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In recent days, the government will take strict action against those who threaten to blow up aircraft. The Ministry of Civil Aviation plans to revise the “Aircraft Security Rules” and the “Law on Suppression of Illegal Acts Endangering Civil Aviation Safety”. With the amendments in the two bills, the civil aviation ministry will have more powers to take action against people who make such prank calls (threatening calls). They will also be placed on the no-fly list. The government is preparing to take tough action, including penalties for those who make prank calls.
What did Naidu say about Pannu’s threat?
Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu provided this information on Monday. Meanwhile, responding to the threat posed by Khalistani terrorist Gulpatwant Singh Pannu, Naidu said the safety of all passengers is our top priority. We fully comply with the aviation safety protocols of all airlines that are also at risk. We do not give any airline more or less priority.
Terrorist Pannu threatens attack
Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu poses a huge threat to Indian aviation. Terrorist Pannu said not to fly Air India between November 1 and 19. Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) founder Gurpatwant Singh Pannu made a similar threat last year. The Home Ministry had declared Gurpatwant Singh Pannu a terrorist from July 2020 on charges of treason and separatism.
