πΈRare image from Operation Blue Star - Sikh pilgrims, including elders and children, sit with hands tied behind their backs using their own turbans at the Golden Temple. All were later shot dead in open fire.
Toshekhana (Treasury) Of Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar, c.1969 Showing The Collection As It Was Before Much Of It Was Destroyed In The Attack By Indian Army Of June 1984.
Depicted Are The Original Golden Doors Of Darbar Sahib, A Peacock Figure Made Of Pearls, Royal Parasols And
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March 20, 2000. Chittisinghpura.
35 Kashmiri Sikhs were taken from their homes and killed in front of their Gurdwara by men in Indian Army uniforms.
For years, the truth was deflected and denied. Survivors spoke. Evidence emerged. Even former Indian officials later confirmed what many already knew.
This was not just an attack on one community. it was a message.
Remember #Chittisinghpura.
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We do say "I am from Panjab" we never say "I am not from India" - that's your assumption arising out of the need to seek validation.
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Panjab means something deeper. It means sovereignty, sacrifice, spirit. Itβs the land where saints were warriors, where freedom is instinct, not ideology.
Where we didnβt wait for revolutions - we ignited them.
We say βPanjabβ because it carries weight - The weight of Baba Deep Singhβs head still fighting, the roar of Guru Gobind Singhβs sons standing tall in death, the fire of Bhagat Singhβs smile at the noose.
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Our DNA isnβt made of fear or compliance. Itβs built from sarbat da bhala and sovereign will. From Amritsar to Anandpur, we carry that fire everywhere.
So when we say βIβm from Panjabβ -
Itβs not exclusion. Itβs identity. Itβs memory.
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#Panjab #SovereignSpirit #PanjabiPride #NeverBowed #BornFromRebellion
June 1984, the Indian Army - The 4th largest army in the world - launched a full-scale military assault on Sri Darbar Sahib, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs. They came with tanks, helicopters, snipers, phosphorus bombs and thousands of soldiers, expecting no resistance.
But what they faced instead were a handful of fearless Sikh warriors - Soorme - who chose martyrdom over surrender. Outnumbered and outgunned, these defenders of the faith held their ground for days, fighting with unmatched courage to protect the sanctity of Guru's house.
They fought until their last breath for Sikhi, for honor, and for the soul of the Panth. Their blood turned the marble red, and their spirit lit a fire that still burns in the heart of every Sikh today.
There are hundreds of mothers like her whose entire families were killed by the Indian state.
Many villages in Punjab have not seen wedding processions (baraat) for decades because India government killed young boys and men.
#1984SikhGenocide
Baba Gopal Singh 'Shaheed' holding a Khalistan Passport Circa , 1983
Punjab is going to liberate itself from the Indian occupation very soon again and The Sikh Empire of the 18th century will be restored again.
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