The Indian government is "not aware" of any specific threat against Air India and its passengers - made by Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Pannun - External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said Monday evening at the NDTV World Summit.

Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun issued a fresh warning to passengers asking them not to travel in Air India flight, claiming an attack is possible in November

Both Sikh For Justice and Pannun have been booked by NIA under various sections of IPC and UA(P)A for attempts to target and disrupt the 'transportation sector in India.'

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This latest threat from Gurpatwant Singh Pannun citing Sikh genocide anniversary comes amidst a series of bomb threat hoaxes affecting multiple airlines in India

This threat comes when several airlines in India are receiving multiple threat calls about potential bombings, all of which turned out to be hoaxes.

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Khalistan leader, has issued threats against Air India flights between November 1 and 19. This comes amid strained India-Canada relations.

More than 90 fake bomb threats have been made against flights operated by multiple Indian airlines this week, Indian media reported Sunday, sparking fear among passengers and global delays.India's IndiGo airline confirmed threats were made against six of its flights on Sunday.

In a troubling series of events, bomb threat incidents continued over the weekend, affecting a total of 24 flights. Following the threats, all aircraft were directed to a designated area upon landing for thorough security checks.

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on Monday warned flyers to refrain from travelling on Air India flights between November 1 and 19.

Over 45 aircraft received bomb threats today, pushing the total number of such incidents to more than 70 in the past six days. All threats were communicated via social media, either through direct messages sent to airlines or by tagging them in posts,