Operation Bluestar 1984: 25 years later

	OPERATION BLUESTAR : The untold story
	Operation Bluestar Created New Crusaders for Sikh Cause" Dr Subramaniam Swami - Ex-Member of Parliament
	Eye-Witness Account Of Operation Bluestar In the words of Singh Sahib Giani Sahib Singh
	Operation Bluestar: The Attack on the Sikh's by Indian Armed Forces
	The Truth Behind Operation Bluestar
	Operation Bluestar 'A Mistake' by Subhrangshu Gupta in Calcutta
	"Blind Men of Hindoostan" Remembering Operation Bluestar
	Operation Bluestar-5th June 1984 An Indian Army View point
	Baba Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale's Speeches
	The Ghalughara: Operation Blue Star - A Retrospect
	The 15th Anniversary of Operation Blue-Star
	Devastating Images of Operation Blue-Star
	News reports and other Eye Witness Accounts
	An Interview with survivor: Pritam Kaur
	1984 Assault on Amritsar :Khushwant Singh
	Flashbacks - Golden Temple attack -BBC
	Khalistan Movement in Punjab, Meredith Weiss
	The Making of Operation Bluestar (1978-1984)
	Operation Bluestar: Night Of Blood
	Atrocities On Sikh Children
	Ghallughara 84
	Operation Bluestar: A Juristic View

Operation Bluestar, which began in the wee hours of June 6, 1984, was like a dagger through the heart for Sikhs everywhere. Thousands railed against the Indian State, the army, and all those who were connected in any way with the operation. A large number of Sikh soldiers, enraged by rumours that the Golden Temple had been damaged (the temple itself remained untouched, though the Akal Takht was damaged), deserted the armed forces. Author Khushwant Singh famously returned his Padma Bhushan award in protest. Four months and three weeks later, Indira Gandhi paid the ultimate price for ordering Operation Bluestar.