Khalistani Terrorist Pannu Targets PM Modi

Amritsar : Khalistani terrorist Pannu has made bold claims that he will target Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Canada seeking answers regarding the killing of Nijjar. The incident has sparked tensions between India and the Khalistani separatist groups based abroad. Pannu’s statements come at a time when global attention is focused on security and political diplomacy surrounding the Indian diaspora in foreign countries. In a recent development, Canadian official Carney has extended an invitation to Pannu for the upcoming G7 summit. This invitation has raised eyebrows in diplomatic circles as it highlights the complex dynamics involving the Khalistani issue and international relations. Pannu has promised to raise the matter of Nijjar’s murder forcefully at the summit and hold Modi accountable on international platforms. The killing of Nijjar has been a flashpoint for protests and political outrage among Sikh communities worldwide. It has intensified debates on human rights and state actions related to terrorism and political dissent. The Indian government maintains its stance against separatist terrorism and views such international engagements as attempts to internationalize internal security issues. Meanwhile, Canada and other G7 countries are navigating a delicate balance between diplomatic ties with India and managing the concerns of diaspora communities within their borders. The Khalistani movement continues to have supporters in various countries, which complicates law enforcement and diplomatic efforts. Pannu’s presence at the G7 summit could further amplify these controversies and place additional pressure on India-Canada relations. Observers believe that India will likely raise these issues with its allies to prevent the misuse of international forums for separatist agendas. The situation reflects the broader challenges India faces in countering terrorism while maintaining its global diplomatic image. The upcoming G7 summit will be closely watched to see how these tensions unfold and what impact they have on India’s foreign policy and security strategy. It also underscores the persistent challenges posed by extremist groups operating transnationally and their influence on international politics.