KHALISTAN EXTREMISM MONITOR
A project of the Institute for Conflict Management
A project of the Institute for Conflict Management
India 01-Mar-1989
Balwant Singh, Prem Singh Chandumajra join hands with JS Talwandi to summon a convention of elected Panthic leaders on March 16.
India 03-Mar-1989
Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi announces a package for Punjab including the release of Jodhpur detenus, removal of restrictions on the visit of foreigners to Punjab and withdrawal of special powers under NSA etc.
India 06-Mar-1989
Ex-MLA Balwant Singh expelled from the SAD (L) by district Jathedar who confers all powers on SS Barnala.
India 06-Mar-1989
The ex-MLA, Balwant Singh was expelled from the SAD (L) by district Jathedar who conferred all powers on SS Barnala.
India 08-Mar-1989
Ex- MLA Sadhu Ram shot dead at Phagwara in Kapurthala district.
India 08-Mar-1989
Panthic committee appoints Wassan Singh Zaffarwal as ‘Chief’ of Khalistan Commando Force (KCF).
India 09-Mar-1989
Panthic committee appointed Wassan Singh Zaffarwal as ‘Chief’ of Khalistan Commando Force (KCF).
India 12-Mar-1989
Captain Amrinder Singh declares unity between the SAD (T), SAD (L) with UAS Mann with SS Mann as patron and JS Talwandi as President.
India 13-Mar-1989
The Mann (Walia group) and the SAD (L) rejected the unity formula propounded by Captain Amrinder Singh
India 17-Mar-1989
SGPC executive dismisses MS Calcutta from the post of Secretary.
India 20-Mar-1989
SS Barnala was re-elected as the President SAD (L) who delegated his power to Tota Singh to work as Acting President.
India 22-Mar-1989
MS Calcutta reinstated as SGPC Secretary, resignation of Harminder Singh Tarn Taran as acting president is accepted and Ujjagar Singh Rangretta appointed in his place.
India 23-Mar-1989
Baba Joginder Singh calls for a Punjab Bandh on April 8 in protest against the induction of SS Barnala.
India 29-Mar-1989
Balwinder Singh resigns from the membership of the Panthic Committee and supports unity between AISSF, KCF, KLF and BTFK.
India 30-Mar-1989
SGPC passes its annual budget, rejects the resignation of Tohra and authorizes him to appoint a committee to look into the management of Gurdwaras, particularly focusing on corruption.