Around 5,000 security personnel have been deployed across Amritsar ahead of the 35th anniversary of Operation Blue Star on June 6, reports Indian Express. Also, 500 Policemen would be present inside the Golden Temple during an event to observe the anniversary. Apart from coordinating security arrangements with the Police, the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) will also be keeping a tab on the situation with the help of CCTV cameras. Parallel Sarbat Khalsa Jathedar Dhian Singh Mand is also expected to reach Akal Takht and read message to the community. His presence at Akal Takht is seen as the biggest headache for SGPC and the Police as there are apprehensions that Sikh hardliners might create trouble in the Golden Temple complex. Radical Sikh outfit, Dal Khalsa, has called for a shut down in Amritsar on June 6 to protest the Army action in the Golden Temple. Earlier, on June 4, Dal Khalsa and Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar)’s annual ‘Sikh Genocide Remembrance’ march got support from Students For Society (SFS), a left leaning student body. This is the first time SFS has lent support to the march. Punjab University Student council president Kanupriya took part in the march and extended her support to the cause of Dal Khalsa, that raised demand of Khalistan during the march. “It is a time when fascism is in control of power and there is need to stand with minorities. SFS supports demand of self-determination of Dal Khalsa,” said Kanupriya. Activists led by Dal Khalsa youth leader Paramjit Singh Mand were carrying photographs of damaged Golden Temple and Akal Takht and those killed in the army action. Addressing the protest march, Dal Khalsa chief H S Dhami said: “The sentiments of sovereignty that were strengthened by the Army attack have not been buried with the passage of time and change in the political scenario.”