As a member of the Indian Police Service, Kirpal Dhillon witnessed at close hand the enormous social, political and administrative changes that swept the country's policing policies. He has been director of police training in the Union home ministry, joint director, Central Bureau of Investigation and director general of police, Punjab and Madhya Pradesh. After retirement, he served as vice chancellor, Bhopal University. His published works include two books - Defenders of the Establishment and Police and Politics in India - and essays on the Indian Constitution, human rights, minority issues and the Bhopal gas disaster. He lives in Bhopal.
"* 'Kirpal Dhillon makes a significant contribution in this excellent treatise on the historical dimensions of Sikh militancy in India. Combining the experience of a police practitioner with the diligence of a first-rate scholar, this is one of the more important books on the Sikh insurgency from the perspective of both sides of the conflict.' - Dr. Richard H. Ward, Director, Institute for the Study of Violent Groups * 'Kirpal Dhillon's first-hand account is hugely insightful in the range of detailed information and personal experience which it brings to the subject. He offers a "living" document, much more than a memoir, and strongly evokes the issues, personalities and sense of danger at the time.' - David Washbrook, St Antony's College, Oxford"
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