Canada

The Canadian authorities have been alleging India's involvement in the attacks on Khalistani elements in Canada, without any evidence.

The report places Khalistani terrorist organisations like Babbar Khalsa International and the International Sikh Youth Federation under "Politically Motivated Violent Extremism" (PMVE), along with Islamic terrorist organisations such as Hamas and Hezbollah.

India and Canada have announced the appointment of new high commissioners to each other’s capitals, a move that signals a significant improvement in relations after strained ties and vacant diplomatic posts

A banned Khalistani outfit has set up a fake ‘Embassy of Khalistan’ in Canada using a publicly funded building, triggering outrage and raising fresh questions about Ottawa’s tolerance for extremism.

A recent machete attack on an Indian man in Melbourne is the latest in a string of violent assaults on Indians abroad. From Australia to Canada and Ireland, racial hatred and targeted violence against Indians are becoming alarmingly frequent.

Multiple Khalistani terrorists outfits are active in Canada and operating with impunity since neither government and police, nor the political opposition dares to call out Khalistani terrorists nor its enablers in the country.

The Air India Kanishka bombing investigation collapsed under systemic negligence, erased evidence, and a climate of fear. A 2010 inquiry confirmed Canada’s failure to deliver justice in its deadliest-ever terror attack.

RCMP Assistant Commissioner David Teboul, speaking at a memorial event attended by grieving families, confirmed 'Mr X's' death but declined to disclose his name, citing privacy laws.

For the first time ever, Canada's premier intelligence agency, Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) officially acknowledged that Khalistani extremists are using Canadian soil to promote, fundraise, and plan violence in India.

The official statement reads, "TNR is an aggressive form of foreign interference whereby states or their proxies attempt to intimidate, harass, harm or coerce individuals or communities outside their borders. TNR undermines national security, state sovereignty, the safety and human rights of victims, and principles of international law."