Khalistan’s leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannu expressed his solidarity with Pakistan, saying that 20 million sikhs stood with Pakistan.
“We stick to the people of Pakistan as a brick wall. It is neither 1965 nor 1971 – It is 2025. We will not let the Indian army cross the Punjab to attack Pakistan,” Pannu said in a statement. The chief of Khalsa said that India had oppressed the minorities, especially the Sikhs. He said Sikh leaders had also raised their voice against terrorism sponsored by the state of India.
Pannu said that the name of Pakistan himself meant “pure” and that India did not have the courage to attack him.
