tourists visit the golden temple in punjab state.
tourists visit the golden temple in punjab state.
tourist visit the golden temple in this state?
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golden temple (disambiguation)









































golden temple may refer to:









































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bullet::::- harmandir sahib, commmonly known as "the golden temple," in amritsar, punjab, india









































bullet::::- hiranya varna mahavihar, informally called "golden temple," in patan, nepal









































bullet::::- golden temple park, a taoist temple in yunnan, china









































bullet::::- golden temple of dambulla, a cave temple complex in sri lanka









































bullet::::- golden temple, sripuram a temple in vellore district, tamil nadu, india









































bullet::::-  durgiana temple ,amritsar,punjab,india









































section::::other.









































bullet::::- "the golden temple" (film), a 2012 documentary film directed by enrico masi









































bullet::::- golden temple mail, an express train in punjab, india









































section::::see also.
golden temple (disambiguation)
the golden temple and akal takht were occupied by various militant groups in the early 1980s. these included the dharam yudh morcha led by sikh fundamentalist jarnail singh bhindranwale, the babbar khalsa, the aissf and the national council of khalistan. in december 1983, the sikh political party akali dal's president harcharan singh longowal had invited jarnail singh bhindranwale to take up residence in golden temple complex. the bhindranwale led group under military leadership of general shabeg singh had begun to build bunkers and observations posts in and around the golden temple. they organised the armed militants present at the harmandir sahib in amritsar in june 1984 the golden temple became a place for weapons training for the militants. shabeg singh's military expertise is credited with the creation of effective defences of the temple complex that made the possibility of a commando operation on foot impossible. supporters of this militant movement circulated maps showing parts of northwest india, north pakistan and eastern afghanistan as historic and future boundaries of the khalsa sikhs, with varying claims in different maps. in june 1984, prime minister indira gandhi ordered the indian army to begin operation blue star against the militants. the operation caused severe damage and destroyed akal takht. numerous soldiers, civilians, and militants died in the crossfire. within days of the operation bluestar, some 2,000 sikh soldiers in india mutinied and attempted to reach amritsar to liberate the golden temple. within six months, on 31 october 1984, indira gandhi's sikh bodyguards assassinated her.
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