1991_05 The Daily Collegian May 1991

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The CoUegian »May 1,1991
Sikh
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The Sikhs and people in Punjab,
according to Paul Riar, president
of the Sikh Student Federation at
CSUF, have presented several
fundamental demands including
the right to use Punjab's i
before export.
Riar said Punjab's resources
such as water and electricity go
first to people outside the stale. Ho
said Sikhs go without food and
water as a result of this system.
An electrical engineering major
said Sikhs al*o want a governmen¬
tal system resembling that of the
United States in which states have
set internal powers. He said that
Sikhs in power positions in India
have been "bought* by the gov¬
ernment and don't serve the com
mon person.
An Indian student, wishing to
remain anonymous, said he agreed
that India's government needed to
be decentralized, but he maintained
that such an effort had to be made
California State University, Fresno
on behalf of
The Scholarship Fund for Academic Excellence
cordially invites you to a buffet and wine reception
for
The Honorable Andrew J. Young
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
Tuesday, May 7, 1991
6:00- 7:00 p.m.
Residence Dining Facility
California State University, Fresno
$35 per person
or special CSUF student rate of $20.
The reception will precede the lecture to be delivered by The Honorable Andrew J. Young at
7:30 that evening in the Satellite Student Union on campus. The lecture is sponsored by the
University Lecture Series as the highlight of the Spring Semester. Your S35 includes
admission to the lecture (reserved sealing).
The Scholarship Fund for Academic Excellence has been created to recognize academic
excellence among the University's students. For more information about lhe reception
or the fund, please telephone the University Lecture Series office at 278-2431.
Tickets for the Lecture Only go on sale May 1st
at the USU Information Desk, 278-2078.
witli regard to India's constitution.
Riar, whose home was in
Amritsartwomilesaway from the
Golden Temple, remembered the
military's attack in 1984. He said
Sikhs in India and throughout the
world have suffered the wrath of
India's military for too long. They
are putting us down.... Our young
people are being shot every day."
Riar said his people's patience
has worn thin. 'TVe protested for
fiveyears. They arrested and killed
protesters. After that, people said,
If you're not going to listen to us,
wewanttobe separate.'" Riar said
he was forced out of the country
and came to the United States in
April of 1987.
"On the street, if you are recog¬
nized to be Sikh, you are shot with¬
out question." In 1984, when the
military overtook the Golden
Temple, Rial's hometown went
without water and electricity for
15 days. In response to literature
on Khalistan Day distributed at
CSUFMonday, Council Khanna a t
the Indian Consulate in San Fran-
eiscosaid, 'The Indian government
has nocommentonthisfalsepropa¬
ganda"
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