Pannun held a press conference and claimed that Harjinder Singh, currently in St. Lucie County Jail, is ‘grieving’ and going through a mental anguish over the deadly incident.
Khalistani groups are planning to pay tribute to the so-called "martyrs", including Beant Singh and Satwant Singh, the killers of former Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi.
Pannun emphasised that Sikhs would not allow Indian forces to attack Pakistan through Punjab. However, this would be possible, according to him, only if Pakistan openly supported the cause of Khalistan, a separate Sikh nation.
Union Home Ministry said that the Khalistani terrorist organisation Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) was responsible for inciting Muslim, Tamil, and Christian communities in Manipur to secede from India
'Sikhs for Justice' further alleged that the Russian Embassy provided the location of terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun to RA&W and facilitated a 'foiled murder-for-hire plot.'
British Indian leaders Lord Ranger and Anil Bhanot lose honours, sparking a debate on free speech as they were accused of Islamophobia and political bias.
Despite the court order, pro-Khalistan elements protested outside Lakshmi Narayan Temple in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada disrupting the annual consular camp.
Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun wants Sikhs to ensure that Hindus don’t celebrate Diwali in their homes and temples in Punjab and elsewhere by bursting firecrackers.
'Sikhs for Justice' informed that it has set aside a budget of half a million dollars to track down Verma to ensure 'justice', hinting at a nefarious agenda to attack and kill the Indian diplomat.
Khalistani protest against MP Chandra Arya at a CoHNA event in Canada, with inflammatory slogans and posters labelling Indian leaders as "Enemies of Sikhs" and "Enemies of Canada."