Punjabi singer and superstar Diljit Dosanjh is once again the target of Khalistani supporters. Recently, after the threat of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, during his live concert in Perth, Australia, some people tried to spoil the atmosphere by raising slogans of ‘Khalistan Zindabad’.

Khalistani supporters create ruckus at Perth concert

According to sources, during Diljit Dosanjh’s show in Perth, some Khalistani supporters entered the audience and started shouting slogans near the stage. However, the security personnel present at the spot immediately brought the situation under control. Diljit continued his performance and the crowd of thousands encouraged him with applause and cheers. This entire incident happened at a time when Pannu had already threatened Diljit that he would disrupt his events abroad.

Now threat to stop the show in Auckland

According to reports, pro-Khalistani groups have now warned of targeting Diljit Dosanjh’s next concert to be held in Auckland, New Zealand. In the messages released on social media, Pannu has claimed that he will not allow Diljit’s show to happen and has activated his supporters for this.

Increasing pressure on Indian artists

The continuous threats being received by Diljit Dosanjh indicate that Khalistani elements active abroad are now trying to drag Indian artists into their political agenda. The aim of these elements is to damage India’s image abroad and create tension in the Indian community there. Although Diljit Dosanjh has not yet given any official statement on these threats, he had said in his recent interview that “Music and art are not bound by the boundaries of any religion or politics.”

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India has started clamping down against Khalistani organization Sikh for Justice (SFJ) and terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu. In this sequence, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has registered a new case against Gurpatwant Singh Pannu on Wednesday (September 24, 2025).

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) took this action with the remarks of Gurpatwant Singh Pannu in which the Khalistani terrorist announced a reward of Rs 11 crore to the Prime Minister from hoisting the tricolor on the Red Fort. This statement was made by Pannu on August 10 through a video link from Washington during the ‘Meat the Press’ program held at Lahore Press Club in Pakistan.

Meanwhile, a disputed map was released by terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, which included Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi. Sikh for Justice (SFJ) also formed a group named Shaheed Jatha against India.

Action on Khalistani organization network

The NIA has registered a case under sections 61 (2) of BNS 2023 and section 10 and 13 of UAPA. Now the agency will investigate the expansion of other people involved in this conspiracy and this network. Earlier, Khalistani extremist Indrajit Singh Gosal, a close associate of terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu in Canada and the right hand, was arrested.

Gosal’s arrest is a clear indication that agencies have initiated strict action against the pro -Khalistan organization Sikh for Justice.

After the murder of Nijjar, Gosal is gathering support for the demand of Khalistan

After the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in June 2023, Gosal came into the limelight as a major Canadian organizer of the US -based Khalistani organization Sikhs for Justice (SFJ). He had organized several referendum in support of Khalistan, which was aimed at supporting the demand of an independent Khalistan nation apart from Punjab.

Investigation agencies focus on Sikh for Justice

It is said that Indian agencies are regularly sharing intelligence information with Canadian agencies. However, before this, information of organizations like Babur Khalsa International (BKI) has been shared, but this time meditation is mainly focused on Sikh for Justice.

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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has registered another case against Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, who lives in the US. It is alleged that Pannu had announced a reward for those who stopped Prime Minister Narendra Modi from hoisting the tricolor on the Red Fort on Independence Day this year and tried to spread dissatisfaction against India in the Sikh community.

According to NIA’s FIR, Pannu is the general counsel of the banned organization ‘Sikhs for Justice’ (SFJ). At an event organized at the Lahore Press Club in Pakistan on August 10, Pannu issued a video message saying that the Sikh soldiers who will stop the Prime Minister from hoisting the tricolor at the Red Fort will be given a reward of Rs 11 crore. Meanwhile, he also released a new map of Khalistan, in which Punjab, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh were shown.

Pannu and SFJ started organization against India

The FIR also mentions that Pannu and SFJ announced to create an organization called ‘Shaheed Jatha’ to intensify activities against India. The agency says that it has video proof and strong information in this regard.

