Terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu has tried to instigate the youth of Punjab by releasing a video.
Terrorist of separatist organization Sikh for Justice (SFJ) and Khalistani supporter Gurpatwant Singh Pannu has threatened to close Amritsar and Chandigarh airports on November 17. Pannu alleges that the Indian government banned the wearing of the Kirpan, the symbol of Sikhism, inside the airport.
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Describing this decision as an attack on the Sikh community, Pannu has expressed the fear of imposing more restrictions on the religious symbols of Sikhs in the future. Terrorist Pannu has made one of his videos viral on social media, in which he is seen threatening the Indian government.
She has alleged that the Indian government may also ban Dastar (turban) in the coming days. After this, the Indian government can stop Sikhs from wearing their religious symbols even at home. Pannu has tried to instigate the youth of Punjab, and in anger has talked about closing Amritsar and Chandigarh airports on 17th November.
Let us tell you that on October 30, the Bureau of Civil Aviation (BCAS) had issued orders not to wear Saber at the airports of India. BCAS said in its order that Sikh employees working at airports will not be able to wear kirpans in view of security.
It was said by BCAS that these orders were issued due to security protocol. Only after which the controversy started.
1. Sikhs will have to install Shri Ganesh outside the house Pannu has warned in her video that the Indian government has banned Kirpan. Tomorrow restrictions may also be imposed on Dastar. Then Shri Sahib and gloves will not be allowed to be worn even at home. This Indian government will force all Sikhs to wear the sacred thread. To save their lives, Sikhs will have to install Shri Ganesh outside their houses.
2. Practice weaponry Pannu said that the Indian Constitution considers Sikhism as a part of Hinduism. Under this Indian Constitution, there was an attack inside the Golden Temple, genocide of Sikhs and 15-20 farmers commit suicide every month in Punjab. Freedom is never achieved with folded hands and laws are never withdrawn. Remember, fold your hands in front of Dasham Pita for spiritual strength. Practice weaponry for physical strength.
3. Close road and air routes, youth Instigating the youth of Punjab, Pannu has called for blocking roads with tractors and flying drones at the airport on November 17. He says that this protest is a way to make the world aware of the threat looming on the existence of the Sikh community. The Sikhs will have to fight for their freedom, just as their ancestors did.
Pannu declared terrorist in 2020 In 2019, the Government of India banned Pannu's organization SFJ under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act i.e. UAPA on charges of carrying out terrorist activities. The Home Ministry had said in its notification that under the guise of referendum for Sikhs, SFJ is supporting separatism and extremist ideology in Punjab.
In the year 2020, Pannu was accused of promoting separatism and encouraging Punjabi Sikh youth to take up arms. After this, on July 1, 2020, the Central Government declared Pannu a terrorist under UAPA. In 2020, the government banned more than 40 web pages and YouTube channels related to SFJ.
Around 12 cases against Pannu, makes inflammatory statements on social media There are 12 cases registered against SFJ and Pannu in India. These also include 3 cases of treason in Punjab. The dossier prepared by Punjab Police contained information about various separatist posts on social media by SFJ over several years. In these he used to support terrorists.
Pannu is very active on social media. He releases audio and video messages in Punjabi language. In this he instigates Punjabi youth against India. Not only this, by luring money, he has also got Khalistani flag installed in government buildings in Punjab-Haryana.
Apart from this, the Khalistani slogans written on the metro station in Delhi during the recent G20 meeting were also written at the behest of Pannu. Pannu lures the youth through social media and then instigates them against India.
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