India replaced dialogue with force, deepening Punjab crisis and Sikh anger
SRINAGAR (Kashmir English): Analysts and political observers have said that the Indian government’s decision to prioritize military action over dialogue during the Punjab crisis of 1984 deepened political tensions and fueled widespread anger among Sikhs. According to Kashmir Media Service, negotiations between New Delhi and Sikh leaders failed, while moderate voices advocating a peaceful
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