NEW YORK: The chief of the khalistan movement, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, expressing his solidarity with Pakistan, said that they would not allow the Indian army to go through Punjab to attack Pakistan.
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, in a video statement from the United States, said: “We will not allow the Indian army to go through Punjab to attack Pakistan.” He said India does not have the courage to attack Pakistan.
He stressed that they remain firmly with the people of Pakistan. “We, twenty million sikhs, were with Pakistan as a brick wall,” he said.
He added that the oppression of minorities, in particular sikhs, in India is obvious to all. “It is neither 1965 nor 1971; it is 2025,” said Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
Pannun warned: “Whoever attacks does not survive – whether Indira Gandhi, Narendra Modi or Amit Shah.”
He promised that they would bring to Modi, Ajit Doval, Amit Shah and Jaishankar in court under international law.
He also said that at Pahalgam, India had killed his own Hindu to serve political interests. “The attack was aimed at political gains and obtained votes,” he said.
