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“If India attacks Pakistan, it will be a final war for India and Modi. Punjab will be free from Indian occupation,” joined a nominated terrorist Gurpant Singh Pannun and a controversial supporter-Khalistan separatist, directed warning in India.
Gurpant Singh Panun, associated with Sikhs for justice (SFJ), said that in the event of war, the Indian Punjab would be “like a spine” with Pakistan. He urged Pakistan to increase the issue of Khalistan referendum at the United Nations.
(Mint Gurpant Singh could not verify the exact words of Pannu, because SFJ social media accounts are not accessible in India)
Pannun, in a video message, also warned Sikh soldiers in the Indian Army against Delhi involving an anticipated attack on Pakistan.
“Now is the time for Narendra Modi to say not for the jingoist war. Do not fight against Pakistan. Pakistan is not your enemy. Pakistan is a friendly country for Sikh people and for Khalistan. Dawn,
Panun also claimed that wall checking had started in the military cantonment areas of Indian Punjab, taking the messages to urge Sikh soldiers that they would not fight against Pakistan. The tribune,
Gurpant Singh Pannun had to resonate a statement made by Pakistani senator Palwasha Mohammad Jai Khan, who claimed that no Sikh soldier in the Indian Army would attack Pakistan in the event of war.
Palwasha mentioned that in the Indian Army, there are Sikh soldiers who will not attack Pakistan in terms of struggle with India. Pelswasha appeared to be triggered by a long -standing identity crisis, which was born from the painful division of 1947.
“If they are threatening Pakistan, tell them that the Sikh army will not attack Pakistan because it is the land of Guru Nanak for them,” he said, referring to the religious significance of the country for the Sikhs.
Earlier, Justice (SFJ) for the Khalistan Group Sikhs released the “Pakistan-Khalistan Zindabad” slogan and the flag of Khalistan displayed near the army cantonment in Patiala, Punjab and released the slogan of “Pakistan-Khalistan Zindabad” and the flag of Khalistan.
(Mint could not verify the authenticity of this claim)
Gurpant Singh Panun, a general lawyer of the group, warned a controversial message to the Sikh youth against being admitted to the Indian Army, claiming that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s politics could leave him “orphan”.
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