The NIA has registered this FIR under the illegal activities (prevention) Act (UAPA) and other sections of Indian law. In this, along with Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, some unknown people have also been accused. This step was taken following the instructions of the Ministry of Home Affairs.

What did the Ministry of Home Affairs say?

The Ministry of Home Affairs said that Pannu challenged India’s sovereignty and propagated Khalistan and tried to deny India’s authority over Punjab. The investigation of this case has been handed over to the NIA so that all aspects of this conspiracy related to national and international level can be detected.

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Canada has arrested Khalistani Indrajit Singh Gosal. This action was taken after the National Security Advisory level meeting between India and Canada. Gosal worked as a private security officer (PSO) of Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, a declared terrorist of Sikhs for Justice (SFJ). India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval had pressurized Canada’s Marks Carney government to take strict action against Khalistani terrorists, after which this arrest was possible.

Arrested last year also

36 -year -old Inderjit Singh Gosal was arrested by the Canadian police in November last year in a case of violence in a Hindu temple in Greater Toronto Area (GTA). However, he was later released on conditions.

Indrajit Singh Gosal is considered to be the main coordinator for a referendum for Khalistan in Canada. Recently he has been arrested again on charges of arms -related crimes. Apart from this, he is also an associate and personal security officer (PSO) of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu. The Government of India has nominated Gurpatwant Singh Pannu as a Khalistani terrorist.

Canadian government presented internal report

In early September, the Canadian government released an internal report, in which it was admitted that the Khalistani terrorist groups are active in the country and they are getting funding to spread terror against India. The report mentions groups like Babbar Khalsa International and International SYF, which have been listed as a terrorist organization under the Criminal Code of Canada.

The report also said that now these extremist groups are active through groups of small individuals instead of large organizations, which are not bound by a certain organization, but support the Khalistan issue and are involved in activities against India.

What is the meaning of this arrest

This arrest is being seen as part of action on Khalistani terrorists after a national security advisory level meeting between India and Canada. India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval had pressurized the Canadian government to take drastic measures against Khalistani militants, after which this major action was taken.

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Pakistan ppp mp on babri mosque: After the Pahalgam terror attack, India has taken a tough stand against terrorism and its guardians. In this environment, another controversial and provocative statement has come out from the politics of Pakistan. Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) MP Palvasha Mohammad Zai Khan has claimed that the first brick of rebuilding Babri Masjid will be placed and the first Azan General will give Asim Munir.

Palvasha Khan’s statement is a direct attack on India’s internal sovereignty and religious sentiments. Such comments on the Ayodhya Ram temple episode, which has been resolved by the judicial decision by the Supreme Court, is considered a serious diplomatic violation in India. Palvasha Khan said in a statement that we do not wear bangles. Will answer when the time comes. Apart from this, the PPP leader also praised Khalistani supporter Gurpatwant Singh Pannu. He described Pannu as a courageous person.

pakistani Senator palwasha zai khan:

“The first brick of the new babri mosque in ayodhya will be laid by Pakistan Army Soldiers, and the first azan will be given by Pakistan Army CHEF General Munir.”

“We are not wearing bangles.”

When the war is over brings her to India. pic.twitter.com/t9e6klwrct

– Bala (@erbmjha) April 30, 2025

Inflammatory speech of Pakistani leaders
Many leaders from Pakistan are using inflammatory speeches against India. It also includes Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, President of Pakistan Peoples Party, has made controversial statements like shedding blood rivers on the Indus Water Treaty case. Apart from this, Railway Minister Hanif Abbasi also said that we will attack India against India. We have hundreds of missiles, which are prepared for India and its direction is towards India.

Target
26 people were killed in the Pahalgam terror attack. The attack was carried out on 22 April, when 4-5 terrorists killed innocent tourists. The extent was reached when the terrorists targeted people on the basis of religion.