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PRO-KHALISTAN SLOGANS SURFACED IN FEROZEPUR

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SFJ ACTIVIST PANNU RELEASE VIDEO, THREATEN THE GOVERNMENT

Vikramaditya Sharma

(MOREPIC1)Ferozepur: Two days after the Pro-Khalistan slogans were seen on the walls of the residence of Session Court Judged in Farikdot, such slogans were spotted on the wall of the Divisional Railway Headquarters today.

Meanwhile a video of Sikh for Justice (SFJ) activist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu also released in which he threatened the AAP Government “not to stop Khalistan Referendum Voting” or else Punjab CM will be responsible for responding to “Referendum Ballots” with “Police Bullets” and for generating a cycle of violence”.(SUBHEAD)

In the video, Pannu also declared that Khalistan Referendum voting in Punjab is slated to start on 26 January next year coinciding with India’s 74th Republic Day.

Panic gripped the entire area as soon as the news was spread. The entire area was cordoned off. It is pertinent to mention here that for the last few months, the SFJ has intensified its propaganda in Punjab and Himachal Pradesh.

In May, Khalisatan flags were tied up and slogans were written on the walls and gate of state assembly in Dharamshala.

When contacted DSP Satvinder Singh said that the police is investigating the matter. 'The police is checking the CCTC footage of the entire area to get the clue about the accused involved in this”, said DSP

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