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Forty years after the Air India bombing that killed 329 people, Canadian authorities have formally corroborated India's long-held position that the attack was orchestrated by Khalistani extremists operating from Canada.
Canada has officially declared Khalistani extremists a national security threat. This designation reflects growing concerns within the Canadian government regarding the group's activities.
Canada's intelligence agency has linked Khalistani extremists to the 1985 Air India bombing, marking a significant shift in acknowledging their role.
Canada's intelligence agency has issued a report identifying Khalistani extremists based in the country as a continuing and significant national security threat. The assessment highlights the ongoing concerns regarding their activities.
For the first time, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has directly attributed the 1985 bombing of Air India flight 182 to Khalistani extremists.