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Canada Intel Chief Dan Rogers in his annual speech makes reference to the bombing of Air India by Khalistani extremists. Says, 'It was truly a terrible moment in Canadian history & serves as an important reminder of the consequences of violent extremism'

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🧵🇨🇦 The Lesson Canada Never Learned From the Kanishka Bombing 👇 (1/6) In 1985, Air India Flight 182 (Kanishka) was destroyed by a bomb planted by Canada-based Khalistani extremists. 329 people were killed in what remains the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history. A tragedy of that scale should have become a permanent lesson for Canadian institutions. Instead, four decades later, security agencies continue to warn about extremist networks linked to the same movement. How did Canada go from the Kanishka bombing to still facing many of the same concerns 40 years later? Open this thread......
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🧵🇨🇦 The Lesson Canada Never Learned From the Kanishka Bombing 👇 (1/6) In 1985, Air India Flight 182 (Kanishka) was destroyed by a bomb planted by Canada-based Khalistani extremists. 329 people were killed in what remains the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history. A tragedy of that scale should have become a permanent lesson for Canadian institutions. Instead, four decades later, security agencies continue to warn about extremist networks linked to the same movement. How did Canada go from the Kanishka bombing to still facing many of the same concerns 40 years later? Open this thread......

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Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly has no answers when asked by a reporter about the killing of Canadian Sikh Ripudaman Singh Malik by Khalistani terrorists for his support to India. It’s clear how Canada is backing Khalistani terrorists against India.

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“INDIA BLEW UP A 747, NO LESS…” — CIA WHISTLEBLOWER DISCLOSURE POINTS TO INDIAN GOVERNMENT’S ROLE IN 1985 KANISHKA BOMBING SFJ CALLS TO “SHUTDOWN” AIR INDIA OPERATIONS IN CANADA - "PICKET" call for April 12, 2026, targeting: Air India Flight AI 186 Route: Vancouver to Delhi Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), a pro-Khalistan advocacy group, has issued a direct call to “shutdown” Air India operations from Canada, citing disclosures by American spy and CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou that point to the Indian government’s role in the 1985 Air India bombing. Kiriakou stated: “India blew up a 747, no less…” — referring to Air India Flight 182 (Kanishka), which killed 329 people, most of them Canadians, in the deadliest aviation attack in Canada’s history. “For 40 years, Canadians have been told that Khalistan supporters were responsible. Now an American spy has disclosed what SFJ has been stating since 2010 — the Indian government’s role in the bombing of AI 182,” stated Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, SFJ General Counsel. SFJ asserts that the Indian government’s role in the bombing has been deliberately obscured, pointing to glaring discrepancies in the John Major Commission report, including the expulsion of Indian diplomats Surinder Malik, Brij Mohan Lal, and Davinder Ahluwalia, identified as the “suspected masterminds.” “This is Canada’s national tragedy — 329 lives lost — and yet the Indian government’s role in the bombing has never been fully investigated,” Pannun stated. “As now disclosed by an American spy — India blew up a 747. Canadians must ask: why is Air India still operating freely in Canada?” SFJ states that continued Air India operations in Canada normalize and erase accountability for what it calls the Indian government’s role in the bombing. “Air India is not just an airline — it is a reminder of an unresolved mass killing of Canadians by Indian government,” Pannun added. “Until there is accountability for the Indian government’s role in the bombing, Air India operations must be shut down.” As part of this campaign, SFJ has issued a “PICKET” call for April 12, 2026, targeting: Air India Flight AI 186 Route: Vancouver to Delhi Pannun stated that the picket of AI 186 will directly confront what SFJ describes as decades of misdirection, where Indo-Canadian Hindu organizations and sections of the media have deflected attention away from the Indian government’s role in the bombing, but now with disclosure by CIA official that “India blew up a 747, no less…” Truth is out. “Every Air India flight from Canada reopens the wounds of 329 Canadian families,” Pannun stated. “Canadians must choose truth over silence and shutdown Air India operations”.

Sikhs For Justice

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Former Senator and Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament, Doug Roche, says our #ForeverCanadian petition comes at the most important moment in his lifetime and in Canadian history. He was proud to sign the petition to keep Alberta in Canada. Thank you, Senator! #cdnpoli
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Former Senator and Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament, Doug Roche, says our #ForeverCanadian petition comes at the most important moment in his lifetime and in Canadian history. He was proud to sign the petition to keep Alberta in Canada. Thank you, Senator! #cdnpoli

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