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"Canada is a nation of peace—terrorism is not welcome." Honouring the 40th Anniversary of the Air India Bombing: Deadliest Canadian Terrorist Attack , Taking away Life of 331 innocent People including 268 Canadians 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 329 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: 29 entire families with no living relatives remaining, 82 children under the age of 13, Several parental units leaving children orphaned. As the 40th anniversary of this horrific act approaches, the victims' families gather once again, not only to mourn their irreplaceable loss but to remind Canada of the enduring threat of terrorism and the vital importance of remembrance. This annual gathering takes on added significance as June 23rd is now recognized by the Canadian government as the National Day of Remembrance f or Victims of Terrorism, a direct result of the tireless advocacy of the Air India families. On this day, we not only remember our loved ones but stand in solidarity with all those affected by the scourge of terrorism worldwide. "Despite the profound impact of this tragedy – the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history – a recent Angus Reid poll revealed a startling lack of awareness among Canadians, with 90% knowing little to nothing about the Air India disaster and 60% of 18–34-year-olds having never heard of it. This stark reality underscores the critical importance of these annual memorial services to ensure that the memory of the 331 victims is not lost to time and that vital lessons from this tragedy are not forgotten." Never Forget: Canada’s 9/11 - Air India Flight 182 Families Mark 40 Years Since Canada’s Deadliest Terrorist Attack The flight, en route from Toronto to Mumbai via London, carried mostly Canadian citizens doctors, engineers, students, and entire families heading home for summer holidays. Among the victims were 86 children . Just an hour earlier, a second bomb from the same conspiracy exploded at Japan’s Narita Airport, killing two baggage handlers. The attack was planned and executed in Canada  by individuals linked to Sikh extremist groups, Khalsa Babbar . Despite a decades-long investigation and a trial that cost nearly $130 million, only one person, Inderjit Singh Reyat, was ever convicted. The tragedy exposed deep flaws in Canada’s national security and justice systems, and left families shattered and searching for answers. Read More here: https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/pblctns/lssns-lrnd/index-en.aspx Read Detailed Documentation: https://airindiaflight182.humanities.mcmaster.ca/ Join the National Vigil: A Community United in Remembrance To mark the 40th anniversary of this national tragedy, families of the victims are hosting memorial vigils across Canada. These gatherings are moments of reflection, unity, and a collective promise: Never Again . Memorial Events hosted by the Victim Families: Toronto Memorial Bal Gupta : | bal.gupta@ieee.org Rob Alexander : | ralexander01@me.com Deepak Khandelwal : | dkk.cdn@gmail.com Ottawa Memorial Susheel Gupta : | airindiamemorial@gmail.com Vancouver Memorial Dave Hayer : | Dave.S.Hayer@gmail.com Montreal Memorial Mahesh Sharma : | Mahesh.sharma@concordia.ca A National Call for Hosting a Vigil in Your Community on June 23, 2025: If you’re unable to attend an official memorial, we encourage you to organize a local vigil in your neighborhood. Here’s how: Gather with friends and family in a park or community space. Light candles and observe a moment of silence. Read the names of the victims or share a few words of remembrance. Download printable posters and resources (below) take prints using a home printer or find nearby Staples  or any other local printing shop. Share your vigil on social media using hashtags like #AirIndia40 #NeverForget329 #JusticeForAirIndia Whether you’re in a city square or a quiet backyard, your voice matters. Together, we honor the victims, support their families, and reaffirm our commitment to justice and peace. Show your Support in Silence, Wear TRUTH:

Hindu Canadian Foundation Condemns Khalistani Extremism and Calls for Protection of Hindu Canadians During PM Modi’s Visit to Canada Ottawa, June 17, 2025 — The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) expresses deep concern over the escalating activities of Khalistani extremists in Canada, particularly in light of Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s visit to attend the G7 Summit in Calgary. Khalistani Groups are issuing threats to Shri Narendra Modi while also Targetting Hindu Canadians in their speech and infographics. These groups have repeatedly engaged in hate-driven actions, including attacks on Hindu temples, incitement of violence, and the promotion of divisive narratives that threaten the safety and harmony of all Canadians. Posters used by Khalistani Extremists Rising Khalistani Extremism: A Threat to Hindu Canadians In recent years, Canada has witnessed a surge in Khalistani extremist activities, including violent protests, vandalism of Hindu temples, and open displays of hatred against Hindu Canadians. The Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton, Ontario, was violently disrupted in November 2024 during a consular camp organized by the Indian High Commission, with Khalistani supporters clashing with