No, India’s most wanted Khalistan extremist Pannun is not dead, Here’s proof

After almost fourteen hours of speculations and rummers about the most wanted man by Indian security agencies Sikhs for Justices chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannun comes out of hiding.

The Australia Today was approached by one of the key members of ‘Sikhs for Justice’ informing Pannun was alive.

And to confirm this fact they have sent a video to The Australia Today where Pannun can be seen threatening India and Indian diplomats with dire consequences.

Told you #Pannu is doing okay. My goofy babe. https://t.co/LxtQ1Cl0uV pic.twitter.com/l594LBWSRQ

— Puneet Sahani (@puneet_sahani) July 6, 2023

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In the video, Pannun can seen standing in front of the UN Headquarters in New York.

He threatens Indian diplomats by saying,

“YES, we will hold Sandhu-Verma-Doraiswami-Malhotra-Vohra, the Indian diplomats in US, Canada, UK, Italy and Australia accountable for the assassination of Shaheed Nijjar”.  

The Sikhs for Justice supporters are also sending an American phone number saying,

“If you don’t believe Gurpatwant Singh Pannun is alive call this number SFJ Mobile: +1-917-789-****”
Earlier Indian media was reporting unconfirmed reports that Pannun was killed in a traffic accident.

Khalistani terrorists like Gurpatwant Pannu should live to be 100 years old – at least. This will prolong their agony and frustration as they watch the rise of India while their host countries like Canada and the UK become third world nations. pic.twitter.com/Xh2xJ93LkM

— Rakesh Krishnan Simha (@ByRakeshSimha) July 5, 2023

Many social media handles speculated about this information, however, few did try to debunk it as false.

Regarding the news about the alleged car accident in my neighborhood in California and the death of SFJ Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, I would like to emphasize that the information is FAKE & FALSE. I kindly urge everyone to refrain from spreading this misinformation. pic.twitter.com/aOy1MeLRRr

— Sukhi Chahal ll ਸੁੱਖੀ ਚਾਹਲ (@realSukhiChahal) July 5, 2023

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