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In photos: 41st anniversary of Operation Bluestar at Golden Temple in Amritsar

Amid tight security arrangements, members of various Sikh organisations participated peacefully at Akal Takht on Friday
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Updated At : 12:50 PM Jun 06, 2025 IST
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    Harnam Singh Dhuma, Damdami Taksal head (2nd to right) and supporters pay obeisance at Golden Temple after address on the 41st anniversary of Operation Bluestar in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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    As the radical Sikh organisation Dal Khalsa called for Amritsar Bandh to honour Operation Bluestar's anniversary, markets and bazaars remained shut in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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    Sikhs commemorate the Operation Blue Star anniversary at the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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    Sikhs commemorate the Operation Blue Star anniversary at the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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    Sikhs raising slogans as part of the Operation Blue Star anniversary at Golden Temple in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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    As the radical Sikh organisation Dal Khalsa called for Amritsar Bandh to honour Operation Bluestar's anniversary, markets and bazaars remained shut in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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    Sikhs commemorate the Operation Blue Star anniversary at the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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    Sikhs commemorate the Operation Blue Star anniversary at the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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