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CSIS acknowledges Khalistani extremists bombed Air India Flight 182 killing 329 in 1985
NDTV··26 Jun
NDTV reported Canadian intelligence formally corroborated India's long-held position on the June 23 1985 Kanishka bombing by Babbar Khalsa as PM Mark Carney called it Canada's deadliest terrorist attack.
Prism
What It Means For You
- India-Canada ties may improve under Carney's reset.
- Khalistani extremism remains a bilateral security concern.
- Victims' families have sought accountability for decades.
What's Happening
- Canadian intelligence admitted Khalistani role in 1985 bombing.
- 329 people died on Toronto-Mumbai Flight 182.
- PM Carney reaffirmed stance against all terrorism.
Historical Significance
- Attack was deadliest in Canadian history.
- A 2010 inquiry criticised investigation failures.
- Incident was long treated as an Indian issue.
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