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Diljit Dosanjh paused his Calgary concert amid pro-Khalistan flags, addressing criticism. He defended his efforts to highlight Punjab's issues on platforms like Kaun Banega Crorepati and The Tonight Show, stating his focus remains on his homeland. This follows past controversy with Sikhs For Justice over his interactions with Amitabh Bachchan.

All-India Anti Terrorist Front chief M S Bitta has urged the Government of India to take action against Khalistan supporter gurpatwant singh pannun of Sikh for Justice.

Khalistani extremist Inderjeet Singh Gosal, recently released on bail in Canada, issued a threat against India, vowing to organize the Khalistan Referendum with designated terrorist gurpatwant singh pannun. In a video, Gosal chanted "Delhi will be Khalistan," while Pannun directly challenged NSA Ajit Doval to attempt arrest or extradition in Western countries.

A fire in Oakville, Canada, caused extensive damage to high-end sports cars with losses exceeding $500,000. The incident occurred near the home of pro-Khalistan leader gurpatwant singh pannun. Local authorities are investigating whether the wrong house was targeted. Recently, Pannun issued threats against Hindu groups in the US ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has seized properties owned by designated Khalistani terrorist gurpatwant singh pannun in Chandigarh and Amritsar under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. Pannun's residence and agricultural land have been confiscated, and similar action has been taken against another Khalistani leader, Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

United States is treating a reported plot to kill a Sikh separatist — listed as a terrorist by India — on American soil with utmost seriousness and has raised the issue with the Indian government “at the senior-most levels”, the White House said on Wednesday, hours after The Financial Times published a report on the matter. The paper identified gurpatwant singh pannun as the target of the foiled plot, against whom NIA filed a case on Monday for warning people not to fly Air India.

Richard Verma, US deputy secretary of state, assured action against India-designated terrorist gurpatwant singh pannun and associates if they cross the line. Verma emphasized the need to operate within the law and not tolerate violence or harassment. He also mentioned raising concerns with the Indian government, ongoing investigation and the charges against Nikhil Gupta, and the committee of inquiry.

New York-based firebrand secessionist Sikh leader gurpatwant singh pannun has warned the Hindu community of Canada to leave the country and return to India while alleging that they were acting against the interests of the North American country.

Delhi Police has filed an FIR against gurpatwant singh pannun, chief of the banned terror outfit Sikhs for Justice, for threatening Republic Day celebrations. Pannun announced a $1 lakh reward for raising Khalistani flags and claimed pro-Khalistan slogans were spray-painted in Delhi schools. Charges include endangering India's integrity and criminal conspiracy.

Taking cognizance of the anti-national and provocative tele-calling campaign witnessed during the last couple of days, Haryana Police on Friday registered an FIR against gurpatwant singh pannun, a US based self-styled chief of the banned pro-Khalistan outfit "Sikhs for Justice" (SFJ), on the charges of sedition and secessionism at Police Station Bhondsi, Gurugram.

US authorities have reportedly foiled a plot to assassinate Sikh separatist gurpatwant singh pannun on American soil, prompting a warning to India. An indictment has been filed against at least one alleged perpetrator in a New York court, but it remains sealed. US officials have said that they expect those responsible to be held accountable, while India has expressed surprise and concern over the allegations.

A Sikh man based in the US has alleged that the chief of the Pakistansponsored Khalistani extremist group Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) gurpatwant singh pannun extorted $15,000 from a Dalit youth from Punjab.

An FIR has been lodged against Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu for labeling Congress leader Rahul Gandhi a 'number one terrorist' in response to Gandhi’s comments on the Sikh community in India. This followed support from Khalistani separatist gurpatwant singh pannun for Gandhi’s statements. The Congress party condemned Bittu’s remarks and filed further complaints against other NDA leaders.

The Canada-based terrorist outfit 'Sikhs For Justice' has warned Sikhs not to fly on Air India planes after November 19, evoking memories of the 1985 bombing of Air India's Boeing 747 'Kanishka'. The group's leader, gurpatwant singh pannun, stated that there would be a global blockade preventing Air India from flying, and called for the closure of the Indira Gandhi International Airport on that day. Pannun's warnings and actions mirror those of the late Babbar Khalsa chief Talwinder Singh Parmar, who orchestrated the Kanishka bombing.

India has expressed serious concern to the US government regarding threats made by Sikh separatist gurpatwant singh pannun against Indian Ambassador Vinay Kwatra. Pannun, designated a terrorist, accused Kwatra of coordinating with Russian agencies against pro-Khalistan Sikhs. India expects the US to address these security concerns.

The US Department of State reiterates commitment to investigate the foiled assassination plot against gurpatwant singh pannun. India and the US collaborate in the investigation, emphasizing the importance of sovereignty and rights in such cases.

The US-based separatist outfit Sikhs for Justice hatched an “organised conspiracy” to further its Khalistan cause by trying to instigate Sikh personnel in the Indian Army to rise in mutiny against India, a charge sheet filed by the National Investigation Agency has said. The FIR also claimed that SFJ was trying to radicalise Kashmiri youth and support for Kashmir's secession.

Indian national Nikhil Gupta has pleaded guilty to orchestrating a plot to assassinate Sikh separatist gurpatwant singh pannun in New York. Recruited by an Indian government official, Gupta allegedly sought a hitman, offering $100,000 for the killing. He faces up to 24 years in prison for murder-for-hire and conspiracy charges.

The special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court here on Monday framed charges against six accused for hoisting Khalistani flag at Deputy Commissioner Office Complex, Moga, Punjab. Charges have been framed by the court of NIA special judge Karunesh Kumar in Mohali.

The founder of pro-Khalistan group Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), gurpatwant singh pannun, has been booked by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in India. This comes after Pannun issued threats to passengers flying with Air India in a video. The case has been filed under the Indian Penal Code and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. Pannun had also threatened to disrupt the ICC World Cup final between India and Australia. He has been on the NIA's radar since 2019 and was declared a "Proclaimed Offender" in 2021.

A habeas corpus petition has been filed in the Supreme Court on behalf of Nikhil Gupta, accused by the US of hatching a plot to kill Khalistani terrorist gurpatwant singh pannun. The petition seeks the Indian government's intervention to release Gupta from prison in the Czech Republic. Gupta alleges being subjected to forced consumption of beef and pork, denied consular access, contact with family in India, and the freedom to seek legal representation. US law enforcement authorities have filed murder-for-hire charges against Gupta.

"News" of the death of gurpatwant singh pannun, the incendiary founder of Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) who is notorious for his provocative calls to secede from India, in a road crash on highway 101 in California surged through social media, leading Sukhi Chahal, founder, CEO and editor-in-chief of The Khalsa Today based in the US, to insist that the SFJ chief was "alive".

gurpatwant singh pannun of Sikhs For Justice threatened Canadian MP Chandra Arya for condemning Khalistani extremism, accusing him of siding with India. The situation escalated with a video targeting Indian high commissioner Sanjay Verma, straining India-Canada relations further.