December 9, 2013:
An Overview of Indian State Crimes Against Humanity

The following is an overview of five Indian politicians and four states in India which represent particularly egregious violations of human rights. The memorandum ends with two resolutions: 1: “End Impunity for Torture by Indian Police” and 2: “Prosecute Indian Officials Guilty of Human Rights Crimes.”

August 12, 2013:
Narendra Modi: Becoming the Butcher of Gujarat

The following is an overview of the human rights record of Gujarati Chief Minister and BJP Prime Minister candidate Narendra Modi, who is implicated as the architect of the 2002 Gujarat Genocide.

July 24, 2013:
Open Letter to Cerritos City Council: Remove Gandhi Statue

The following is a letter to Cerritos City Council requesting permanent removal of a Gandhi statue located in the city. As of the writing of this letter, the statue had been temporarily removed for repairs.

January 22, 2013:
The Urgency of Preserving Religious Liberty

The following speech was presented by OFMI Director Bhajan Singh on January 22, 2013 on the occasion of “Justice Rising: A Rally for Universal Human Dignity” on the steps of the State Capitol building in Sacramento, CA, USA. Click here to read more about the rally.

January 21, 2013:
Mohandas Gandhi’s “I Have a Dream” Speech

The following is a fictional speech which we envision Gandhi presenting on the occasion of India’s independence in 1947. It contains direct quotes from writings throughout his life which express his deep-seated opposition to the spirit of equality and a color-blind society which Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. propagated in the true “I Have a Dream” speech.

December 1, 2011:
A Letter to U.S. Congress: Deny Indian Police Officers Entry

The following is a letter to US congressional representatives requesting assistance in denying US visitor’s visas to three top-ranking Indian police officers based on their involvement in a system that promotes torture as a daily tool for the average officer.

August 15, 2011:
India’s 64th Anniversary: A Hindu Nation for Hindu People

The following is a brief overview of the 64-year history of independent India clearly reveals that, as the nation was established as a Hindu nation for a Hindu people, India’s minorities will either hang together or be hanged separately. This reality is starkly summarized by the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, an investigative body of the U.S.’s State Department.

July 29, 2011:
Does Manpreet Badal Offer a Vision of Liberty?

The following memorandum examines how many politicians today sing the praises of secularity, which has been a favorite theme of Mr. Manpreet Badal since he formed the People’s Party of Punjab (PPP). Not all politicians, however, have divined the real meaning of secularity.

May 1, 2011:
A Resolution in Honor of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

The following is the text of a resolution honoring Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar. In May 2011, Organization for Minorities of India (OFMI) worked with the California State Assembly, in cooperation with Bhim Rao Ambedkar Sikh Foundation and All India Backward and Minority Communities Employees’ Federation (BAMCEF), for passage of the resolution through the California State Assembly in recognition of Dr. Ambedkarji’s 120th birth anniversary.

October 6, 2008:
Reject Gandhi: An Open Letter to Senator Obama

The following is a letter to then-Senator Obama concerning his statement commemorating Mohandas Gandhi’s 139th birth anniversary. [Click here to read the full text of Obama’s commemoration of Gandhi’s birthday.]