As the Punjab Police continually ask for extensions, the Indian judges have granted repeated remands, with Jagtar appearing in court more than 20 times since his abduction.
To this day, Jagtar continues to be shifted back and forth between NIA and judicial custody. Despite the confirmation of torture taking place during the first few days of his incarceration, he has been denied the right to an independent medical examination as well as private meetings with the British High Commission.
Jagtar’s detainment will reach 100 days in mid-February. To help raise awareness, a Twitter event has been organized on Monday 12 February, 2018, with coordinated times in U.K. (8pm), U.S. (3pm EST), and Canada (3pm EST).
Please share this event with your local sangat at Gurdwara, community, school, friends and family.
For the latest updates, please follow this campaign on all social media:
Twitter: @FreeJaggiNow
Facebook: Free Jaggi Now
Instagram: freejagginow
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Jaggi lives in Scotland he is not a Scot, he is not Scottish.
The corrupt system of India is deaf and blind it takes no notice unless such time as the foreign powers and UNO steps in and most frustrating thing is that the British Government has done Zilich……….. what happens to their own citizen they are totally ignoring…. Hell with all the powers and their Human Rights because nothing is being done no one is listening.
Unless all the minorities wake up especially in Punjab there is no hope for justice.