The banned Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) has escalated its pro-Khalistan propaganda blitz in rural Punjab ahead of next year's assembly elections. Intelligence officials warn the campaign aims to incite communal tensions, distract security agencies, and aid cross-border smuggling
With Punjab elections due in February, intelligence agencies warn that the banned Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) group is planning a major disinformation campaign to incite communal tensions. Pressured by Pakistan’s ISI and facing global crackdowns, SFJ aims to exploit the already strained security environment in the border state.
The 'Sikhs For Justice' leader also claimed that Punjabis on the Indian side of the border 'would serve langar' to the Pakistani army in the event of the war.
According to The Guardian, a bullet hole was found in the window of an unfinished house, belonging to Khalistan supporter Inderjit Singh Gosal, in Brampton.
Pannun, legal counsel for the banned Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) and designated as a terrorist in India, issued new threats this week following a large gathering of Indians at a rally in Mel Lastman Square, Toronto on Monday, where they condemned the Hamas attacks on Israel
