The bench then ordered that the plea of Kumar be listed before an appropriate bench to which Justice Khanna was not part and adjourned the ...

The case relates to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots which erupted in Delhi soon after the assassination of Mrs Indira Gandhi by her bodyguards.

The case in which Kumar was convicted and sentenced relates to the killing of five Sikhs in Delhi Cantonment's Raj Nagar Part-I area of sou...

The 73-year-old was sentenced to life for the "remainder of his natural life" by the Delhi High Court on December 17.

Khokhar and Yadav surrendered before Metropolitan Magistrate Aditi Garg after the court accepted their application to surrender.

The court adjourned the matter for January 22 after he said his main counsel was unavailable.

Jaitley dubbed Kumar a "symbol" of the anti-Sikh "genocide" and said the country had never seen murders on a bigger scale than this.

Justice R K Gauba dismissed their 22-year old appeals against conviction by a trial court and asked all the convicts to surrender forthwith...

The verdict pronounced in the Tihar Jail due to security concerns and attack on the convicts on the premises of the Delhi court.

The move assumes significance as 2,733 victims of the total 3,325 victims of anti-Sikh riots belonged to the national capital.

27 accused in the seven cases were convicted while 591 accused in as many as 121 cases were acquitted, according to the RTI query.

HC today ordered that all appeals in which Sajjan Kumar was acquitted while 5 others were convicted be jointly put before it for hearing.

Congress today fully backed Rahul Gandhi on his remarks on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and on issues of transparency and corruption.

A Delhi court today awarded life imprisonment to three of the five convicts in a 29-year-old case relating to 1984 anti-Sikh riots.

CBI today sought death sentence for three of the five convicts in an anti-Sikh riots case as they were engaged in "religious cleansing".

"The acquittal of Sajjan Kumar is sad and very unfortunate. We will challenge it in a higher court," Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Ba...

Mullappally Ramachandran said the number of Sikhs killed during 1984 riots was 2,733 as mentioned in the Ahuja Committee report.