Former SFJ Insider Breaks Silence on Pannun’s Leadership and the Future of Sikh Movement

His account paints a complex picture of lofty ideals, disillusionment, and ideological rifts within a movement that has long drawn both attention and controversy.

Gurpreet Singh Nihang. / Courtesy of Lalit K Jha

For nearly two decades, Gurpreet Singh Nihang stood beside Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the public face of Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), the US-based separatist Sikh organisation.

Today, he is one of Pannun’s sharpest critics. In an exclusive, wide-ranging interview, Nihang traced the origins of the organization, its inner workings, and the turning points that led him to break ties with the group. His account paints a complex picture of lofty ideals, disillusionment, and ideological rifts within a movement that has long drawn both attention and controversy.

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