Sant Jurnail Singh Bhindranwale Magnet

What was the sig­nif­i­cance of this man called Sant Jar­nail Singh Bhin­dran­wale? What did he stand for? Why was he dreaded by the In­dian state and why was he feared by the Akali lead­er­ship? In life and in death, how did he in­vig­o­rate a gen­er­a­tion of Sikhs to fo­cus on Sikh is­sues and how he made them em­brace Sikh con­scious­ness, Sikh na­tional iden­tity and for­sake com­mu­nism and drug abuse. British Sikh, ac­tivist-writer Jagdeesh Singh writes that Jar­nail Singh out­shone the weak, com­pro­mis­ing and con­niv­ing minds along­side him in the ranks of the in­creas­ingly stale, half-hearted Akali Dal lead­er­ship and bravely stood up to the In­dian lead­er­ship