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🚨Canada’s National Disgrace: Why Are #Khalistani Extremists Allowed to Glorify #AirIndia Massacre Mastermind Talwinder Parmar at the Victims’ Own Memorial? How can Canada-based Khalistani extremists (CBKEs) — whom CSIS long identified, courts confirmed in context, and the official Major Commission of Inquiry explicitly named as the te*rorists who cold-bloodedly...

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Sandeep Neel

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Pro-#Khalistani Groups Target Premier David Eby While 🇨🇦-🇮🇳 Ties Strengthen Khalistani groups have increasingly targeted David Eby David Eby, British Columbia’s Premier, following his meetings with India’s High Commissioner, portraying his engagements as a threat to their agenda and attempting to influence Canada’s policy decisions. These groups have openly sought to undermine Canada-India relations & challenge democratic processes, while Canadian authorities report that relations between Canada and India are currently strengthening, with growing cooperation in trade, technology, and cultural exchange. Prominent figures in these pro-Khalistani activities include Moninder Singh Bual, spokesperson for the BC Gurdwara Council & close associate of Hardeep Singh #Nijjar. Bual’s father-in-law, Avtar Singh Narwal, was a conspirator in the 1985 Air India Kanishka bombing and a member of the banned terror!st group #BabbarKhalsa, highlighting historical links between certain Canadian-based networks and violent extremism. Bual, together with Parvkar Dulai—who remains on Canada’s no-fly list & is a former ISYF activist—co-founded the Canadian Sikh Coalition, a pro-Khalistani organization active in advocacy and political lobbying. Bual also leads the #Sikh Federation Canada (SFC), considered the ideological counterpart of the Sikh Federation UK (SFUK), which was formed after the International Sikh Youth Federation (#ISYF) was designated a terror!st organization by Canada, the UK, & other nations. Both Bual & Prabjot Singh have attended #UK events aligned with #ISYF & testified at the Hogue Foreign Interference Inquiry, raising serious concerns that foreign-backed pro-Khalistani networks are attempting to manipulate Canadian authorities and policy. CSIS have flagged these groups as a potential threat to national security, citing their history of advocacy linked to banned terrorist organizations, transnational coordination, and efforts to influence Canadian politics under the guise of community activism. #cdnpoli
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Pro-#Khalistani Groups Target Premier David Eby While 🇨🇦-🇮🇳 Ties Strengthen Khalistani groups have increasingly targeted David Eby David Eby, British Columbia’s Premier, following his meetings with India’s High Commissioner, portraying his engagements as a threat to their agenda and attempting to influence Canada’s policy decisions. These groups have openly sought to undermine Canada-India relations & challenge democratic processes, while Canadian authorities report that relations between Canada and India are currently strengthening, with growing cooperation in trade, technology, and cultural exchange. Prominent figures in these pro-Khalistani activities include Moninder Singh Bual, spokesperson for the BC Gurdwara Council & close associate of Hardeep Singh #Nijjar. Bual’s father-in-law, Avtar Singh Narwal, was a conspirator in the 1985 Air India Kanishka bombing and a member of the banned terror!st group #BabbarKhalsa, highlighting historical links between certain Canadian-based networks and violent extremism. Bual, together with Parvkar Dulai—who remains on Canada’s no-fly list & is a former ISYF activist—co-founded the Canadian Sikh Coalition, a pro-Khalistani organization active in advocacy and political lobbying. Bual also leads the #Sikh Federation Canada (SFC), considered the ideological counterpart of the Sikh Federation UK (SFUK), which was formed after the International Sikh Youth Federation (#ISYF) was designated a terror!st organization by Canada, the UK, & other nations. Both Bual & Prabjot Singh have attended #UK events aligned with #ISYF & testified at the Hogue Foreign Interference Inquiry, raising serious concerns that foreign-backed pro-Khalistani networks are attempting to manipulate Canadian authorities and policy. CSIS have flagged these groups as a potential threat to national security, citing their history of advocacy linked to banned terrorist organizations, transnational coordination, and efforts to influence Canadian politics under the guise of community activism. #cdnpoli

