Bimal Kaur Khalsa

Later she was elected a member of Lok Sabha from Ropar. Her father-in-law, Beant Singh's father, Sucha Singh Maloa was a member of parliament Sarbjit Singh, her son, was nominated by the SAD (A) headed by Simranjit Singh Mann to run for parliament from the Bathinda and Mansa in 2004.

Bimal Kaur died on 2 September 1991. Her death is shrouded in mystery. The first reports that reached the press indicated that Bimal Khalsa consumed cyanide. As she had small children, the suspicion immediately arose that she had been forcibly administered cyanide. Subsequently, this story was "corrected" by the police and it was given out that she had died by electrocution while using a washing machine. A 13-year-old servant normally did this work but this boy was not in the house at the time of her death. Her nearest relative demanded a post-mortem which, under normal circumstances, the police was bound to conduct on request but the police refused this.

Bimal Kaur was later arrested and imprisoned for two years for an incendiary speech in a gurdwara. On Wednesday, June 4, 1986, when she was 35 years old, she led a rampaging group of Sikh warriors , about 200 in number, armed and attacking the guards at the Golden Temple, to mark the Operation Blue Star. The crowd cheered for Khalistan, and openly threatened to kill Punjab’s moderate chief minister, Surjit Singh Barnala. A guard was killed and seven people were injured. Many journalists, about a dozen, witnessed the guard’s death and remained mute spectators.

Bibi Bimal Kaur (1951–1991) was an Indian politician and the wife of Beant Singh, one of the two assassins of Indira Gandhi.