BREAKING: Bhai Rajoana Questions President on Delay in Carrying Out Court’s Execution Orders

:dateline:Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana, a political Sikh convict on death row in the case of assassination of former Chief Minister Beant “Singh”, has written a letter to the President of India seeking explanation on why�there has been delay in his execution. �In the letter penned on August 22, Bhai Rajoana asked for termination of the�constitutional review petition filed by the Punjab Government, SGPC and DSGMC against his death penalty. �

Copy of the letter shared with Sikh24 by his sister Kamaldeep Kaur reveals that Bhai Rajoana has justified the assassination of the Chief Minister Beant “Singh”. �Letter states that�it was a need of the hour, otherwise Beant “Singh” would have continued murders�of Sikh youth across Punjab.

It is noteworthy that Bhai Rajoana did not�contest the case asserting distrust in the constitution of India. Death warrants were issued against him on March 13, 2012 by a trial court of Chandigarh. �This led to protests across Punjab and all over the world, and consequently a petition was filed without his consent to seek termination of his death penalty. The then President of India had suspended Bhai Rajoana�s execution, however, after three years,�Bhai Rajoana has sought explanation why the court’s orders have not been carried out.