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Congress MP Mourns Convicted 1984 Sikh Massacre Perpetrator Sajjan Kumar

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A sitting Congress Member of Parliament publicly mourned the death of Sajjan Kumar, describing it as an 'irreparable loss.' The MP praised Kumar's connection with the people of Delhi as 'an example,' offering what amounted to a formal tribute. Sajjan Kumar was a convicted criminal found guilty in connection with the 1984 anti-Sikh violence that killed thousands. The remarks have drawn criticism given the gravity of Kumar's crimes and the suffering of Sikh victims and their families. The episode has reignited debate over the Congress party's handling of accountability for the 1984 massacres.

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