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40 years of Operation Blue Star: Pro-Khalistan slogans raised at Golden Temple, SAD (Amritsar)’s chief Simranjit Mann among those raising the slogans
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The pro-Khalistani elements also brandished Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale posters at the Golden Temple premises
Khalistani flag with portrait of Bhindranwale spotted on farmer protest tractor marching towards Delhi
Flag with Bhindranwale's portrait spotted on a tractor in farmer protests
Punjab: Pro-Khalistanis attack retired Army officer after he removed Bhindranwale’s portrait from Gurdwara
Pro Kalistani elements attacked former Army officer in Punjab after he removed poster of Bhindranwale
Sant Khalsa Gurudwara, where Amritpal surrendered – read how it has links to Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale
Sant Khalsa Gurudwara from where Amritpal Singh surrendered is linked to Bhindranwale.
Amritpal Singh’s arrest: Bhindranwale’s nephew may have played a role
Some reports have suggested that Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale’s nephew Jasbir Singh Rode might have played a role in the arrest.of Amritpal Singh.
During Operation Blue Star, Khalistanis believed Pakistan would come to their rescue and attack India: Former Khalistani Kuljinder Dhillon
Khalistanis waited for help from Pakistan during Operation Blue Star but the "help" never arrived.
Khalistani calls Hindu god Hanuman ‘first international terrorist’
Pro-Khalistan separatist voices have often resorted to insulting Hindu gods and goddesses, which is often the modus operandi of Islamist terrorists.
‘He is a saviour. He is anti-drugs’: Narrative to protect Amritpal Singh and its similarities with attempts to shield Bhindranwale’s Khalistan movement
Amritpal Singh aped Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale in picking up the pervasive drugs menace and amassing a following in Punjab.
Rise of Amritpal Singh and rants on ‘Clubhouse’: From getting women involved, to farmers’ protest and setting up ‘lone wolf’ cells working for Khalistan
Deep Sidhu and Amritpal Singh used social media to mobilize support and Clubhouse was one of the platforms they used
The rise of Amritpal Singh and unthoughtful comparison to glorious Sikh history: How Times of India tried to ‘explain’ a violent, separatist movement
Rise of pro-Khalistan elements in Punjab cannot be linked to Sikh revolt against Mughals