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Beant Satwant Da Badla
In 1984, Indira Gandhi, the then PM of India, ordered an attack on Harmandir Sahib on the most busiest day that killed scores. Whilst the reasoning behind the attack is disputed by both sides, it is undeniable that innocent blood was shed that fateful day and later in November three men took justice into their own hands. This is their story.
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