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Premeditated | The Genocide

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November

2022

Premeditation was at the core of the 1984 Genocide. The attacks that plagued the Sikh community across Delhi were much more than spontaneous expressions of “madness” or “grief and anger” at the assassination of Indira Gandhi.

Premeditation was at the core of the 1984 Genocide.

The attacks that plagued the Sikh community across Delhi were much more than spontaneous expressions of “madness” or “grief and anger” at the assassination of Indira Gandhi. They were an organized attempt by important politicians within the Congress and authorities in the administration.

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