British Sikh MPs Varinder Jos and Jas Asthwal, Jas Ethwal kept the issue in the British Parliament
London, June 5
British Sikh MPs, Varinder Jus and Jas Ethwal (Jas Atwal) in the British Parliament led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservation government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the Conservative government led by the British Parliament in the British Parliament of the British Parliament in June 1984 in 2011, Athwal.
Glus, which is representative of the Labor Party in Wolverhampton West, and Eethwal, the country in the east of the country, took the matter to Lucy Powel, the country of the country. He shed light on the 41th Burle of the process under the Government of India at the Golden Temple at the Golden Temple, and at the beginning of this year. Powell said that ‘what happened to what happened.’
“The documents in the front of the documents in 2014 approved his Indian counterpart by the Operation of the Community of the British government,” Ja said. Would the House’s leader announcement will be announced by the judge of the judge so that they could be reached the bottom of what happened in their own words. ”
Powell accepts the concerns of members of the Sikh community that the issue was last updated after the early January. The first demand of an independent investigation of the entire case was raised when the fact was exposed to the fact that the fact was consulting military operation to the Indian troops. The then British Prime Minister David Cameron had directed the internal review of the fact. The statement issued by the British Parliament said that the role of Britain was fully ‘advisable’ and special air service advice was the ‘limited impact’ at the Blue Star in June 1984. -Ptyti
