India's Hidden Holocaust -Candle-light Vigil this Sat. 3 November in B'ham- Spread the word

[Amarpreet Singh]

Vaheguru ji ka khalsa Vaheguru ji ki fateh Hope you are all well A benti to you please come and spread the word about the vigil in Birmingham on the 3rd nov.  Sevadars are needed to create awareness with the public and to interact with them.  This is the first time the sevadars are doing the vigil on a weekend.  The attendance in the past has been of Sangat coming after work but this year will be different so please spread the word and get family and friends to come down and light the flame of justice for the victims.  Show the world the Panth still cares and wants to do something to get justice.  Every little seva helps. Please spread the word and let us ensure there is an overwhelming attendance on 3rd November. Let us show that we still care. Let us show that twenty eight years on we have not forgotten. Let us show that collectively we can make a difference. PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW. Above all - YOUR SUPPORT is required.   Thanks   Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Candle Light Vigil 2012 Saturday 3rd November 2012 15:00 - 18:00 Victoria Square (Outside the Town Hall)  Birmingham, UK 28 years ago this month the largest democracy in the world, predicted to soon become a world superpower partook in nationwide slaughter and terror of one if it’s most loyal minority groups - the Sikhs.  Thousands of Sikhs were set alight, raped, terrorised and hunted down in a state organised massacre. Yet to this day only a handful of people have ever been tried for these crimes and the main orchestrators of the massacres not only walk free but have been rewarded for their brutal actions through political power and prestige.  For the Sikhs lucky enough to survive the 1984 massacre, the memories and scars are as fresh as if the horrific events occurred yesterday. Many – living in gross poverty want little else than justice. Yet it is the one things that seems to elude them the most. The Sikh youth of the UK will congregate at Chamberlain Square in Birmingham City Centre on Saturday 3rd November from 3pm to 6pm. A collective effort will be made to highlight the injustice and suffering endured by the Sikhs in their so-called “homeland.”  Let us show them that we have not forgotten their pain. Let us get together and show the world that these massacres cannot be forgotten. See you there and please do spread the word. Thank you   Birmingham Candle Light Vigil Promo for Sikh Genocide.wmv no ratings yet 2 views Candle Light Vigil in rememberance of 1984