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All three reports say Pannun claimed he was warned by U.S. and Canadian authorities about a fresh threat, and that officials did not give specifics about the alleged plot.
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Pannun says FBI, Canadian police warned him of threat
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Pannun said the FBI and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police alerted him to a credible threat against his life.
He said the warning came under U.S. duty-to-warn provisions and that he was advised to limit travel.
He also said Canadian police contacted him by telephone about the threat.
The reports note that Nikhil Gupta previously pleaded guilty in a separate 2023 plot against Pannun.
Why it mattersThe claim could affect security decisions, cross-border investigations, and the larger dispute around threats targeting Sikh separatist figures.
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Law enforcement authorities did not provide specific details about the alleged new threat.
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Pannun said the FBI and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police warned him about a credible threat to his life. The reports say he described the warning as part of U.S. duty-to-warn procedures and said Canadian police also contacted him. They also note a separate earlier guilty plea by Nikhil Gupta in a 2023 plot against Pannun. The articles say officials did not share specific details about the alleged new threat.
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'Warned by FBI, Canadian police of credible plot': SFJ's Pannun claims fresh threat to life
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Gurpatwant Singh Pannun reported that he received warnings from the FBI and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police concerning a fresh credible threat to his life. According to Pannun, law enforcement agencies advised him to limit his travel and notified him under American duty to warn provisions. He also mentioned previous warnings issued to Hardeep Singh Nijjar prior to his assassination, while noting that Nikhil Gupta pleaded guilty regarding a separate 2023 plot. Neither the FBI nor Canadian police provided specific details regarding the alleged new plot.
Khalistani terrorist Pannun claims plot against him: ‘Warned by FBI, Canadian police’ | World News
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Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun stated that the FBI and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police alerted him to a credible threat against his life. Pannun asserted that he was warned under US duty to warn regulations and urged that governments address the issue regarding India. The report notes that an Indian national previously pleaded guilty in a murder for hire case involving Pannun, while India has denied any involvement in assassination plots. Law enforcement authorities did not release specific details about the latest alleged threat.
SFJs Gurpatwant Pannun claims fresh threat to life, says FBI, Canadian police warned him
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Gurpatwant Singh Pannun announced that US and Canadian law enforcement agencies warned him about a new credible threat to his life. Pannun stated that FBI agents advised him against traveling, and Canadian police contacted him by telephone regarding the threat. The article highlights that Nikhil Gupta previously pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy charges in connection with a 2023 assassination plot against Pannun. Pannun expressed that he remains undaunted by the threats and intends to continue his campaign.