- Extortion runs rampant in Punjab, with an estimated 50-plus gangs that don't hesitate to subdue others to maintain dominance.

- People like Nijjar and Sukha Dunnake are called Khalistanists but in reality they are all gangsters. NIA released the list of these so-called terrorists a day ago. Sukha Dunneke was also in it. If you open the list of their black deeds, you will find that most of them were tapori and then gradually became gangsters by forming their own gangs and then became Khalistanists to run their business.

Most of the so-called agitators operating the Kam Khalistan Movement from Canada or other countries operate crime networks under the guise of the Khalistan movement. Ranging from extortion to drugs-weapons illegal business.

As tensions between India and Canada flare up over the killing of Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, one more Khalistanist has been killed in Canada. Gangster Sukhdul Singh Gill alias Sukha Dunnake was shot dead in Winnipeg, Canada. About 15 bullets were fired at Dunnake in Winnipeg, killing Sukho at the scene.

Sukha Dunnake was on the list of the most dangerous category of terrorists by the National Anti-Terrorism Investigation Agency (NIA) of India. Terrorist Sukhdul Singh Gill alias Sukha Dunnake, who is included in the list of 41 terrorists and gangsters created by NIA, fled from Punjab to Canada in 2017. In Canada, Dunnake came in contact with Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dalla and was working at his behest.

Sukhani had her own gang in India. Sukha was running an extortion network in Punjab in the name of Bambiha Group, but he had to flee to Canada due to increasing extortion here. In Canada Arshdeep Singh alias Arsh Dalla laid hands on him so he put all the men of his gang under Arshdeep's hands. Arshdeep's right-hand man, Sukha used to sit in Canada and extort money from the rich through the Sagaritos in India. He used to make his game without ransom, but someone in Canada made his own game.

The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for Dunnake's murder. According to Bishnoi, the murder of gangster Sukha Dunnake was done in revenge for the murder of Gurlal Brar. Dunnake was a drug addict and a heroin addict. Sukha had destroyed many houses in her drunkenness so her fate was certain. In Canada, Khalistanist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot dead by two assailants in June this year. Nijjar was in his car outside the Gurdwara when he was shot dead. Sukha is also killed in the same style. Nijjar and Sukha were connected to each other. Arshdeep Dalla, whom Sukha worked for, was Nijjar's special man. Sukha is said to have committed many crimes in Punjab at the behest of Nijjar.

Media calls people like Nijjar or Sukha Dunnake as Khalistanists but in reality they are all gangsters. NIA released the list of these so-called terrorists just a day ago. Sukha Dunneke was also in it. If you open the list of their black deeds, you will find that most of them were tapori and then gradually became gangsters by forming their own gangs and then became Khalistanists to run their business.

Most of the so-called agitators who run the Kam Khalistan movement from Canada or other countries actually run gangs and operate crime networks under the guise of the Khalistan movement. Most of these are criminals who, like Sukha, are fleeing to Canada or the UK after the increase in extortion in India.

The main occupation of these people is extortion. Their main business is to extort ransom from rich people of Punjab sitting in Canada, UK or America. Punjab is leading in agriculture so there is a train of rupees in Pankhaljab. Flour factories and rice mills are booming due to the bumper crop of wheat and rice in Punjab. It is also exported in large quantities, so not only rupees but also foreign currencies including dollars are not in short supply. Gangs of Khalistanists chase them. Apart from this, money is borrowed in the name of running Khalistan movement. Sikhs living abroad give money in the name of Khalistan. If the Sikhs do not like the Khalistan movement in India, they are threatened and pushed away. Apart from this, all these are also connected with drugs and arms business. The drug business is run at the behest of Pakistan's spy agency ISI. In the 1990s in Punjab, many Khalistanist terrorists fled to Pakistan after the police started responding to bullets with bullets. With their help, ISI has developed a drug smuggling network in Punjab. They are the first to be inducted into the network as they are handy to those running the Khalistan movement. Apart from drugs, weapons also come in large quantities from Pakistan. Gangs of so-called Khalistanists living abroad are doing all this.

Sukha himself was a betel nut killer. Meaning, take betel nuts and kill him. Other so-called Khalistanists also have the same business. People like Nijjar do not kill anyone directly but get it done by people like Sukha or Arsh Dalla, so all Nijjar including them are gangsters.

Canada has accused India of complicity in the killing of Nigers but in reality India does not have to do anything to kill such people. There is a tremendous gang war going on in extortion in Punjab. According to an estimate, there are more than fifty gangs in Punjab. These gangs do everything from selling fake liquor to bursting betel nuts.

They do not shy away from killing each other to maintain their dominance, so killings happen. People like Nijjar and Sukha sat holding the flag of Khalistan and lived abroad so their murders are noticed everywhere, while in Punjab's gang war, one gangster dies every week and no one even knows about it.

Sukha is also killed in the same way but Canada can blame India tomorrow to cover up its failure.

Sukha was a common goon in Punjab, had nothing to do with the Khalistan movement

Sukha Dunneke, who was killed in Canada, belongs to Moga district of Punjab. Sukha used to work in the government but later turned to the path of crime. He fled to Canada in 2017 by getting a police clearance certificate on fake documents that seemed to settle him in a police encounter when he started shouting his sins from the rooftops. Two policemen helped him and both were suspended. Faridkot was in jail before Sukha escaped to Dunnak. He was out on parole at the time of his mother's death and then fled abroad with forged documents.

Seven criminal cases were registered against Sukha when she fled to Canada. In one murder case he was involved while in other cases he was accused of supplying arms and shooters. All these cases were of crimes committed in association with local gangs and had nothing to do with the Khalistan movement. After reaching Canada, Nijjar and Dalla changed hands and took on the Khalistanist seal.

Fourth Khalistanist killed in six months

Pakistan has also jumped on the heels of Canada accusing India of being involved in the killing of Nijjars. Pakistan has alleged that India is killing and spreading terrorism all over the world through its agents. Pakistan also alleges India's involvement in the August 2021 bomb blast in Lahore. Pakistan, which nurtures terrorism, looks ridiculous when it makes these allegations.

Four Khalistanists have been killed in the last six months. Apart from Sukha Dunnake and Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Paramjit Singh Panjwar and Avtar Singh Khanda have died in Tar Khalistan. Avtar Singh Khanda died in hospital weeks before Nijjar was shot dead by two assailants in Canada in June. Khanda, who was being treated for cancer at a Birmingham hospital, is said to have been poisoned to death. Khalistani terrorist and gangster Harpreet Singh alias Happy Sanghera was shot dead in November 2022 while Harwinder Singh Rinda was shot dead in Pakistan. All these were gangsters.