Pannun Promises $1 Million for Info About Amit Shah's Trips; Demands Closure of CRPF Schools

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a pro-Khalistani terrorist, has put a $1 million bounty on anyone who can provide information about Union Minister Amit Shah's foreign travels. He also called for the closure of CRPF schools starting on November 26.

In a statement reported by the Times of India, Pannun accused the CRPF of serious wrongdoings, including attacking the Golden Temple in Amritsar, supporting death squads during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, and committing extrajudicial killings of Sikhs in Punjab. He urged students and parents to stay away from CRPF schools.

Pannun claimed that Home Minister Amit Shah is responsible for hiring mercenaries to kill Hardeep Nijjar and is involved in a murder-for-hire plot in New York.

This announcement comes after a blast near a CRPF school in Prashant Vihar, Rohini, on October 20. A pro-Khalistani group took responsibility for the explosion in a post on Telegram, prompting the Delhi Police to reach out to the messaging platform.

Additionally, a suspicious email was sent to the CRPF on October 21, warning of possible explosive devices at three CRPF sites by 11 am the next day. Despite these threats, the schools in Rohini, Dwarka, and Medchal near Hyderabad remain open and safe.

On the same day, Pannun warned passengers against flying Air India from November 1 to 19, suggesting that there might be an attack during that period, which coincides with the "40th anniversary of the Sikh genocide." He cautioned that choosing this airline could put passengers' lives at risk during those dates.