This Early Day Motion
concerning the genocide of Sikhs in November 1984 against tens of thousands of innocent Sikhs. The Early Day
Motions (EDM) reproduced below are currently tabled in the British
Parliament and expose the injustices against Sikhs over the last 20
years. This motion condemn the Indian authorities and call on action
from the UK Government and the international community against the
Indian authorities. The EDM is followed by a list of the UK MPs that
have signed the:
That this House remembers with sadness the 20th
anniversary of the November 1984 anti-Sikh pogroms when thousands of
innocent Sikhs were killed or injured across India; notes with pleasure
the many positive changes that have since taken place in India where the
current Prime Minister is a Sikh; and expresses the hope that the
Government of India will continue to pursue the path of reconciliation
in relation to those events by instituting an inquiry into them that can
bring closure to the victims and relatives of those who suffered at that
time.
Primary Sponsor - Dominic Grieve (Conservative Party)
Constituency: Beaconsfield 9th November 2004
Peter Ainsworth |
Conservative Party |
East Surrey |
Michael Ancram |
Conservative Party |
Devizes |
David Atkinson |
Conservative Party |
Bournemouth East |
Peter Atkinson |
Conservative Party |
Hexham |
Tim Boswell |
Conservative Party |
Daventry |
Graham Brady |
Conservative Party |
Altrincham and Sale West |
Julian Brazier |
Conservative Party |
Canterbury |
John Butterfill |
Conservative Party |
Bournemouth West |
Sydney Chapman |
Conservative Party |
Chipping Barnet |
Michael Fabricant |
Conservative Party |
Lichfield |
Adrian Flook |
Conservative Party |
Taunton |
Mark Francois |
Conservative Party |
Rayleigh |
Edward Garnier |
Conservative Party |
Harborough |
Cheryl Gillan |
Conservative Party |
Chesham and Amersham |
Dominic Grieve |
Conservative Party |
Beaconsfield |
Oliver Heald |
Conservative Party |
North East Hertfordshire |
Charles Hendry |
Conservative Party |
Wealden |
Gerald Howarth |
Conservative Party |
Aldershot |
Julie Kirkbride |
Conservative Party |
Bromsgrove |
Jacqui Lait |
Conservative Party |
Beckenham |
Oliver Letwin |
Conservative Party |
West Dorset |
Julian Lewis |
Conservative Party |
New Forest East |
Tim Loughton |
Conservative Party |
East Worthing and Shoreham |
David Maclean |
Conservative Party |
Penrith and The Border |
Humfrey Malins |
Conservative Party |
Woking |
Theresa May |
Conservative Party |
Maidenhead |
Andrew Murrison |
Conservative Party |
Westbury |
Marion Roe |
Conservative Party |
Broxbourne |
Jonathan Sayeed |
Conservative Party |
Mid Bedfordshire |
Andrew Selous |
Conservative Party |
South West Bedfordshire |
Caroline Spelman |
Conservative Party |
Meriden |
Bob Spink |
Conservative Party |
Castle Point |
Gary Streeter |
Conservative Party |
South West Devon |
John Taylor |
Conservative Party |
Solihull |
Angela Watkinson |
Conservative Party |
Upminster |
David Wilshire |
Conservative Party |
Spelthorne |
|
|
|
Roger Berry |
Labour Party |
Kingswood |
Valerie Davey |
Labour Party |
Bristol West |
Mike Gapes |
Labour Party |
Ilford South |
Andy King |
Labour Party |
Rugby and Kenilworth |
Rob Marris |
Labour Party |
Wolverhampton South West |
James Plaskitt |
Labour Party |
Warwick and Leamington |
Ken Purchase |
Labour Party |
Wolverhampton North East |
Marsha Singh |
Labour Party |
Bradford West |
Mark Todd |
Labour Party |
South Derbyshire |
|
|
|
Mike Hancock |
Liberal Democrats |
Portsmouth South |
Jenny Tonge |
Liberal Democrats |
Richmond Park |
Paul Tyler |
Liberal Democrats |
North Cornwall |
|
|
|
Sylvia Hermon |
Ulster Unionist Party |
North Down |
Martin Smyth |
Ulster Unionist Party |
Belfast South |
|