Ethan 🇨🇦

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The Canadian Hindu Volunteers (CHV) strongly and unequivocally condemn the dangerous escalation of Khalistani terrorism rhetoric and Hinduphobic incitement witnessed at the Nagar Kirtans held in Malton and Etobicoke this weekend. The chilling demand that 800,000 Canadian Hindus leave the country is not just hate speech, it is a genocidal call for ethnic cleansing that echoes some of the darkest chapters in global history. These events have made it alarmingly clear that certain Gurdwaras and religious processions are being co-opted by violent Khalistani extremists who exploit Canada’s democratic freedoms to glorify terrorism, incite division, and call for violence against Hindus and democratic states like India. This is not religious freedom, it is terrorism cloaked in sanctity. documents the horrifying scale of Khalistani terrorism in India throughout the 1980s and 1990s, bombings of markets, assassination of moderate Sikhs, Hindus, police officers, and public servants. Thousands were killed. Civilians were gunned down on buses and trains. Entire families were wiped out in the name of a violent, theocratic fantasy. This ideology did not stop at India’s borders. Canada has paid dearly. The 1985 Air India bombing, the deadliest act of aviation terror before 9/11, killed 329 innocent civilians, most of them Canadians. This attack was orchestrated by Khalistani terrorists based in Canada, including Talwinder Singh Parmar, whose portrait is now shamefully paraded in public processions and Gurdwaras, glorified as a martyr. Journalists and political leaders who stood against Khalistani terrorism have been silenced with bullets or threats: •Tara Singh Hayer, a courageous journalist, was assassinated in 1998 after receiving death threats for exposing Khalistani plots. •Ujjal Dosanjh, the former B.C. Premier, was brutally attacked for opposing extremism and defending Canada’s democratic values. •Balraj Deol, Jagdish Grewal, and Deepak Punj have been targeted with threats and intimidation campaigns simply for speaking out against radicalism. •Sikh moderates, police officers, and Hindu shopkeepers in Punjab and Canada alike have faced physical violence, economic boycotts, and harassment from Khalistani terror sympathizers. These are not the actions of “activists.” These are the tactics of radicalized ideologues, many of whom have exploited Canada’s asylum and immigration systems, presenting false claims of persecution to enter the country and build networks that fund, promote, and glorify violence. The calls to expel Hindus are not isolated incidents. They represent a coordinated campaign to push Hinduphobia, terrorism, and anti-India propaganda from the podiums of religious processions under the false flag of “freedom of speech.” If any other group in Canada had called for the mass expulsion of an ethnic or religious community, there would be immediate arrests and investigations. Why the silence now? We urge CSIS Canada RCMP Peel Regional Police Toronto Police Public Safety Canada •Law enforcement to investigate all those responsible for today’s hate-filled processions and bring the perpetrators to justice. •Elected officials at every level to denounce Hinduphobia and Khalistani terrorism unequivocally, without vote-bank politics. •Immigration authorities to re-examine and tighten processes to prevent those affiliated with extremist organizations from abusing Canadian hospitality. •All Gurdwaras and religious institutions to reaffirm their commitment to peace and not allow their premises to be misused for terror glorification. •Canadians of all backgrounds to stand united against any ideology that calls for genocide, violence, or division Let us be clear: This is not a conflict between Sikhs and Hindus. Millions of Sikhs and Hindus live side by side in Canada and across the world in peace, brotherhood, and mutual respect. Khalistani terrorism seeks to destroy that harmony. #Khalistan
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The Canadian Hindu Volunteers (CHV) strongly and unequivocally condemn the dangerous escalation of Khalistani terrorism rhetoric and Hinduphobic incitement witnessed at the Nagar Kirtans held in Malton and Etobicoke this weekend. The chilling demand that 800,000 Canadian Hindus leave the country is not just hate speech, it is a genocidal call for ethnic cleansing that echoes some of the darkest chapters in global history. These events have made it alarmingly clear that certain Gurdwaras and religious processions are being co-opted by violent Khalistani extremists who exploit Canada’s democratic freedoms to glorify terrorism, incite division, and call for violence against Hindus and democratic states like India. This is not religious freedom, it is terrorism cloaked in sanctity. documents the horrifying scale of Khalistani terrorism in India throughout the 1980s and 1990s, bombings of markets, assassination of moderate Sikhs, Hindus, police officers, and public servants. Thousands were killed. Civilians were gunned down on buses and trains. Entire families were wiped out in the name of a violent, theocratic fantasy. This ideology did not stop at India’s borders. Canada has paid dearly. The 1985 Air India bombing, the deadliest act of aviation terror before 9/11, killed 329 innocent civilians, most of them Canadians. This attack was orchestrated by Khalistani terrorists based in Canada, including Talwinder Singh Parmar, whose portrait is now shamefully paraded in public processions and Gurdwaras, glorified as a martyr. Journalists and political leaders who stood against Khalistani terrorism have been silenced with bullets or threats: •Tara Singh Hayer, a courageous journalist, was assassinated in 1998 after receiving death threats for exposing Khalistani plots. •Ujjal Dosanjh, the former B.C. Premier, was brutally attacked for opposing extremism and defending Canada’s democratic values. •Balraj Deol, Jagdish Grewal, and Deepak Punj have been targeted with threats and intimidation campaigns simply for speaking out against radicalism. •Sikh moderates, police officers, and Hindu shopkeepers in Punjab and Canada alike have faced physical violence, economic boycotts, and harassment from Khalistani terror sympathizers. These are not the actions of “activists.” These are the tactics of radicalized ideologues, many of whom have exploited Canada’s asylum and immigration systems, presenting false claims of persecution to enter the country and build networks that fund, promote, and glorify violence. The calls to expel Hindus are not isolated incidents. They represent a coordinated campaign to push Hinduphobia, terrorism, and anti-India propaganda from the podiums of religious processions under the false flag of “freedom of speech.” If any other group in Canada had called for the mass expulsion of an ethnic or religious community, there would be immediate arrests and investigations. Why the silence now? We urge CSIS Canada RCMP Peel Regional Police Toronto Police Public Safety Canada •Law enforcement to investigate all those responsible for today’s hate-filled processions and bring the perpetrators to justice. •Elected officials at every level to denounce Hinduphobia and Khalistani terrorism unequivocally, without vote-bank politics. •Immigration authorities to re-examine and tighten processes to prevent those affiliated with extremist organizations from abusing Canadian hospitality. •All Gurdwaras and religious institutions to reaffirm their commitment to peace and not allow their premises to be misused for terror glorification. •Canadians of all backgrounds to stand united against any ideology that calls for genocide, violence, or division Let us be clear: This is not a conflict between Sikhs and Hindus. Millions of Sikhs and Hindus live side by side in Canada and across the world in peace, brotherhood, and mutual respect. Khalistani terrorism seeks to destroy that harmony. #Khalistan

