:dateline:In a strong reaction to the reported clean chit by former DGP Punjab KP Gill to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on his involvement in the anti-Muslim carnage of 2002, Dal Khalsa denounced the sympathetic tone of Gill as the �devil quoting scriptures�.
�It is clearly a case of one perpetrator patting another’s back as the hands of both Modi and Gill are soaked in the blood of innocents.� said party spokesperson Kanwarpal Singh in a hard-hitting statement released to media here.
Gill, who himself is in the dock for carrying out extra-constitutional and illegal operations in the name of fighting militancy in Punjab, has no moral right to make such sweeping statements, said he.
“KPS Gill was not the �paramount police officer as described by his biographer and projected by Indian establishment, instead he is a �Frankenstein monster�, said he. Gill is yet to be arraigned before law for his direct and indirect complicity in the pre-meditated involuntary murders of innocent Sikh youth who struggled for right to self determination in the eighties of the last century� said Kanwar Pal Singh.
Like the Jews who continue to hunt for Nazi killers and perpetrators of crimes against humanity, Sikhs too would continue to haunt KP Gill, till they see him behind bars.
Indian civil society will do well to rise above love for Gill and hatred for Modi, he pointed out. He said both are two sides of the same coin.
According to links below there are his rumours with Chandi Heffner the lady who defrauded American Tobacco Heiress Duke Doris. And has a charity fund that uses American donation under both of there names called CDHinternational
KPS Gill alongwith Chandi Duke Heffner restored Hare Krishna town of Vrindavan with holy Yamuna waters.
Chandi got settlement of $65 million from American Tobacco corporation after lawsuit after she was able to fool American Tobacco heiress in adopting her at age of 42 and later sued and got $65 million.
http://www.news.vrindavantoday.org/2012/02/the-jamuna%E2%80%99s-nurturing-flow-returns-to-vrindavan/
http://www.cdhinternational.org/cdh_international_foundation_1325%20ABOUT%20US.html