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SARABJIT SINGH ARREST
ISI-backed terror module busted, 3 held with two grenades, pistol: Punjab PolicePunjab Police have dismantled a terror module backed by Pakistan's ISI. Three individuals were arrested in a swift operation. Authorities r...- Singhu border lynching: Accused sent to police remand for a weekHours after the macabre crime on Friday, a man wearing the blue robes of the Sikhs' Nihang order appeared before the media, claiming that h...
- Sarabjit murder trial: Arrest warrant issued against Pakistan jail officialNaqvi recorded the statements of some 40 witnesses in the case and submitted its report to the government which is yet to make its findings...
- Sarabjit Singh probe: Pakistan tribunal records statements of witnessesA Pakistani inquiry tribunal probing the murder of Indian national Sarabjit Singh has recorded the statements of 10 witnesses.
- Sarabjit's death probe: Judicial commission visits jail, interviews prisonersA judicial commission of the Lahore HC visited Sarabjit Singh's cell in Kot Lakhpat Jail and interviewed prisoners as part of its probe
- Rahul Gandhi pays tribute to Sarabjit Singh, offered condolences to familyRahul Gandhi today paid rich tributes to Sarabjit Singh, who died at a Pakistani hospital following a brutal attack, here at his cremation ...
- Punish everyone responsible for Sarabjit's death: Pakistan mediaNews of the attack on Sarabjit in Lahore's Kot Lakhpat Jail last week and his death yesterday figured on the front pages of most Pakistani ...
- Kirpal Singh: Family of another Indian prisoner in Pakistan cry for releaseA year after when Sarabjit Singh had crossed over to Pakistan and was sentenced to death in a serial bomb blast case, another ill-fated Ind...
- Sarabjit Singh has become a martyr in his deathWhether he was a spy or a farmer who had crossed the border innocently--Sarabjit Singh has become a martyr in his death at the hands of cri...
- Sarabjit's death extra-judicial killing by Pakistan: Narendra ModiGujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today described the demise of death row prisoner Sarabjit Singh as an "extra-judicial killing."
- Protests erupt in Sarabjit's native villageAngry protests today broke out in Sarabjit Singh's native Bhikhiwind village after the Indian prisoner died in a Lahore hospital.
- Pakistan to hand over Sarabjit's body to India: Foreign OfficeThe Pakistan government says that it will continue to facilitate the "early completion of all formalities and hand over the mortal remains ...
- Pall of gloom descends on Sarabjit's native villageA pall of gloom descended on Sarabjit Singh's native Bhikhiwind village as soon as the news of his death in a Lahore hospital spread with v...
- India demands Pakistan probe into Sarabjit's killingIndia today demanded that Pakistan conducts a through probe into the incident to ensure that those who are responsible were punished.
- PM expresses grief, slams Pakistan government's refusal to take humanitarian view of Sarabjit casePrime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday condoled the death of Sarabjit Singh, hailing him as a 'brave son of India', and attacked Pakista...
- Sarabjit Singh fine in Pakistan jail: Surjeet SinghSurjeet Singh, who was released from a Pak jail after 31 yrs, today said Indian death row convict Sarabjit Singh is fine & hoped that he is...
- Government failed to bring back Sarabjit Singh: BJPBJP today accused the government of failing to bring death row convict Sarabjit Singh, who is jailed in Pakistan, back home.
- No postponement of Sarabjit's hanging: Musharraf's spokesmanA spokesperson of Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf on Saturday said that the hanging of Sarabjit Singh would not be postponed.
- India hopes Sarabjit Singh would be granted clemencyIndia on Thursday said it hoped its national Sarabjit Singh, who is on death row for alleged involvement in terrorist attacks, would be gra...
- MPs ask govt to try for Sarabjit Singh's releaseEven as political parties urged the Centre to take proactive steps to secure the release of Sarabjit Singh, India appealed to Pakistan to s...
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