Canadian Hindu Volunteers

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🚨🇨🇦 The Air India 182 Tragedy: A Mechanic’s Suitcase Bombs Killed 329 Innocents While Canada Watched Inderjit Singh Reyat, a car mechanic and electrician living in Duncan, British Columbia, built the deadly bombs in his own garage. He procured dynamite (claiming it was for removing tree stumps), batteries, timers, detonators, and other components. He assembled two sophisticated suitcase bombs, one that would later explode on Air India Flight 182, killing 329 innocent people, and another that detonated at Narita Airport in Japan, killing two baggage handlers. On June 4, 1985, CSIS Canada agents followed Reyat and Talwinder Singh Parmar (leader of Babbar Khalsa) into the woods on Vancouver Island. They watched them test one of the explosive devices. The agents heard a loud explosion but mistakenly thought it was gunfire. CSIS had active wiretaps on the suspects, yet critical intelligence was not effectively shared or acted upon. RCMP had received classified warnings about a potential attack on Air India flights for the weekend of June 22-23, 1985. Air India operated weekly flights from Canada, and there had been multiple prior alerts about Sikh extremist threats. Despite this, a cascading series of failures in intelligence sharing, analysis, and security measures between CSIS, RCMP, and other agencies allowed the plot to succeed. This remains Canada’s worst terrorist attack, the deadliest act of aviation terrorism until 9/11. 329 innocent Canadians and passengers lost their lives. Decades later, the threat of Khalistani extremism has not disappeared. Canada-based networks continue to promote violence, fundraise, and operate with concerning freedom, as even recent CSIS reports acknowledge ongoing risks to national security and Canadian interests. Another attack does not feel far from the door. We must learn the real lessons. And we must act decisively now, before history repeats. 📹Credit: Ruchi Wali 🇨🇦
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🚨🇨🇦 The Air India 182 Tragedy: A Mechanic’s Suitcase Bombs Killed 329 Innocents While Canada Watched Inderjit Singh Reyat, a car mechanic and electrician living in Duncan, British Columbia, built the deadly bombs in his own garage. He procured dynamite (claiming it was for removing tree stumps), batteries, timers, detonators, and other components. He assembled two sophisticated suitcase bombs, one that would later explode on Air India Flight 182, killing 329 innocent people, and another that detonated at Narita Airport in Japan, killing two baggage handlers. On June 4, 1985, CSIS Canada agents followed Reyat and Talwinder Singh Parmar (leader of Babbar Khalsa) into the woods on Vancouver Island. They watched them test one of the explosive devices. The agents heard a loud explosion but mistakenly thought it was gunfire. CSIS had active wiretaps on the suspects, yet critical intelligence was not effectively shared or acted upon. RCMP had received classified warnings about a potential attack on Air India flights for the weekend of June 22-23, 1985. Air India operated weekly flights from Canada, and there had been multiple prior alerts about Sikh extremist threats. Despite this, a cascading series of failures in intelligence sharing, analysis, and security measures between CSIS, RCMP, and other agencies allowed the plot to succeed. This remains Canada’s worst terrorist attack, the deadliest act of aviation terrorism until 9/11. 329 innocent Canadians and passengers lost their lives. Decades later, the threat of Khalistani extremism has not disappeared. Canada-based networks continue to promote violence, fundraise, and operate with concerning freedom, as even recent CSIS reports acknowledge ongoing risks to national security and Canadian interests. Another attack does not feel far from the door. We must learn the real lessons. And we must act decisively now, before history repeats. 📹Credit: Ruchi Wali 🇨🇦

