“Systematic high level falsification of history and perversion of facts is a peculiarly modern crime highlighted by policies, associated with Stalin. Such governmental trends in relation to the Sikhs constitute false history and reveal bad taste.”
The above words occur in an open letter dated 28-1-1963 written by S. Kapur Singh, ex-I.C.S., to Shri Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister of India, which was published in “Sikh Herald” weekly dated November 22, 1963. These lines echo the same sentiments which have been expressed by Sardar Hukam Singh in his Founder’s Note, “Sikh Role In Varied Struggles — Need for Bringing Facts to Light,” published in the 26th Annual Number 1977 of the “Spokesman” Weekly.
— Sikh Struggle Against Emergency by Adv Gurmit Singh published in "The “Spokesman Weekly” 7th November, 1977.
The above words occur in an open letter dated 28-1-1963 written by S. Kapur Singh, ex-I.C.S., to Shri Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister of India, which was published in “Sikh Herald” weekly dated November 22, 1963. These lines echo the same sentiments which have been expressed by Sardar Hukam Singh in his Founder’s Note, “Sikh Role In Varied Struggles — Need for Bringing Facts to Light,” published in the 26th Annual Number 1977 of the “Spokesman” Weekly.
— Sikh Struggle Against Emergency by Adv Gurmit Singh published in "The “Spokesman Weekly” 7th November, 1977.
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