A Separate Justice for Sikhs?
Sikh victims of crime will now be given the option of requesting a Sikh police officer to work on their case. Well, in London at least.
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California Police Chiefs Reaffirm Acceptance of Sikh Identity
"We have no policy which precludes an employee of the Sikh faith from wearing a turban or beard (or possession of a kirpan) during their employment with us."
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Photo of the Day
A touching moment.....
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Sikh police seek bulletproof turbans
British Police Sikh Association calls on Home Office to develop ballistic material to allow members to join firearms units
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Finally, A Sikh Police Association
Sikh police will have their own voice in the Thames Valley and in the UK.
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Policing the Empire – Early Sikh migration to the Far East
The recent publication, ‘Sikhs in the policing of British Malaya and Straits Settlements: (1874-1957)’ by Arunajeet Kaur explains the recruitment of Sikhs for the colonial police forces in British Malaya .
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First Sikh officer in Australia visits Punjab Police Academy
The first Indian recipient of the Australian Bravery Decoration award Dr. Albel Singh Kang visited Punjab Police Academy Phillaur and interacted with Academy Director cum DGP Dr. R.S. Gill, and other officers of the Academy on various issues of common interest.
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Brit Sikh detective suing UK police force for not being promoted again
His lawyers will argue that privately the Met still believes he is guilty of sending racist e-mails to his colleagues, despite two independent tribunals clearing him nine years ago.
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Winning trust through work
Amaninder is a trailblazer. He is the first Sikh police officer to wear a turban as part of NZ Police uniform and the first turbaned officer to graduate from the Police College.
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Constable fulfils his late father's dream
Constable Jagmohan Malhi fulfilled his late father's dreams and follower Aminder Singh Sandhu to became the second New Zealand police officer to wear a turban on duty.
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