‘Rs 10 Crore To Break India’: Khalistani Leader Pannun Claims Zoom Meet With CJP Leaders; BJP Calls It A Larger Conspiracy
In a video clip circulating widely on social media, Khalistani leader Gurpatwant Pannun is heard saying that the fall of Delhi & PM Modi Modi is "inevitable." He reportedly added that Modi's ouster will not be a permanent solution, asserting that the "disintegration of India" is the only way forward
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New Delhi: American Khalistani leader and Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) head Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has claimed that he held a Zoom meeting with leaders of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). He also allegedly offered nearly ₹10 crore in support to help "break India into smaller pieces."
In a video clip circulating widely on social media, Pannun is heard stating that the fall of Delhi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is "inevitable." He reportedly added that Modi's ouster would not be a permanent solution, asserting that the "disintegration of India" is the only way forward.
The remarks have sparked sharp political reactions, especially amid ongoing CJP-related protests and debates over anti-national activities.
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey shared the video on his official X account, questioning the source of the funds and hinting at a larger conspiracy.
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"Where is the money coming from? What's the conspiracy? In the last 20 days, who all has Rahul Gandhi ji met during his foreign trip? Who is the real player?" Dubey posted.
Republic has not independently verified the origin or authenticity of the video clip. No confirmation or response has been received so far from CJP leaders regarding Pannun's claims of the Zoom meeting or the alleged funding offer.
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The development has intensified scrutiny over alleged foreign-backed efforts to destabilize India, with critics linking it to broader Khalistani narratives and separatist agendas. Authorities have not issued any official statement on the matter as yet.
Speaking to reporters in Delhi on Thursday, Nishikant Dubey claimed that the students' movement has been hijacked by foreign powers and “anti-national” forces.
"Pannu's statement saying that they will provide ₹10,000 crore for protest is a very serious matter. The foreign forces that are active against India- including Khalistani groups, Bangladesh Islamic Party forces, Pakistan-based forces, and groups associated with the Soros Foundation -are already operating in the country. The same forces and lobbies that were involved in religious conversions, and whose activities were restricted after the FCRA was closed by Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister, are now trying to turn this into an issue," he said.
“Foreign powers have subjugated the students' outrage. This movement is now being run by anti-national forces,” he wrote in a post on X.
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