Reactions on Twitter

As soon as UK foreign secretary admitted to an 'advisory and limited role' in Operation Bluestar, reactions started pouring in on microblogging website Twitter.

As soon as UK foreign secretary admitted to an 'advisory and limited role' in Operation Bluestar, reactions started pouring in on microblogging website Twitter:

Sunny Hundal @sunny_hundal

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...in other words, UK govt in 1984 was keen to advise Indian govt as a way to sell them more weaponry. Damning stuff #amritsar #bluestar

Stin @realdjstin

Dear Sikh community, with this report out today, take the opportunity to look for angles for justice not start on the homeland demands...

Manny Singh @G4BBAR

lets just remember that the cabinet secretary has been known to hide many facts from investigations before. Most recently "pleb gate" issue

Pradeep Nagalapur @rajivpradeep

UK starting to sing regarding #OperationBlueStar, adviced India on d operation. #CONgress in deep embarrassment.

Vivek Sakpal @viveksakpal

US UK have always advised other nations towards violence, riots, instability and internal conflicts. #1984Riots #OperationBluestar

ChaucerVijay @ChaucerVijay

Unsurprised advice of #UK military advisor ignored by the #Indians re #OperationBlueStar. Brit Army best at what they do, Indian: the worst.

Alok Bhatt @alok_bhatt

Y this hullabaloo on UK govt's assistance on Operation Bluestar- it is a known fact that KGB alerted India abt Khalistanis #BluestarTruth