Navkiran Kaur Khalra, 10, and her brother Janmeet, 8, last saw their
The article discusses the unsolved murder of a human rights activist by police, highlighting institutional failure.
Navkiran Kaur Khalra, 10, and her brother Janmeet, 8, last saw their father Jaswant Singh Khalra on September 6, 1995; he was abducted by Punjab police. Khalra documented illegal cremations of thousands during militancy years before his murder in custody. His case led to a Supreme Court-ordered CBI probe and convictions for five policemen in 2011. Recently, controversy erupted over the removal of her father’s biopic Satluj from an OTT platform, reigniting discussions on Punjab's past human rights abuses.
10 JUL 2026
· THIS STORY — Indian Express
Navkiran Kaur Khalra, 10, and her brother Janmeet, 8, last saw their
12 JUL 2026
— Indian Express
The Satluj biopic was removed from an OTT platform and banned in India within 48 hours following its removal.
13 JUL 2026
— Indian Express
Paramjit Kaur Khalra, widow of Jaswant Singh Khalra, requested a people's commission to investigate enforced disappearances and fake encounters during Punjab's militancy period.
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