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On 25th Bhopal anniversary, victims left high and dry
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12/2/2009
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NEW DELHI: On the eve of the 25th anniversary of the Bhopal Gas Disaster, the Madhya Pradesh high court at Jabalpur dealt another blow to the victims in their quest for justice. The victims of the worlds biggest ever industrial disaster have received only about one-fifth of the compensation promised to them under the 1989 agreement.
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Lucknow,
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Aligarh,
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Anti-Sikh riots one of the most tragic events, says Pranab |
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Amid opposition demands for immediately bringing to book culprits of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Government on Wednesday described the incident as "one of the most tragic events" and assured Lok Sabha that it would do its best under the given circumstances.
"Everyone of us feels ashamed that this happened. ...We cannot get back the lives we lost, we cannot remove the agony (of those affected) ... We can take a vow and draw a lesson that in future this does not happen," Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said.
He was responding to Harsimrat Kaur (SAD) who raised the issue spiritedly during the Zero Hour, lamenting that 25 years after the ghastly incidents in which, she claimed, 7,000 Sikhs were killed, no one has been punished.
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