Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a key figure in the Khalistan movement, has issued a fiery warning to the Modi government, declaring that any Indian aggression against Pakistan would mark the final war for both Modi and India.

He claimed that Indian Punjab stands firmly with Pakistan and asserted that the war would lead to the end of Indian dominance and the emergence of a new sovereign state—Khalistan.

Pannun urged the United Nations to formally initiate the Khalistan Referendum through Pakistan, stating that this would allow the world to recognise the Sikh community’s legitimate desire for freedom. He vowed that if war broke out, Sikh communities in Indian Punjab would set up langars (free food stalls) for the Pakistan Army and confront Indian forces.

He also revealed that wall-chalking has begun in Indian Punjab’s cantonment areas with slogans like “Sikhs should not fight against Pakistan.” According to Pannun, the Sikh nation will not be part of India’s aggression but will rise against oppression.

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Highlighting the growing momentum of secessionist movements within India, Pannun blamed Modi’s policies for plunging the country into turmoil. He declared that the time for Khalistan’s creation is near and warned that any military misadventure against Pakistan could mark the beginning of India’s disintegration.