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   Colonel Jasbir Singh Raina, AC (5 July 1955) is a retired Indian Army officer who was awarded India's highest peacetime gallantry award Ashoka Chakra for his gallant act in Operation Blue Star.

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3. www.rediff.com › news › 2004'Bluestar was most traumatic, most painful' - Rediff.com

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   Jun 8, 2004 · It belonged to a Sikh officer, Second Lieutenant Jasbir Singh Raina, in the unit commanded by [Lieutenant Colonel] Mohammad Israr [Lt Col Israr of the 10 Guards would lead the first unit into the...

4. www.rediff.com › news › interview'19 dead. 53 wounded. The battle was ferocious' - Rediff.com

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   Mar 17, 2023 · Brigadier Israr Rahim Khan remembers the words of Captain Jasbir Singh Raina after the young captain was hit by a volley of bullets in his legs amidst a raging battle with terrorists inside...

5. en.bharatpedia.org › wiki › Jasbir_Singh_RainaJasbir Singh Raina - Bharatpedia

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   Colonel Jasbir Singh Raina, AC (5 July 1955) is a retired Indian Army officer who was awarded India's highest peacetime gallantry award Ashoka Chakra for his gallant act in Operation Blue Star. [1]

6. indianexpress.com › article › opinionThe audacity of incompetence | The Indian Express

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   Jun 3, 2014 · The first army injury, Captain Jasbir Singh Raina of 10 Guards, was a Sikh too. Brar told me in a Walk the Talk interview on NDTV 24×7, days after the attack on him in London, that while addressing his troops before the assault, he had given the freedom to opt out to everybody, particularly Sikhs, if they had any hesitation.

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7. timesofindia.indiatimes.com › city › chandigarhWarriors at fearful heights, Tricolour’s sentinels from ...

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   Sep 5, 2019 · Kulkarni and Rai’s batch also produced such gallantry award winners as Col Jasbir Singh Raina, 10 Guards, who was awarded Ashok Chakra for Operation Bluestar and received it on a wheelchair due to grievous injuries.

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   Who is Colonel Jasbir Singh Raina?

   • Colonel Jasbir Singh Raina, AC (5 July 1955) is a retired Indian Army officer who was awarded India's highest peacetime gallantry award Ashoka Chakra for his gallant act in Operation Blue Star. Raina was born on 5 July 1955 in Shimla in a Sikh Brahmin family, the third among five brothers.

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   Was captain Jasbir Singh Raina a Sikh?

   • The first army injury, Captain Jasbir Singh Raina of 10 Guards, was a Sikh too. Brar told me in a Walk the Talk interview on NDTV 24×7, days after the attack on him in London, that while addressing his troops before the assault, he had given the freedom to opt out to everybody, particularly Sikhs, if they had any hesitation. Nobody did.

   The audacity of incompetence | The Indian Express

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   Was captain Raina a soldier?

   • They suspected he was security personnel; had they known for sure that he was a soldier they would have killed him because they had murdered a DIG [Avtar Singh Atwal] at the steps of the Golden Temple in 1983. Captain Raina could not move around freely lest he rouse suspicion so he could not jot down notes or wander and peek around.

   '19 dead. 53 wounded. The battle was ferocious' - Rediff.com

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   Why did captain Raina go into civvies?

   • Captain Raina, a very brave officer, volunteered to go in as a devotee, pay obeisance and bring back whatever information he could gather. He went inside in civvies, but was trailed from the time he entered to the time he exited.

   '19 dead. 53 wounded. The battle was ferocious' - Rediff.com

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   How did Bua Singh get a shopkeeper to open his shop?

   • Mr Bua Singh got a shopkeeper to open his shop that sold posters of the Golden Temple to pilgrims and that was the kind of intelligence we had. Captain Raina, a very brave officer, volunteered to go in as a devotee, pay obeisance and bring back whatever information he could gather.

   '19 dead. 53 wounded. The battle was ferocious' - Rediff.com

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   Who was Shabeg Singh?

   • Former Major General Shabeg Singh had served with each one of those serving, he had received his fame organising and training the Mukti Bahini during the Bangladesh war and was a master of guerilla warfare. He earned infamy later as he was accused of irregularities and dismissed a day before retirement.

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9. www.indiatoday.in › magazine › cover-storyOperation Bluestar: Night of blood - India Today

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   Aug 15, 1984 · This explains the high incidence of bullet injuries in the leg. Among the first to be wounded in the Guards' assault was company commander Major Jasbir Singh Raina, a Sikh. Later, the Madrasis lost young Lieutenant Ram Prakash Ruparia to a sniper's bullet.