SFJ provokes again; announces $1M reward to 'block' PM Modi & tricolour on Republic Day

Khalistani terror group 'Sikhs For Justice' has once again targeted Republic Day celebrations in India, asking its supporters to 'block' Prime Minister Narendra Modi and remove tricolour from national capital on January 26.  rical pro-Khalistan outfit has me multiple attempts to infiltrate peaceful proceedings in New Delhi by making shocking offers in name of rewards to furr ir Khalistani nda.

In a new propagandist video shared by SFJ chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannu on Facebook, banned outfit has anunced $1 Million dollars as a 'reward' to anyone who would raise Khalistani flags inste of Indian tricolour in Delhi on Republic Day. 

"This is matter of Sikhs and Hind. This time tricolour will t be allowed anywhere in Delhi. campaign to liberate Punjab from Indian occupation through 'Khalistani Referendum' will continue equal to 2022 Vidhan Sabha elections," Pannu was heard saying in video shared today. He also appeared to burn Indian flags in video. 

Farmers breach Red Fort, wreak havoc on Republic Day

A similar attempt to instigate Sikhs in India was me last year when SFJ h anunced a cash reward of USD 2,50,000 for hoisting Khalistan flag at India Gate on Republic Day. It also hijacked farmers' protest, asking m to indulge in anti-national activities on national holiday.

Republic Day 2021 celebrations were thus marred by violent protests as farmers who proposed to take out a peaceful tractor rally resorted to violence by breaking barrices, violating permitted routes, attacking police personnel, and storming iconic Red Fort. Some anti-national elements among protestors climbed atop rampart of monument and planted Nishan Sahib.

SFJ claims responsibility for PM Modi's security breach

terror group recently me helines after it claimed responsibility for major lapse in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's security on his way to Ferozpur on January 5.  Sikhs for Justice h released a video on January 3 inciting farmers to block PM Modi cavalce in Punjab, where he was scheduled to dress a political rally. For this, terrorist organisation h also anunced a $100,000 reward.

After incident, Pannu claimed that Sikhs h driven PM Modi out of Punjab and upcoming assembly polls will decide Khalistan referendum.

Prime Minister Modi's convoy was stuck on a flyover for 15-20 mins near Ferozepur after ro was blocked by some protesters. MHA has termed it a major security lapse. BKU (Krantikari) chief Surjit Singh Phool revealed that it was his faction which blocked ros.