Pannun Sparks Controversy Again, Targets Students in New Provocative Video

Pannun Sparks Controversy Again, Targets Students in New Provocative Video

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the head of the Khalistani terrorist organization Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), is once again in the headlines. Pannun has released a new video claiming that slogans such as "Pakistan Zindabad" and "Khalistan Zindabad" were written on the walls of an Army school located in the cantonment area of Patiala, Punjab.

In the video, Pannun not only shows footage of these slogans but also attempts to incite students studying in the Army school. He says, “If there is a war with Pakistan, your family members will be killed just like in 1971. Now it's your responsibility to protect your family.”

There has been no official confirmation of the video so far. However, Patiala police have started an investigation, and security agencies are on high alert.

This is not the first time Pannun has made such claims. On March 31, he had also claimed that pro-Khalistan slogans were written on the statue of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in the Nangal area of Phillaur in Jalandhar district. In that case, Jalandhar police arrested two accused—Sukhbir Singh alias Rajan and Avtar Singh alias Tari. During interrogation, it was revealed that both were working under Pannun’s instructions.

Both state and central security agencies are keeping a close watch on Pannun’s activities. His attempts to provoke children through such videos are being considered a serious threat to national security.