NEW DELHI: Hate-monger Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on Monday issued an ominous warning that an Air India airplane could possibly be attacked forward of the fortieth anniversary of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
“An assault might happen on an Air India flight” between November 1-19, mentioned the terrorist, a US citizen, who has been on India’s “most-wanted” checklist, however has been carrying on along with his hate-filled propaganda in opposition to Indians by taking cowl beneath the “freedom of speech” he enjoys in his adopted nation.
“Don’t fly Air India…We’re imploring Sikh ‘panth’ to chorus from travelling through Air India. From November 1, there might be a international blockade. Air India gained’t be permitted to function. Sikh ‘panth’, abstain from travelling by Air India after November 1,” mentioned Pannun, who holds twin citizenship of US and Canada.
Pannun had made an analogous menace final 12 months. His threats are a grm reminder of the 1985 Air India bombing, which killed over 300 individuals. Talwinder Singh Parmar, the mastermind, was “protected” by the Canadian authorities led by Pierre Trudeau, father of serving PM Justin Trudeau.
The most recent provocation comes simply because the FBI has accused Vikash Yadav, an ex-R&AW officer, of scripting a plot to get Panun eradicated.
