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Kulwant Singh was born in the village of Varpal in Amritsar, to Surjit Kaur and Sadha Singh. He was the youngest of 7 brothers and was blessed with Amrit at the age of 7 years. The Varpal family have made huge sacrifices for the Sikh nation as two of Kulwant Singh’s elder brothers, Hardev Singh and Bachittar Singh, were killed by Police in fake encounters in the 1990’s.
Maajha Kaur is the mother of Sikh political prisoner Balbir Singh Bira. Now in her 80s, Maajha Kaur has lived most of her life in a small impoverished village raising her six children alone as she lost her husband over thirty years ago. Unfortunately due to a lack of medical aid and extreme poverty, over the years four of her sons have died from various diseases and injuries in childhood. Her only remaining son is Balbir Singh Bira who is currently imprisoned in Nabha Maximum Security Jail and his wife is Sukhjinder Kaur, who was only acquitted in August 2014, after spending 5 years locked in Nabha Jail.
Let us introduce you to Preet Kaur...she was setting out on her newly married life to Harjit Singh Kala, when all her hopes and dreams were cruelly snatched away. Instead, for the past 12 years everything has been falling apart around this family due to the wrongful arrest of Harjit Singh in April 2002. Harjit Singh was picked up in Patiala and falsely charged with murder under section 302 and also under the Arms Act sections 25, 54 and 59 of the Indian Penal Code. Since then, he has been behind the bars of Patiala Jail.
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~ Bail denied for Singh's convicted of waging war against India by possession of books & pictures
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Aston Sikh Society
Im really grateful to S.Balbir Singh Bains ji, S.Satnam Singh Khalsa, and SOPW team for helping us financially, as well as for providing us with the laptop,
which is helping alot in my granddaughter's study. Once again thank you very much. May God bestow all his blessing on you. Rabb tuhanu Chad di kala bakshe !!
Mata Rashpal Kaur
Being back with my family after so many years feels so unreal, I dont think it has sunken in yet. I want to thank Sikh Relief and the world-wide sangat who supported them in helping get me release. Sikh Relief has looked after all aspects of my life while I was in prison, whether it was my fathers eye operation, childrens school fees, lawyers fees etc. I cannot express how grateful I am. Thank You.
Malkeet Singh
I Smt. Rupinder kaur d/o Mata Jaspal Kaur ji am showing my heart felt gratitude for S.Balbir Singh Bains ji, S. Satnam Singh ji and the other members of the prestigious organisation SOPW who dared to come to the hopeless families like our's and gave us their helping hand and made our family feel Proud of my father and my brothers who sacrificed their lives in Sikh Riots.
I'm really really very grateful to the S.Balbir Singh Ji Bains, S.Satnam Singh Ji, SOPW (Sikh Relief) and the Natives of England who are helping us not just financially but mentally too by showing their concern and respect for our family...!!!