AI Generated Summary
- It is important to note that the Government of India has already banned Sikhs for Justice and declared Pannu a most wanted terrorist, even requesting his extradition from the United States.
- In India, this letter is being viewed as a calculated move by Pannu to establish his relevance on the international stage.
- There is also the possibility that the letter is a fabricated document, deliberately created by Pannu to mislead the public.
Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, who runs the organization “Sikhs for Justice” from foreign soil, continuously conspires against India with the sole objective of creating an atmosphere of terror in the country. Perhaps this is why he allegedly receives financial support from agencies in countries like Pakistan.
Recently, a letter—purportedly from former U.S. President Donald Trump, printed on official White House letterhead—has been going viral on social media. Pannu and his supporters are promoting this letter as a major achievement, suggesting it signifies legitimacy from the United States. However, this claim lacks any factual basis.
The letter could be an auto-generated response from the office, much like standard reply letters sent to every individual who writes to the president. There is also the possibility that the letter is a fabricated document, deliberately created by Pannu to mislead the public.
What’s the Real Story?
In the viral letter dated July 24, 2025, it is claimed that Trump thanked Pannu for his thoughts and opinions. Pannu’s supporters are portraying this as validation from the United States for their Khalistani movement. However, in India, this letter is being viewed as a calculated move by Pannu to establish his relevance on the international stage.
It is important to note that the Government of India has already banned Sikhs for Justice and declared Pannu a most wanted terrorist, even requesting his extradition from the United States.
The viral letter mentions how Trump, on his first day in office, had reviewed foreign aid and defense spending to ensure taxpayers’ money was used efficiently. It also talks about strengthening America’s military power and boosting domestic production. However, the letter makes no explicit mention of Pannu, Sikhs for Justice, or any anti-India agenda.
Security Implications
Regardless of the authenticity of the letter, Indian security agencies must remain vigilant. Pannu and his supporters are willing to go to any extent to foster an atmosphere of unrest and terror. On the other hand, it is imperative that the U.S. government issues an official clarification regarding this letter to put the facts on record.
