<p>Former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar on Monday surrendered before a court to serve the life term for the "remainder of his natural life" awarded by the Delhi High Court in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case.</p>.<p>Kumar, who has Z-category security following threat to his life as he is facing prosecution in other 1984 riots cases, arrived at the courtroom surrounded by around two-dozen security personnel.</p>.<p>He surrendered before Metropolitan Magistrate Aditi Garg, who directed that he be lodged in Mandoli jail. He was taken to the jail in a separate prison bus.</p>.<p>As he came to court complex, a group of Sikhs shouted slogans and flashed the victory sign.</p>.<p>Two other convicts -- Kishan Khokhar and Mahender Yadav -- who surrendered earlier in the day were also taken to Mandoli jail.</p>.<p>The Delhi High Court sentenced Kumar to life imprisonment for the "remainder of his natural life" on December 17. Kumar resigned from Congress soon after his conviction.</p>.<p>The case in which Kumar was convicted related to the killing of five Sikhs in Delhi Cantonment's Raj Nagar Part-I area of southwest Delhi on November 1-2, 1984 and burning down of a Gurudwara in Raj Nagar Part-II. </p>.<p><strong>ALSO</strong><strong> READ: </strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/anti-sikh-riots-2-convicts-710696.html" target="_blank">Anti-Sikh riots: 2 convicts surrender</a></p>
<p>Former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar on Monday surrendered before a court to serve the life term for the "remainder of his natural life" awarded by the Delhi High Court in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case.</p>.<p>Kumar, who has Z-category security following threat to his life as he is facing prosecution in other 1984 riots cases, arrived at the courtroom surrounded by around two-dozen security personnel.</p>.<p>He surrendered before Metropolitan Magistrate Aditi Garg, who directed that he be lodged in Mandoli jail. He was taken to the jail in a separate prison bus.</p>.<p>As he came to court complex, a group of Sikhs shouted slogans and flashed the victory sign.</p>.<p>Two other convicts -- Kishan Khokhar and Mahender Yadav -- who surrendered earlier in the day were also taken to Mandoli jail.</p>.<p>The Delhi High Court sentenced Kumar to life imprisonment for the "remainder of his natural life" on December 17. Kumar resigned from Congress soon after his conviction.</p>.<p>The case in which Kumar was convicted related to the killing of five Sikhs in Delhi Cantonment's Raj Nagar Part-I area of southwest Delhi on November 1-2, 1984 and burning down of a Gurudwara in Raj Nagar Part-II. </p>.<p><strong>ALSO</strong><strong> READ: </strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/anti-sikh-riots-2-convicts-710696.html" target="_blank">Anti-Sikh riots: 2 convicts surrender</a></p>