This political autobiography narrates the journey of a young man shaped by Sikh values, who, in pursuit of establishing a just society, left his education halfway and initially became active in the Naxalite movement, later joining the Khalistani movement after the events of 1984. He closely observes the motivations, ideological foundations, and actions of both Khalistani movements in Punjab. Through his lived experiences, the author vividly depicts historical events and exposes the truths behind these movements. Thus, this book serves as an authentic document of Punjab's history over the past half-century, providing reliable insights into the achievements and shortcomings of these movements.
