Sikh Genocide 1984: The long and unfinished quest for justice

November 1, is a black day in the history of the Sikhs. On this day began the genocide of the Sikhs in New Delhi which spilled over in other parts of the nation. It led to the brutal murder of thousands of innocent Sikhs, rape and molestation of Sikh women and destruction of Sikh property by frenzied mobs that had lost all sense of propriety. The Sikhs look upon this tragedy as the third Ghallughara (holocaust) in their history. The trigger to this genocide was the assassination of Indira Gandhi

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