Lt Gen who led Op Blue Star stabbed in London

October 01, 2012 20:18

Lt General (Retd) K S Brar, who led the Operation Blue Star against Sikh terrorists in 1984, was attacked and injured in London.

78-year-old Lt Gen Brar, a Z-category protectee, was stabbed by four men outside a hotel in London, sources said, adding the former army man received minor injuries and was taken to hospital.

Later, he was discharged. It was not immediately confirmed who the attackers were.

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