Canada

Bloomberg’s narrative painted Khalistani terrorists as activists while blaming India for alleged transnational killings, concealing their terror links, threats to national security, and the unlawful interception of Indian diplomats’ communications by the so-called Five Eyes nations.

A 55-year-old Indian-origin businessman in Canada was brutally beaten to death after confronting a man urinating on his car, exposing a disturbing surge in hate crimes targeting Indians.

The Federal Court in Toronto noted Singh’s involvement in the Farmers’ Protest and Khalistan-linked activities while rejecting his asylum claim, underlining how such Khalistan card asylum claims remain alive with mixed outcomes in Canadian courts.