This one is well researched by the BBC. There's no Indian gov't bias that is often seen in Indian government's reports that relate to India's human rights.

36:36 - what a dreadful story of just one family; and so many families that disappeared with no-one to tell the story.

My View - Had Bindrawala not made the akal thakat as his headquater, Our gurudawara would not be laid under blood. And no many innocent families killed - who vanished in air... would have survived.

Punjab has change after this event - Now almost 50% of sikhs are living outside as they want to be at peace and moved out. Many families who moved out were suffering from the government or their own Katarr Sikhs Brothers.

I am not up for an argument!

All I am saying is my heart just go down with all the families who suffer the aftermath with some of the vague decisions made in 1984, which can be put up either way - depending on Person prespective: Means you might says they are the best decision ever; But I will say they are responsible for lot of killing and shedding blood on my gurudwara - All about prespective.

Punjab has turn on its head in the 6-8 years of unforgivable volience, with almost 50% Sikhs moving out from the country. With even Sikh killing an other sikh for not having hairs or not tieing a turban - That never happened in 15-19 century then why in late 1980's that killing on base of turban started? - Lot of things are ingored by Sikhs too these days.