The event, anchored by DU’s Centre for Independence and Partition Studies (CIPS), saw five Partition survivors share their stories and featured a short film
He is best-known for his Partition tale, Tamas, adapted for TV by Govind Nihalani. But there is a lot more to discover, or revisit, 20 years after his death.
During his three rallies in Punjab, PM Modi attacked the Congress for “allowing the massacre of Sikhs” and “protecting the rioters” in 1984 and asserted that it was he who ensured punishment for the accused
Yogi Adityanath criticized Congress for Muslim appeasement, contributing to Partition. He praised Modi for progress in tackling terrorism and Naxalism.