New Delhi: These days, there is a lot of controversy over the hijab across the country. In the meantime, a big revelation has been made about the hijab controversy. According to the report, Pakistani intelligence agency ISI is conspiring to create anarchy through the hijab referendum in India by the Khalistani terror outfit. India's intelligence agency IB has issued an alert on the issue.
According to the report, ISI created a website for the hijab referendum in India. Apart from this, the ISI released the video from Gurupantwant Singh Pannu, the chief of The Sikhs for Justice. After the ISI conspiracy, India's intelligence agencies became active. The IB has issued an alert on this. The alert said that The Chief Gurupantwant Singh Pannu of Sikh for Justice has posted a video in which he is trying to spread an agenda like the hijab referendum to break India. Pannu has urged the Indian Muslims to start a hijab referendum and move towards making India Urudistan.
The IB reported that attempts could be made to spread the hijab referencing agenda in Muslim-dominated areas like Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal. Ib has alerted all the demonstrations. According to the IB alert issued on February 11, in the video, Pannu has tried to provoke Indian Muslims through the hijab referendum in the inflammatory video and said that today the hijab is being banned, tomorrow there will be Azaan and then Quran. So now it's time to protest and make India Urudistan. Pannu said to learn from Pakistan how a separate Muslim country has been created. At the same time, Pannu has said in the video that he will also fund a large amount for the hijab referendum. Therefore, the IB has instructed all local police and agencies to remain on alert. A portal for hijab reference has also been released in which people have been asked to come online and support. Intelligence agencies say that behind all this is the conspiracy of The Pakistani intelligence agency ISI.
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