Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Sikh Militant's Mother Seeks Parole for Son
Jagtar Singh Hawara, who is in jail for life for his involvement in the assassination of Punjab's Chief Minister in 1995, is seeking a temporary release.
His 81-year-old mother, who is in poor health, has requested that the Delhi government grant him parole.
She cites her failing health, broken family ties, and the need to repair their home as reasons for the request.
The Akal Takht jathedar supports the request.
Hawara was convicted in seven cases, acquitted in 22, and discharged in others.
He has an application for parole that is currently pending.
Hawara's mother seeks parole for her son.
Hawara is serving a life sentence for the 1995 assassination.
The Akal Takht jathedar supports the parole request.
Hawara's application is pending with Delhi authorities.
Parole is sought on humanitarian grounds.
- Who
- Jagtar Singh Hawara, a Sikh militant.
- What
- His mother seeks his release on parole.
- When
- Hawara has been in prison for over 27 years.
- Where
- Mandoli Central Jail, Delhi
- Why
- On humanitarian grounds to visit his ailing mother.
Advocates for Parole
Authorities
Parole Application
Advocates for Parole
Hawara's family and supporters believe parole should be granted due to humanitarian reasons and the fulfillment of parole requirements.
Authorities
The authorities are currently reviewing the parole application. There is no indication of their stance.
- Who
- Jagtar Singh Hawara, a jailed Sikh militant
- What
- Parole sought for Jagtar Singh Hawara
- When
- Hawara has been imprisoned for over 27 years.
- Where
- Mandoli Central Jail, Delhi
- Why
- Humanitarian grounds; Mother's health
- Supporters
- Akal Takht Jathedar