devotees, wielding flagpoles as weapons, and chanting anti-Hindu and Anti-India slogans. Similar incidents have occurred across Canada, including the defacement of a Hindu temple in Windsor, Ontario, in 2023, and the targeting of the Triveni Mandir and Community Centre in Brampton, which was forced to cancel a consular event due to an “extremely high and imminent threat level of violent protests.” More recently, on May 4, 2025, a Khalsa Day parade in Toronto featured a mock jail with effigies of Prime Minister Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, alongside banners calling for the deportation of 800,000+ Hindu Canadians from Canada. This parade, organized by Khalistani sympathizers, are blatant display of anti-Hindu hatred, with videos circulating widely on social media showing provocative anti-India imagery and separatist slogans. Such actions not only foster division but also endanger the safety of Hindu Canadians, who have been loyal and contributing members of Canada’s multicultural fabric. Disturbing Symbolism and Targeting of Hindu Identity in Recent Khalistani Protest: The HCF is particularly alarmed by the recent campaign dubbed “ Ambush Modi,” orchestrated by groups like Sikhs for Justice, which has openly called for disrupting PM Modi’s visit to Canada. Posts on X reported a meeting in Calgary where Khalistani extremists declared their intent to “ kill Modi politics, ” a provocative statement that escalates tensions ahead of the G7 Summit. Most disturbingly, these groups have resorted to using Hindu religious symbols, such as applying a tilak (a sacred Hindu forehead mark) on effigies of PM Modi, only to have these effigies smashed by children during public events . This deliberate misuse of sacred Hindu symbols is not only disrespectful but also a calculated attempt to vilify Hindu identity and incite hatred against our community. Deliberate misuse of sacred Hindu symbols is not only disrespectful but also a calculated attempt to vilify Hindu identity and incite hatred against our community. Such acts are not isolated but part of a broader pattern of Khalistani extremism that seeks to spread violence against Hindus while promoting passive and overt attacks on Hindu Canadians. The HCF strongly condemns these actions. These incidents have left Hindu Canadians feeling vulnerable and targeted in a country they proudly call home. Public Safety Canada’s Recognition of Khalistani Extremism The Canadian government’s own Public Safety Canada website explicitly identifies Khalistani extremism as a form of terrorism and a threat to the safety of all Canadians. Despite this acknowledgment, the lack of decisive action against these groups has emboldened their activities, allowing them to operate with impunity. HCF is deeply concerned that this perceived leniency, as highlighted by former Toronto Police Sergeant Donald Best, stems from inadequate vetting processes that allow individuals with ties to organized crime and extremist ideologies to find refuge in Canada. https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/trnsprnc/brfng-mtrls/prlmntry-bndrs/20250226/02-en.aspx The failure to address these threats not only endangers Hindu Canadians but also undermines Canada’s commitment to multiculturalism and religious harmony. A Call for Action Hindu Canadian Foundation stands united with the vast majority of Sikh Canadians, who share our vision for a peaceful and inclusive Canada. We call on the Canadian government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Mark Carney, to take immediate and decisive action to safeguard Hindu Canadians from the dangerous ideology of Khalistani extremism. Specifically, we demand: Enhanced Protection for Hindu Canadians & Their Places of Worship: The government must ensure that Hindu temples and other religious sites are adequately protected from vandalism and violence. Prosecution of Extremists: Those responsible for attacks on Hindu Canadians or promoting violence towards the community and their places of worship must face swift and transparent prosecution to deter future incidents. Strengthened Vetting Processes: Canada must address the concerns raised by India regarding lax immigration and visa policies that allow individuals with criminal backgrounds to exploit the system in Canada and expand criminal networks in Canada, which is impacting all Canadians. Condemnation of Hate Speech: Political leaders across all parties must unequivocally condemn hate speech and divisive rhetoric, such as calls to deport Hindus, to reaffirm Canada’s commitment to inclusivity. A Unified Stand for Peace Hindu Canadians are loyal citizens who cherish Canada’s values of diversity and mutual respect. We seek to strengthen the bonds between Canada and India (The majority of Hindu Canadians come from India, while others have roots connected with India) and remains committed to fostering harmony and collaboration with all communities, including our Sikh brothers and sisters, who are equally affected by the divisive actions of a small group of extremists. As PM Modi arrives in Canada for the G7 Summit, we urge the Canadian government to seize this opportunity to rebuild trust and ensure the safety of Hindu Canadians. Silence in the face of extremism is not an option. We call on all Canadians to stand together against hate and to uphold the values that make this nation a beacon of multiculturalism.

