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
...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
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