Allen Hampton

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EXCLUSIVE: 🔥 “…Indian Government did bombing to SILENCE Sikhs outside…..” Shaheed Parmar CBC Interview — Chris Henry Questions Shaheed Talwinder Singh Parmar on AI 182 Bombing Q: Did you order the bombing of two airplanes? Shaheed Talwinder Singh Parmar: “Such a thought (bombing Air India planes) is not even in my dreams….” Q: Who do you think bombed the airplanes? Who do you suspect was behind the bombings? Shaheed Talwinder Singh Parmar: “It is not only my belief, but the belief of the Sikh community—except those who are bribed or bought off—that the Indian government did this to stop the voices of Sikhs. Since, in India, no Sikh can raise their voice, they wanted to silence Sikh voices outside India as well. They did the bombing….” SFJ General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on CSIS Post on the Kanishka Bombing: “CSIS must stop fueling India’s hybrid warfare. When a Canadian intelligence agency repeats the propaganda of India’s Modi regime, currently running death squads inside Canada, it is a catastrophic institutional failure.” By publishing this single-source, historically sanitized post, CSIS is directly peddling a fabricated Indian narrative. This statement actively covers up the deep-state role of the 1985 Rajiv Gandhi government and R&AW Chief Girish Saxena in the Kanishka bombing. India’s state-controlled media is already weaponizing this reckless post globally to vilify pro-Khalistan Sikhs. By echoing New Delhi’s talking points, CSIS is directly endangering the safety and security of peaceful Khalistan Referendum activists worldwide, who are facing an active campaign of Indian transnational terrorism.
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EXCLUSIVE: 🔥 “…Indian Government did bombing to SILENCE Sikhs outside…..” Shaheed Parmar CBC Interview — Chris Henry Questions Shaheed Talwinder Singh Parmar on AI 182 Bombing Q: Did you order the bombing of two airplanes? Shaheed Talwinder Singh Parmar: “Such a thought (bombing Air India planes) is not even in my dreams….” Q: Who do you think bombed the airplanes? Who do you suspect was behind the bombings? Shaheed Talwinder Singh Parmar: “It is not only my belief, but the belief of the Sikh community—except those who are bribed or bought off—that the Indian government did this to stop the voices of Sikhs. Since, in India, no Sikh can raise their voice, they wanted to silence Sikh voices outside India as well. They did the bombing….” SFJ General Counsel Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on CSIS Post on the Kanishka Bombing: “CSIS must stop fueling India’s hybrid warfare. When a Canadian intelligence agency repeats the propaganda of India’s Modi regime, currently running death squads inside Canada, it is a catastrophic institutional failure.” By publishing this single-source, historically sanitized post, CSIS is directly peddling a fabricated Indian narrative. This statement actively covers up the deep-state role of the 1985 Rajiv Gandhi government and R&AW Chief Girish Saxena in the Kanishka bombing. India’s state-controlled media is already weaponizing this reckless post globally to vilify pro-Khalistan Sikhs. By echoing New Delhi’s talking points, CSIS is directly endangering the safety and security of peaceful Khalistan Referendum activists worldwide, who are facing an active campaign of Indian transnational terrorism.

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun

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