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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Pahalgam terror attack: After the Pahalgam terror attack, Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu has given his support to Pakistan. He said that he would not allow the Indian Army to attack Pakistan. Pannu also claimed that India does not have the courage to fight Pakistan. This statement came at a time when Pakistan has suspected that India may attack it since the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir.

According to Jio TV, Pannu said, “We will not let the Indian Army pass through Punjab, so that they attack Pakistan.” He further said, “India does not have the courage to fight Pakistan. We are standing like a rock with two crore Sikhs Pakistan.” He alleged, “Sikhs and other minorities are being treated badly in India. Now the time has changed, it is 2025, not 1965 or 1971.”

‘The one who attacks is bad’: Pannu

In his statement, Pannu said that the name of Pakistan is a symbol of purity and his tradition is that they never start attack. He warned, “The one who attacks is bad- whether it is Indira Gandhi, Narendra Modi or Amit Shah.” He said that he will punish Modi, Doval, Amit Shah and Jaishankar under international law. Pannu alleged that India had killed its own Hindus in Pahalgam to take political advantage.

The incident took place in Pahalgam on 22 April

Significantly, on Tuesday (April 22), the terrorists opened fire in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, killing 26 people, most of whom were tourists. This was the deadliest attack in the valley after the Pulwama attack in 2019. Its organization ‘The Resistance Front’ (TRF), associated with Pakistan-based banned organization Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET), took responsibility for the attack. PM Modi said that terrorists who attack people in Pahalgam will be given a befitting reply.

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Recently, a US court has rejected the claim of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, in which he said that India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval was given summons and other court documents. The court denied the claim and said that the process of summoning Doval was not completed.

Pannu claimed in the court that in February 2020, when Ajit Doval went to meet US President Donald Trump with PM Narendra Modi in Washington, an attempt was made to send summons for a civil case filed against him. Pannu said that he had appointed two process servers and one investigator to summon Doval.

The delivery of summons could not be done due to security

According to him, on February 12, a person appointed by Pannu tried to summon in Blair House (where Prime Minister Modi and his party were staying). However, there were strict security arrangements and the agents of Secret Service refused to give him a document. Subsequently, another attempt was made again on 13 February, but this time also the agents of Secret Service refused to accept summons.

The summons was left in the cafe

Pannu had claimed that Saman was then released into a cafe near Blair House, so that the agent of the secret service would reach him to the Doval. However, the court rejected the claim. After this decision of the court, it became clear that no summons was sent to Ajit Doval, as Pannu claimed. The court denied all the claims of Pannu and said that the process of summons was not completed in a legal manner.