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Widespread | The Genocide

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2022

Many might not know that the 1984 attacks were actually repulsed at first. Although the attackers’ initial attacks were fought off at first, they waited to return stronger.

Many might not know that the 1984 attacks were actually repulsed at first.

Although the attackers’ initial attacks were fought off at first, they waited to return stronger. In waves, the attacks claimed the lives and sanctities of Sikh communities. Houses burned, women raped, and men killed.

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