Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Pannu.
Gurpatwant Pannu, leader of the Khalistan terror group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), has once again made headlines for his provocative behavior. Pannu has now leveled baseless accusations against Russia and said it played a role in the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. He claimed that Russia stole Nijjar’s Telegram account from its embassy in Canada and informed India about it.
Indian and Russian ambassadors threaten
SFJ threatened to attack Indian Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra and Russian Ambassador to Canada Oleg Stepanov. Pannu said whoever reveals the location of the ambassadors will receive a $25,000 reward. This threat embodies Pannu’s disgusting thoughts and horrific intentions.
US reaction
The United States has taken this matter seriously. A spokesperson for the U.S. Embassy said in a statement that the U.S. government is fully committed to protecting the safety of all our country’s diplomatic and consular personnel. This statement proves that the United States will not tolerate such threats and will ensure the safety of Indian diplomats.
New conspiracy to drag down Russia
This new move by Pannu is an unnecessary attempt to target Russia. Analysts believe Pannu and her Khalistani supporters are now using every possible lie to save their own survival. His anti-India stance is no longer enough. Therefore, he also included Russia in his plot.
Attack on India-Russia relations
Pannu’s move is a clear attempt to weaken the strong ties between India and Russia. India and Russia have been strategic partners for a long time and this conspiracy is aimed at destroying these relations.
Pannu’s accusations and threats are not only baseless but part of a conspiracy to spread terror and hatred. The governments and people of India and Russia are well aware of these conspiracies. The accusations also underscore the terror group’s frustration and disillusionment.
