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Canada is witnessing a pivotal moment in the national conversation on public safety. The Hindu Canadian Foundation’s (HCF) call for the federal government to formally review and assess the activities of the group known as CBKE following the tragic killing of Windsor resident Nancy Grewal, an outspoken critic of extremist elements has sparked significant media coverage and widespread public discussion.

HCF stands firmly with PM @MarkJCarney to rebuild a strong Canada. We condemn the ongoing #Khalistani targeting of elected Canadian leaders @MarkJCarney, @AnitaAnandMP, and @Dave_Eby. Bullying has no place in our democracy. Infographics like THIS targeting Canadian PM Mark Carney are completely unacceptable. In the past, #Khalistani extremists used similar infographics and bullet imagery to threaten the foreign PM and consulate. By featuring a half-image of PM Mark Carney,

Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) expresses its deep condemnation of the latest CTV broadcast that provided a platform to an individual who appeared with a background poster explicitly stating “NO Hindi,” “NO Hindutva,” and “NO Hindustan.”

On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182 (known as Emperor Kanishka) was brought down by a terrorist bomb over the Atlantic Ocean, killing all 331 people on board. It remains the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history and one of the worst aviation disasters the world has ever seen. Forty years ago, 331 innocent people including 268 Canadian citizens, were brutally murdered by a terrorist bomb aboard Air India Flight 182. This Canadian terrorism incident killed: