlines and sub-headlines that read “guidelines on administrative reforms” and “ministries reorganised.”

Mob Burns Bus

A HARYANA ROADWAYS bus was burnt, and its driver was severely beaten up by a mob outraged at the death of a middle-aged man in an accident near Majnu Ka Tila on the outer ring road. The bus was coming to ISBT from Hisar and a middle-aged man was crushed under the fast-moving vehicle. Soon, a crowd collected there from nearby slum dwellings. First, they beat up driver Ram Gopal, and then they burnt the vehicle.

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