Air India
Verdict:
- Ottawa: March 22: Herb
Dhaliwal, a former Liberal cabinet minister, accused
the federal
government (6_)
- Health
Minister Ujjal Dosanjh- Federal police and intelligence
officers didn't do a very good job of
investigating the 1985 Air India bombing (8)
-
- Toronto, Mar. 20: Tragedy
smeared all Sikh-Canadians-
For 20 years
my immediate community unfairly bore the crossof innuendo,
by T. Sher Singh
- Vancouver, March 16, 2005:
Relatives of
victims demand federal inquiry for Air-India bombing
(4)
- Vancouver, March 16, 2005-Malik,
Bagri not guilty in Air India bombings:
Ripudiman Singh Malik and Ajaib Singh
Bagri have both been found not guilty of all eight
criminal charges connected to a pair of deadly blasts
directed at Air India airliners in 1985. According
to reporters .......(3)
- Vancouver, March 16, 2005: The
Air India Trial:
Costliest
in Canadian history, estimated at about
$130 million-Complete
text of the judgement..(2)
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The
Air India trial, including
the nearly 20 year investigation leading up to it,
is believed to be the most expensive case in Canadian
legal history.On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight
182 from Montreal to London, carrying luggage loaded
in Vancouver, exploded and crashed into the Atlantic
Ocean 240 kilometers off the coast of Ireland. All
329 people on board were killed.
Fifty-four minutes earlier, a suitcase
loaded in Vancouver onto Canadian Airlines Flight
003 exploded in the airport at Narita, Japan. The
suitcase was being transferred to Air India Flight
301 to Bangkok and Delhi. Two baggage handlers were
killed and four other persons injured.
Ripudaman Singh Malik, Ajaib Singh
Bagri, and Inderjit Singh Reyat were arrested in relation
to the bombings. In February 2003. Reyat pleaded guilty
to manslaughter. The trial of Malik and Bagri continues
in the Supreme Court of British Columbia
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