The attack by the Indian army on Sri Darbar Sahib in June '84 is considered the third tragedy in Sikh history, becoming an integral part of Sikh consciousness. This book represents a unique and initial attempt to explore the dangerous aspects and destructive effects of the theoretical campaign launched by Indian authorities to systematically disarm the Sikh community following the third tragedy. By unraveling the hidden and overlooked aspects of those dark days in Sikh history, the author provides a new perspective for understanding the historical significance of this period.
