Operation Blue Star Anniversary: Today i.e. June 6 is the 38th anniversary of Operation Blue Star. On this occasion, radical organizations have declared a bandh in Amritsar.

Keeping this bandh in view, the Punjab Police have converted the entire area into a cantonment.

Meanwhile, once again on the anniversary of Operation Blue Star, an attempt is being made to spoil the atmosphere in the state.

Khalistan supporters roared 'Khalistan Zindabad' today at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, waving posters of Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale.

Operation Blue Star Anniversary: Police have made tight security arrangements at all places

Let us tell you that as soon as the anniversary of Operation Blue Star approaches, the atmosphere in Punjab becomes tense, in view of which the police have made tight security arrangements at all places including Amritsar.

Some mischievous elements also put up posters of Khalistan and anti-Indian slogans in the Kalanaur region of Gurdaspur, two days ago. Today, radical organisations have called for a bandh in Amritsar. The incident is currently being investigated by the police.

Operation Blue Star Anniversary: CM Bhagwant Mann had reviewed the law and order situation

Let us inform you that last week Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwat Mann had reviewed the law and order situation in the state ahead of the anniversary of Operation Blue Star.

The Chief Minister, presiding over a meeting with senior officials of police and civil administration, asked them to ensure comprehensive security arrangements across the state before June 6.

CM Mann also offered prayers at the Golden Temple on Sunday and held a closed-door meeting with Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Harpreet Singh. Earlier, Punjab Police had also conducted a flag march in Amritsar city.