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Chandigarh: Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh has announced the release of his new popular film “Punjab-95”. This film will be released in February 2025. Diljit Dosanjh himself has given this information on his social media account.
However, the information about which date this film will be released in February has not been given by him yet. The film is based on the life of famous human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra and depicts the era of terrorism.
Fans are very excited about the film
Diljit Dosanjh is playing the character of Jaswant Singh Khalra in this film, which is considered to be one of the most important roles of his career. Diljit recently shared pictures related to the film on social media, with which he wrote – I challenge the darkness.
This caption perfectly depicts the life of Sardar Khalra and his fight for the truth. Giving priority to the release of the film, Diljit has postponed the release of his upcoming music album for the time being. After this announcement, there is a lot of enthusiasm among the fans about the film.
Exposed the atrocities on Sikhs during the era of terrorism
Jaswant Singh Khalra was a courageous and dedicated human rights activist. Who raised his voice against the atrocities and human rights violations against Sikhs in Punjab during the 1980s and 1990s. He revealed that during that period thousands of Sikh youth were illegally detained, killed in fake encounters and their bodies were secretly cremated.
Gathered information by visiting the crematoriums
Khalra exposed these disappearances and murders being done by the Punjab Police and administration. He visited the crematoriums of Amritsar at that time and gathered information that more than 6,000 bodies were secretly cremated there. He also shared this information on international forums, which raised questions on India’s human rights record.
He was murdered in 1995
Khalra had to pay the price of fighting for the rights of Sikhs with his life. The family alleges that on 6 September 1995, the police abducted Khalra from his house. After this, he was tortured in police custody and killed.
The police did not even register an FIR in this case. After which, Jaswant’s wife filed a petition in the Supreme Court and the court ordered the CBI to investigate.
