August 30, 2023
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China, Pakistan, Khalistan: A Surprising Alliance

Though puzzling at first, closer scrutiny uncovers a network of troubling ties with regional stability in jeopardy….reports Antariksh Singh

In recent times, the world has witnessed a series of perplexing alliances and actions, leaving experts and observers to question the motivations behind such moves.

One of these eyebrow-raising alliances is the partnership between China, Pakistan, and the Khalistan separatist movement, and Gurpatwant Singh Pannun at the center of it all.

While many may find it difficult to fathom the convergence of these entities, a closer examination reveals a web of disturbing connections that aim to threaten regional stability.

Pannun’s Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) organization’s recent appeal to China, pledging support for the annexation of Arunachal Pradesh and seeking support for a Khalistan Referendum, has startled many.

The SFJ’s comparison of Punjab’s situation to Arunachal Pradesh’s alleged occupation by India illustrates the convoluted narratives they are weaving. Pannun’s handshake China displays a concerning level of disregard for historical context and the delicate regional balance.

Furthermore, the timing of Pannun’s outreach to China cannot be ignored. Amidst the 2020 border clash between China and India at the Galwan River valley, Pannun saw an opportunity to align his movement with China’s interests.

His letter to President Xi Jinping, expressing support for China while neglecting the sacrifices of Sikh soldiers who gave up their lives defending India, is deeply disheartening. This raises questions about his loyalties and whether he is in cahoots with the Chinese regime.

Pannun’s connections with Pakistan’s ISI further intensify these concerns. His communication with Imran Khan, Pakistan’s former Prime Minister, where he pledged Khalistani Sikh support (who are only a handful) against India, underscores his willingness to collaborate with entities that have historically posed a threat to regional stability.

The fact that Pakistan continues to harbor and promote militant groups under the K-2 alliance, with the aim of destabilizing India, only adds to the gravity of the situation.

The question arises: What kind of support does this separatist movement genuinely enjoy within the Sikh community? Multiple reports indicate that the Khalistan movement finds little traction within Punjab, India, further casting doubts on its legitimacy and goals.

As the world grapples with growing counterterrorism and counterintelligence threats, it is essential for authorities to intervene and disrupt these alliances that fan the flames of radicalism and extremism. The Khalistan separatists are growing more violent by the day. Multiple cases in Canada, the UK and the US are testament to that. And China’s deepening involvement in the Khalistan movement and its collaboration with Pakistan’s ISI must be scrutinized and curtailed for the sake of regional peace and security.

Moreover, it’s crucial to remember the sacrifices made by Sikh soldiers who bravely defended India from Chinese aggression during the Sino-Indian war. Pannun’s disrespect for these soldiers’ memory raises fundamental questions about his motives and allegiances. It’s a stark reminder that the pursuit of narrow agendas must not come at the cost of historical truth and the sacrifices of those who fought for their motherland.

In a world where complex alliances and hidden motivations abound, it is our duty to expose such partnerships that threaten global stability and undermine the sacrifices of brave soldiers who stood for their nations. Only through awareness, unity, and a commitment to truth can we safeguard the values that form the foundation of our societies.

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