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Re: US Federal Court to Hear Immunity Argument in Nath Case, September 21

Discovery in federal court can take a long time. This is the must current news on developments in the case against Kamal Nath.

New York, United States (May 25, 2013): A Federal Court in Manhattan will hear 1984 Sikh Genocide case against Congress (I) on May 29. Pursuant to Sikh rights group’s request for jurisdictional discovery to unveil the relationship of Congress Party of India and that of America, Judge Robert W. Sweet ordered the hearing to resolve the outstanding discovery issues and to set a time for the trial.

Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) has served interrogatories on Indian National Congress (INC), All India Congress Committee (AICC) and Indian National Overseas Congress (INOC) as per “Rule 33 and 34” of the Federal Civil Rules. The interrogatories demand to produce all documents and communication among the organizations to discover the extent and nature of their relationship. Rights group’s demand from Congress party include production of all documents relating to the appointment and removal of INOC officials and the details of all the US trips taken by the top leadership of Congress party along with the names of their hosts.

Read more:  http://www.sikhsiyasat.net/2013/05/26/sikhs-for-justice-v-congress-i-us-court-order-for-pretrial-hearing-on-may-29/

The full article is also posted on a separate thread here at SPN

Sikhs for Justice v. Congress (I) – US Court order for pretrial hearing on May 29

http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/1984/40848-sikhs-justice-v-congress-i-us.html#post185112