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A 26-year-old Sikh man was today jailed for 10 years in London for making an attempt on the life of Lt General (retd) Kuldip Singh Brar, who led the 1984 Operation Bluestar to flush out extremists from the Golden Temple.

Lieutenant General (retired) KS Brar, who headed the operation, shares his take on the controversy.

Lieutenant General (retd) KS Brar, who was in-charge of Indian Army's Operation Bluestar in 1984, has said that allegations that the British government secretly helped Indira Gandhi plan the mission is 'fictitious'.

When riots broke out in Birmingham in 2011, no other station was on the ground covering the story like Sangat TV. It was hailed as an amateur yet great community effort at making television in the UK speak the language of the community. And it did - many programmes on the network are in Punjabi.

A Sikh TV channel in the UK has been penalised for allegedly inciting an attack in September on Lieutenant General (retd) KS Brar, who oversaw the controversial Operation Bluestar against Sikh militants holed up inside the Golden Temple in 1984.

One of the three Sikh men charged with attacking Lietenant General (retired) KS Brar in London, pleaded guilty of causing grievous bodily harm to the man who led the 1984 Operation Blue Star, as the accused were today remanded in custody to stand trial from April 2.

Two men have been charged with the attempted murder of Lieutenant General (retired) Kuldip Singh Brar, the hero of the 1984 Operation Bluestar, British police said today. Barjinder Singh Sangha, 33, of Wolverhampton and 34-year-old Mandeep Singh Sandhu of Great Barr, Birmingham will "appear in custody at Westminster Magistrates' Court today," the ...

The government has called a meeting next week to review the security for those who were involved with Operation Bluestar against Sikh terrorists holed up in the Golden Temple in 1984. Last week, Lieutenant General (retd) Kuldeep Singh Brar was stabbed in London in what he described as an assassination attempt. 15 people have been arrested by the Br...

Scotland Yard has said that it has made eight more arrests in connection with the attack on Lieutenant General (retired) KS Brar, the officer who led Operation Bluestar in 1984. The fresh arrests come a day after four others, including a woman, were arrested in the case.

British police is treating the attack on Lt Gen (retd) K S Brar, the Operation Bluestar hero, as a case of an attempted murder, a spokesman said on Wednesday, adding the four assailants were of Asian origin.

On Tuesday night as Lt Gen KS Brar and his wife Meena were speaking calmly, in a matter of fact manner on NDTV, describing the circumstances under which they were attacked in London by what increasingly looks like pro-Khalistani elements, one couldn't but admire the brave couple for having warded off the assailants.

Lieutenant General Kuldeep Singh Brar, who led Operation Blue Star against Sikh militants holed up inside the Golden Temple in 1984, was stabbed and injured in London.

Scotland Yard has appealed for information from members of the public on the Sunday night assault on Lt Gen KS Brar, and described the four assailants as wearing dark clothing, long black jackets and having "long beards".

Lieutenant General Kuldeep Singh Brar, who led Operation Blue Star against Sikh militants holed up inside the Golden Temple in 1984, was stabbed and injured in London. General Brar and his wife were returning from dinner at London's Piccadilly Circus when four men assaulted him with a knife and pushed his wife to the ground.

Lt Gen KS Brar

A 26-year-old Sikh man was today jailed for 10 years in London for making an attempt on the life of Lt General (retd) Kuldip Singh Brar, who led the 1984 Operation Bluestar to flush out extremists from the Golden Temple.

Lieutenant General (retired) KS Brar, who headed the operation, shares his take on the controversy.

Lieutenant General (retd) KS Brar, who was in-charge of Indian Army's Operation Bluestar in 1984, has said that allegations that the British government secretly helped Indira Gandhi plan the mission is 'fictitious'.

When riots broke out in Birmingham in 2011, no other station was on the ground covering the story like Sangat TV. It was hailed as an amateur yet great community effort at making television in the UK speak the language of the community. And it did - many programmes on the network are in Punjabi.

A Sikh TV channel in the UK has been penalised for allegedly inciting an attack in September on Lieutenant General (retd) KS Brar, who oversaw the controversial Operation Bluestar against Sikh militants holed up inside the Golden Temple in 1984.

One of the three Sikh men charged with attacking Lietenant General (retired) KS Brar in London, pleaded guilty of causing grievous bodily harm to the man who led the 1984 Operation Blue Star, as the accused were today remanded in custody to stand trial from April 2.

Two men have been charged with the attempted murder of Lieutenant General (retired) Kuldip Singh Brar, the hero of the 1984 Operation Bluestar, British police said today. Barjinder Singh Sangha, 33, of Wolverhampton and 34-year-old Mandeep Singh Sandhu of Great Barr, Birmingham will "appear in custody at Westminster Magistrates' Court today," the ...

The government has called a meeting next week to review the security for those who were involved with Operation Bluestar against Sikh terrorists holed up in the Golden Temple in 1984. Last week, Lieutenant General (retd) Kuldeep Singh Brar was stabbed in London in what he described as an assassination attempt. 15 people have been arrested by the Br...

Scotland Yard has said that it has made eight more arrests in connection with the attack on Lieutenant General (retired) KS Brar, the officer who led Operation Bluestar in 1984. The fresh arrests come a day after four others, including a woman, were arrested in the case.

British police is treating the attack on Lt Gen (retd) K S Brar, the Operation Bluestar hero, as a case of an attempted murder, a spokesman said on Wednesday, adding the four assailants were of Asian origin.

On Tuesday night as Lt Gen KS Brar and his wife Meena were speaking calmly, in a matter of fact manner on NDTV, describing the circumstances under which they were attacked in London by what increasingly looks like pro-Khalistani elements, one couldn't but admire the brave couple for having warded off the assailants.

Lieutenant General Kuldeep Singh Brar, who led Operation Blue Star against Sikh militants holed up inside the Golden Temple in 1984, was stabbed and injured in London.

Scotland Yard has appealed for information from members of the public on the Sunday night assault on Lt Gen KS Brar, and described the four assailants as wearing dark clothing, long black jackets and having "long beards".

Lieutenant General Kuldeep Singh Brar, who led Operation Blue Star against Sikh militants holed up inside the Golden Temple in 1984, was stabbed and injured in London. General Brar and his wife were returning from dinner at London's Piccadilly Circus when four men assaulted him with a knife and pushed his wife to the ground.

Lt Gen KS Brar