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1984 anti-sikh violence: BJP’s HS Phoolka shams Sonia Gandhi's account in memoir

Phoolka says 5,000 Army personnel were available in Delhi and could have saved 2,000 Sikhs, according to the Misra Commission.

Summary by Times of India
BJP leader and Advocate who fought for 1984 Delhi riot victims, HS Phoolka has questioned accounts of the anti-Sikh riots and Operation Blue Star in Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's memoir. On ‘Belonging: A Journey of Love’, Phoolka says the claim that the Army was called in on October 31, 1984, contradicts official records, which, according to him, show that the Army was called in on November 1 and arrived in Delhi on November 2. Citing the Misra…

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Times of India broke the news in India on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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