The video clearly shows that DSP Satvir Singh Bains was trying to explain the situation peacefully. Some miscreants threw dirty packets, garbage, and polythenes towards the police. Was this really the right way to protest? This is important fact that cannot be ignored.
Chaman Lal died at the age of 100+ still waiting for justice.
In 1993, his 20-year-old son, Gulshan Kumar, was abducted by Punjab Police, tortured, killed in a staged encounter, and secretly cremated as an "unclaimed" body.
Chaman Lal witnessed the aftermath and spent more than two decades fighting for accountability.
His case became part of the wider Punjab mass cremations investigation exposed by Jaswant Singh Khalra. Acting on Khalra's documentation, the Supreme Court ordered a CBI investigation, which confirmed thousands of illegal cremations and described the findings as evidence of "flagrant violations of human rights on a mass scale." Yet, after years of legal delays, many families
—including Chaman Lal's—were left without justice.
Chaman Lal passed away just two days before the criminal proceedings in his case were due to resume. His life stands as a powerful reminder that delayed justice is too often justice denied-and that the pursuit of truth does not end with those who refuse to give up.
Finally After 4 Years of Fight.. SATLUJ #Panjab95 is Released on @ZEE5India
Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra Ji Nu Lakh Lakh Parnaam 🙏🏽
Mai Aksar Team Nu Pushda Rehnda C Ke Eh Film Kadey v Ni Augi? Asi Apni Kahani Nhi Das Sakde?
Khalra Saab Di Avaaz Nu 1995 ch v Dabaa Dita Geya.. Te Aj V Ona Di Avaaz Nu Dabaa Rahe Aa..
Asi Kithey Khadey An?
Kang Bhaji Always Mainu Kehnde c Samaa Badluga film Ek Din Zarur Release Hougi🙏🏽
SHUKAR SHUKAR BAS SHUKAR 🙏🏽
@SukhpalKhaira@ZEE5India I support a different political party, but I have noticed that you often stand for truth and reality. You speak fearlessly, which is the quality of a great leader. I truly appreciate your positive approach to politics.
Satluj (Panjab 95) on @ZEE5India
What a gripping narration of one man’s unbreakable spirit and fight against the tyrannical system …
A must watch
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@diljitdosanjh & @rampalarjun acting is exceptionally real and beyond
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
#BREAKING: SATLUJ, the biographical film based on the life of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, will not be available in India until further orders. The film was released one a ZEE 5 OTT Platform after a long struggle, during which its title was changed from Punjab '95 to SATLUJ to secure its release.