Demand For Ban On Entry To London Olympics
There is strong demand for banning the entry of KPS Gill during London Olympics 2012. The third motion proposed by LIBERATION, a United Kingdom (UK) based and United Nations (UN) affiliated Human Rights Group, to communicate immediately to the British Parliament, Home office, and British Foreign & Commonwealth Office to ban the visit, during the London Olympics 2012, of the former Congress MP Jagdish Tytler - the prime accused of 1984 Sikhs massacre and former DGP of Panjab K P S Gill, due to his gross violations of Human Rights.
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