well guys its a new year ..a new beginning for everyone.Last year had been quite adventurous and brought the felicity that was a bit needed to say that it was a nice,comfortable year.I too like my friend fell in love which astonishingly i think is my first true love but....................as there always a big but in love stories ,mine was no different.Well i don't want to ruminate about it as i m following the path of purity..and want to forget the biggest mistake of my life..which made me suffer like hell for the past 6-8 months,woHHHHH i think i got carried away as this ain't my purpose to right the block,just one advice never .....i mean it..never fall in love if you really wanna be happy and successful.i will finally come to my real topic the operation blue star....i know it had been the most contentious and most criticized operations of our contemporary Indian history.
well we all know the repercussions of the operation blue star,on 5 June 1984, which ultimately took the life of our former prime minister Mrs Indira Gandhi but what we don't know are the circumstances that compelled her to call the army for aid and the need for the army to do for what they had been pilloried by the Sikh community.The book veraciously describes the events,it gives an answer to all the questions raised in people's mind at that time unequivocally.I think its a must read for every Indian whether you are a Sikh or not.I would like to accolade the author for his intention in writing the book-"my purpose of writing the book is not a subterfuge but to evoke an introspection and a debate which is healthy and worth ruminating.
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yes may be i would like to read that book but truly speaking i am more concerned about the riots of 1992 may be because my family had to confront it.the time has come when we should understand that before religion comes our country i am sure it must have been indispensable for the prime minister to send army inside the temple else she would not have done that. But yes i would like to know what really compelled her to do so.
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