Khalistan

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.

Under Justin Trudeau's watch, India-Canada relations nosedived as Khalistani separatists were freely allowed to vandalise Hindu temples and carry out mock executions of Indian leaders.

Otherwise, harping all the time, spewing venom against India, the Khalistan daydreamer made no video, issued no statement outraging over Pakistan’s audacious attempt to attack the Golden Temple, even though the debris from intercepted projectiles was found near the Golden Temple.

Harvard University magazine Harvard International Review removed an article simply because it critiqued Khalistani secessionism

Simranjit Singh himself had written to him that the youth seeking asylum in America are tortured in India for supporting Khalistan. However, Simranjit completely denied his statement on the judge's phone and said that his people are not facing any danger in India.

The first link between Jaish-e-Mohammed and Khalistanis can be with the threat towards the Sanatan religious places

These anti-India and criminal elements exploit the rights given to them by the Indian democracy to inflict damage on the same.

Amritpal Singh is currently lodged in Dibrugarh jail in Assam under the National Security Act (NSA).

As per the agency, a total of 210 accused were arrested across key categories of crimes in 80 cases registered by the NIA in 2024. Of these cases, Left Wing Extremism (LWE) and North East insurgency topped the list at 28 and 18 cases respectively.

The Khalistani terrorists neutralised in the police encounter included Gurwinder Singh, Virendra Singh, and Jasanpreet Singh.