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It looks like the Indian army has given up trying to defend Operation Blustar and blamed Indira for it. An Indian General claims the army said 'no' to an attack.

This leaves only Brar defending the massacre now.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/Punjab/Amritsar/Operation-Bluestar-was-a-political-decision-and-army-opposed-it-Gen-VK-Singh/SP-Article1-1015295.aspx

In the first ever candid admission by a retired general, former chief of the army staff Gen VK Singh claimed that the army was not in favour of carrying out the task of flushing out heavily armed militants from the Golden Temple in June 1984.
"I can share this information with you that the army had said no," he claimed here on Thursday when mediapersons repeatedly quizzed him on Operation Bluestar.

Pointing out that he was a major in the army in 1984, the retired general claimed that the then army chief had not been in favour of the army being involved in this operation. "I share this information with due respect to him as he is no more," he said without taking the name of Gen AK Vaidya, who was the army chief then.

"As the 1984 operation was a political decision, the army was dutybound to carry it out. We must remember that in a democratic set up the army operates under a political set up and has to obey orders," Gen Singh said without pinpointing the reasons for the army's opposition.

Initially, the retired general-turned-anti-corruption crusader was evasive in his reply on Operation Bluestar saying he was cent pe rcent sure that the army must have opposed the decision of the government to send its officers and jawans into the shrine. However, later, he gave a more direct reply saying the army had said "no" to taking part in the operation.

"Only the army understands what it is like being deployed against your own countrymen," he said.
Asked about his views on involving the army in the 1984 Golden Temple operation, Gen Singh said, "One can never tell without going into the ground realities that must have existed in 1984. Until this issue is debated in detail, one cannot give a direct answer."

Turning to the Naxal problem, he pointed out that during his tenure as chief of the army staff, this problem was discussed and the question of involving the army in anti-Naxal operations came up for discussion. "However, ultimately the army was not involved as we felt that Naxalism was a socio-economic problem," he revealed.

However, on the army role in Jammu and Kashmir, the former chief made it clear that the armed forces had a definite role as J&K was a part of India. Moreover, J&K was facing a proxy war which was being financed and abetted from somewhere else, he added.

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indian army played a great role in this attack. Though the politicians sitting on the throne of delhi comanded the operation but dont forget the role indian army . They raped gursikh ladies, killed, looted,and smoked ciggarettes in parikarma sahib and so on. sant ji used to say jaalam sarkar di jaalam fauj. now this was what we saw from material level now let us see ot from higher spiritual state-guru gobind singh ji said to singhs in kila anandgarh that"singho just remain hungry for next 7days then the significance of it will be that never on this bharatvarsh will evil people rule due to your tap the sins of this earth will be eradicated and thus a satyug of ~14000 years within kalyug will take place and khalsa will rule this planet earth.but singhs refused and said maharaaj we want food not satyug then maharaaj said ok just wait for 4days then ssgain singhs refused then mahaaraj said for wait for 1 half day but singhs refused and then mahaaraj became silent and it was said that " teen sadi lo khalsa dukh bhogoge taahi" meaning" for approximately 300 years you will suffer o khalsa". after which khalsa will rule and punjab and other northern india will become like sachkhand on earth. but now mahapurakhs explain this and say that attack on darbar sahib sahib was a fault of india and waheguru ji made them mad and they attacked amritsar and killed lakhs of sikhs which is still going on now because of this khalsa will overtake laal kila of delhi and hoist kesri nishaan sahib.at the time of 1984 many singhs were so much spiritually strong that with their power they could overthrow whole of indian army from amritsar. But guru sahib stopped every mahapurakh and chardikala gursikh to interfere in. this attack because attack was their big big mistake and now kghalsa raj will surely be established mahapurakh sant jarnail singh ji bhindranwalwe said "jis din fauj ne darbar sahib hamlaa kitta us din kalistaan di neeh rakhi jaavegi".and from 1704 -2004 it becomes 300 years and approximately means just within 315 years.

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^^ plz.....share.....even I've heard Mahapurkh ji did bachan that Sant Bhindrawala ji did all this in Guru ji's hukum............

Guru ji de bachan han "kalyug mein satyug vartaaaoon"

like Guru Arjan Dev ji di shaheedi time sai mian mir said that Guru ji ke aap di kirpa naal mein ena da maliya mait karda...Guru ji said I can do it as well... but we have to be waheguru ji's will.........

Guru Tegh bahadur sahib ji di shaheedi karke hi aurangzeb de paap da gharha bhareya.................otherwise he would have continued his cruelity.............usne jo kamai pehlaan kiti hoyi c eni c ke kise sant mahapurkh di shaheedi naal hi oh khatam ho sakdi c.........

Another major prediction by one Mahapurkh ji is that Pakistan/China will attack India from Punjab side and will come to stop when they reach Delhi....this will happen "jeon jeon sadka hongiaan chaurhiaa, pakistan diyan faujan aaungia daurhia"....te drakhta te ik vi patta nahin bachega.....like major hwy bridge is being built in Ludhiana.......

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Another major prediction by one Mahapurkh ji is that Pakistan/China will attack India from Punjab side and will come to stop when they reach Delhi....this will happen "jeon jeon sadka hongiaan chaurhiaa, pakistan diyan faujan aaungia daurhia"....te drakhta te ik vi patta nahin bachega.....like major hwy bridge is being built in Ludhiana.......

Pakistanis are predicting that some day when they enter India through Punjab, the Sikhs, out of a feeling of repentance for massacring Muslims in 1947, will aid the Pakistani army in coming to Delhi and winning it.
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Very conveniant, to blame her, but then why have the others not been brought to justice, and also how dare india ask David Cameron to apologise for the jallian wala masacre, when they themselves have no remorse for what they did in 1984 and especially as this is a recent day event and many of the perpetrators are still alive, kp gill, sajjan kumar etc etc. KHALISTAN ZINDABAD!

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