From Being Picked Up as a Dead Body to Escaping Military Custody | Kuljinder Singh Dhillon

From Being Picked Up as a Dead Body to Escaping Military Custody | Kuljinder Singh Dhillon (Ep No: 195) What happened to those who survived the intense fighting inside the Golden Temple complex during Operation Blue Star in June 1984? In Part 3 of our exclusive conversation, Kuljinder Singh Dhillon, an old associate of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and a person who was present at the Akal Takht during Operation Blue Star, shares his deeply personal account of injury, escape, arrest and survival. In this episode, Kuljinder Singh Dhillon describes: • How he was injured during the firing between the military and militants. • How he managed to escape from Darbar Sahib. • Why he returned to retrieve a rifle/pistol for his protection. • How he was eventually arrested by the military. • How he was taken to a hospital for treatment while under military custody. • How he managed to escape from the hospital. • How he cut his hair and changed his appearance to avoid recognition. • The tragic incident involving a person who attempted to escape with him but was shot dead. This is not just an account of Operation Blue Star—it is a first-person story of survival during one of the most traumatic and controversial chapters of modern Sikh and Indian history. The conversation also provides a glimpse into what happened on the ground during and after the operation, from the perspective of someone who experienced these events personally. Watch Part 3 till the end for Kuljinder Singh Dhillon's account of how he survived, escaped military custody and disappeared after June 1984. ⚠️ Note: This episode presents the guest's personal recollections and perspective. Viewers are encouraged to explore multiple historical sources and perspectives when studying the events of 1984. Hashtags: #OperationBlueStar #KuljinderSinghDhillon #Bhindranwale #AkalTakht #GoldenTemple #DarbarSahib #June1984 #SikhHistory #PunjabHistory #OperationBluestar1984 #1984 #PunjabMilitancy #IndianHistory #SikhHistoryDocumentary #ManthanVicharAurSamvad Related Episodes : Part 1:   • Was Bhindranwale Really a Saint? | Former ...   Part 2:    • What Happened Was Wrong | Former Bhindranw...