Who were killed in the operation blue star of 1984?

Operation Blue Star, conducted in June 1984, aimed to remove Sikh militants holed up in the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar, India. The operation resulted in significant casualties, including a large number of Sikh militants, soldiers, and civilians. Estimates of the civilian death toll vary widely, with figures ranging from several hundred to over a thousand. The operation also led to widespread anger and resentment within the Sikh community, contributing to further unrest in the region.