1984 Delhi Sikh Genocide - Police Records

Police Station Samay Pur Badli

Reply of a questionnaire required by the Nanavati Commission

1. The Police Station Samaypur Badi came into existence on 1.1.88. The area of Police Station was under the jurisdiction of Police Station Alipur please.

2. No record available.

3. Provide the Duty Chart on 31.10.84, 2.11.84, 3.11.84 and 4.11.84, if already not provided in the file produced before the commission.

4. No record.

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6. No record available.

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8. No record. However the following cases were registered during 1992:

FIR No. 222/92     370/92 488/92

Date 18.6.1992     22.9.1992 18.12.1992

Under Section 147,148,149,395,327,302,/201 IPC     147,148,436,395 IPC 142,148,149,302 IPC

Name and Addresses Ujagar Singh, Avtar Singh, Joginder Singh, Santokh Singh & Gurdeep Singh. All Sikhs as mentioned in the FIR. Nil Sadhu Singh S/o VPO Bukkanwala Tehsil Moga District Farid Kot Punjab

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26. No charge sheet was filed in the court All the three cases which are mentioned in answer No.8 and 9 were got registered by riots cell Malviya Nagar during 1992 and were sent as untraced. Copy of FIR's are attached here with for your kind perusal please.

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32. No, any case was investigated by local police. The three cases which were got registered by riots cell Malviya Nagar had been sent as Untraced. There is no record weather these cases were re-investigated or otherwise.

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36. No record. Police Station S.P. Badli came into existence with effect from 1.1.88.

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(Inspector Balbir Singh)
SHO Samay Pur Badli

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