Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has once again triggered a major controversy with highly provocative statements against India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the Sikh community. In a shocking video message, Pannun made bold claims that 20 million Sikhs stand in support of Pakistan, issuing threats and remarks aimed at intensifying tensions between India and Pakistan.
Pannun’s comments took a disturbing turn as he warned that the Indian Army would not be allowed to pass through Punjab to launch an attack on Pakistan. “We will not let the Indian Army pass through Punjab to attack Pakistan,” Pannun declared in the video. His message also included disparaging remarks directed at India’s leadership, threatening Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. In an ominous tone, Pannun invoked the fate of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, suggesting that similar consequences would befall Modi and Shah.
Further intensifying his rhetoric, Pannun accused India of orchestrating a false-flag operation in Pahalgam for political gains, claiming that the incident was a setup aimed at undermining Pakistan. “India does not have the courage to fight Pakistan,” he stated, continuing, “We, 20 million Sikhs, are standing like a rock with Pakistan.” He also accused the Indian government of mistreating Sikhs and other minorities, saying, “Sikhs and other minorities are being treated badly in India. Now times have changed, it is 2025, not 1965 or 1971.”
In the video, Pannun also praised Pakistan, claiming that the very name of the country symbolized purity and that it was their tradition to never initiate attacks. He issued a warning, “Whoever attacks, has a bad end – whether it is Indira Gandhi, Narendra Modi or Amit Shah.”
