Air India memorial - Relatives deserve a public inquiry

YESTERDAY’S poignant ceremony in remembrance of the victims of the Air India bomb atrocity was a chilling reminder of man’s inhumanity to man.

In a heart-rending recollection of that senseless act of violence by Sikh terrorists two decades ago, relatives gathered to honour the 329 people who died when the jet was blown out of the sky off Ireland’s south west coast two decades ago.

Regrettably, there seems little hope of Canada holding a public inquiry into the disaster, despite the welcome presence of Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin at Ahakista

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