Sikhs For Justice tried arranging shelter for Sidhu Moosewala's killers, reveal audio clips

Jupinderjit Singh

Chandigarh, July 20

The banned terror organisation, Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), tried to arrange shelter for some of the killers of singer Sidhu Moosewala in Ambala (Haryana), phone recordings of US-based SFJ chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannu with two persons arrested in Patiala on Tuesday have revealed.

The multiple audio recordings have also revealed that the SFJ was planning to paint anti-India slogans on buildings on the Independence Day in Haryana, besides disrupting the August 15 functions in Punjab and New Delhi, especially those of the Delhi and Punjab CMs.

The police had yesterday arrested two youths — Harvinder Singh, alias Dollar (21), and Prem Singh, alias Ekam (18) — on the charge of pasting pro-Khalistani posters on the boundary wall of a temple in Patiala.

Railways stations in Ambala were also on their target.

In the audio recording, Pannu is heard talking to the two youths about the differences between Ambala Cantt and Ambala City railway stations. He can be heard telling them to do a recce of the railway stations first, especially the entry and exit points. The SFJ chief tells them not to use the main routes.

Police and Intelligence sources say the recordings have been found from the phones of Harwinder and Prem.

“Pannu talks about providing shelter to Moosewala’s killers, besides the use of drones. His voice has been verified,” the official added.

The audio tapes show the SFJ is trying to exploit the sentiments of Haryana youth by claiming that the Punjab Police under the AAP government are painting them as gangsters and nominating them in the Moosewala murder case.

“We will see how they touch you,” Pannu can be heard saying in the one of the audio clips. This, the police say, confirms that gangsters and radicals are working together.

Ambala stations on SFJ’s radar

• The Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) was planning to target Ambala railways stations
• SFJ’s Gurpatwant Pannu is heard asking two youths about the differences between Ambala Cantt and Ambala City stations
• He can be heard telling them to do a recce of the railway stations, especially the entry and exit points