Khalistani Pannu’s threat before Lok Sabha elections, warning to PM Modi-Rajnath

• Talked about a big conspiracy against PM Modi in the elections
• Canadian Indian Hindus threaten to leave the country
• Also shared the statements of PM Modi and Rajnath Singh

Khalistan terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu has once again spewed venom against India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar have been threatened by releasing a video. Gurpatwat Singh Pannu has said in the video that his organization Sikh for Justice will continue to work for the referendum and will run a front against the Indian government.

Meanwhile, Pannu has also talked about a big conspiracy against PM Modi in the Lok Sabha elections to be held in India from April 19. He said that he will ask the people of his organization to go to BJP’s rallies and embarrass Modi and oppose him. Statements of PM Modi and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh are also visible in Pannu’s nearly three-minute video. In an interview given to a TV channel, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that the government will take strict action against whoever tries to hatch a conspiracy against India. While addressing a rally, Prime Minister Modi is saying that ‘Today’s India is the new India, whoever works against India will be beaten inside the house.’

PM Modi’s attack on Congress

It is noteworthy that on April 4, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while attacking the Congress during a rally in Jammu, had said that during the Congress government, India was known as a weak country. Small neighboring countries were carrying out terrorist activities in India and the UPA government was going abroad to complain about it. Only today’s new India is capable of answering those who do anything against India, today’s India enters his house and beats him.

What did Pannu say in the video?

In a video that went viral on social media, Pannu said that the Sikhs supporting Khalistan in Canada have consistently shown loyalty to Canada. Later, he threatened Canadian Indian Hindus and asked them to leave the country.