Attempts to erase history for deadliest terrorist attack originated on Canadian Soil, killing 268 Canadians Citizen On June 23, 1985, Canada faced its darkest moment in the form of the Air India Flight 182 bombing, also known as the Kanishka bombing. This horrific act of terrorism, which claimed 329 lives, including 268 Canadian citizens, remains the deadliest terrorist attack on Canadian soil. In 2005, Canada announced the day June 23rd to be recognized as National Day for Remembering victims of terrorism, and since then on this day PM office has been issuing statement to commemorate the day. The day was included in the important and commemorative days on the Federal government’s Website (Red here ). Yet, In a disturbing move, the Canadian government quietly removed this day from the list on their website , raising questions about an attempt to erase the memory of the victims and the lessons learned from this catastrophic event. Mr. Vijay Jain, a prominent community leader and advocate for justice, discovered the removal of the day for remembering victims of terrorism from the federal government website. A designated day to commemorate the victims of Air India tragedy and victims of all terrorism, was taken down without any public notice, explanation, or consultation. For Mr. Jain, this was not just an administrative oversight but a potential attempt to erase the memory of the 329 victims and the lessons learned from Canada’s worst terrorist attack. His organization, Vishwa Jain Sangathan, and his role with Canadian Hindus for Harmony have long championed justice and remembrance for victims of violence, and he saw this act as a betrayal of those principles. Mr. Jain’s efforts revealed no pretext for the removal— no official announcement, no policy change, no public consultation. The absence of transparency raised suspicions of a deeper conspiracy. Why would the government remove a record of such a pivotal event in Canadian history? Who authorized this decision, and what was their motive? These questions fueled Jain’s determination to hold authorities accountable A Mountain of Effort: Restoring the Record Mr. Jain’s response was swift and resolute. He tirelessly followed up with government authorities, demanding answers and the restoration of the day. His advocacy was rooted in a profound sense of responsibility to the 329 lives lost, including the 268 Canadian citizens whose stories deserved to be remembered. Through persistent communication with Prime Minister’s office, Jain emphasized that erasing the day from the commemorative day listing was tantamount to silencing the victims and undermining Canada’s commitment to combating terrorism. His efforts bore fruit. After significant pressure, the government acknowledged the removal and committed to restoring the day from the commemorative day listing. The day to remember all victims of terrorism was reinstated, ensuring that the tragedy remained in the public record. Jain’s advocacy not only preserved the memory of the victims but also sent a powerful message: communities will not stand idly by when history is tampered with. Thanks to the vigilance and relentless efforts of Mr. Vijay Jain, President of Vishwa Jain Sangathan and Director of Canadian Hindus for Harmony and then General Secretary of COHHE, the day was restored in the commemorative day listing, but the incident leaves lingering questions about accountability, transparency, and the prevention of such oversights in the future. Snippet of communication email dated on Dec 07 2022: Email communication with PM Office Dated Dec 2022 Link to Federal Government website after the day was reinstated in the commemorative day https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/services/important-commemorative-days.html 2022: Statement by the Prime Minister on the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism Unanswered Questions: Why Was the Article Day Removed? Despite the restoration, critical questions remain unanswered: 1. Why was the day removed? The lack of a clear explanation suggests either gross negligence or a deliberate attempt to downplay the tragedy. Was it a bureaucratic error, or was there pressure from external groups to suppress the narrative? The absence of transparency fuels speculation about political or diplomatic motives, especially given the historical tensions surrounding the Sikh separatist movement and Canada-India relations. 2. Who was behind the decision? No individuals or entities have been publicly identified as responsible for the removal. Was it a unilateral decision by a government department, or were external influences at play? The 2003 CBC report alleging CSIS destroyed wiretaps related to the Air India investigation and the 2000 Congressional Record claiming Indian government involvement in the bombing highlight the potential for hidden agendas. 3. What does this mean for public memory? The Air India bombing has long struggled to be recognized as a Canadian tragedy. The initial government response, including Prime Minister Brian Mulroney’s call to Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi rather than to victims’ families, underscored a perception that the attack was a “foreign” issue. The removal of the day risks perpetuating this disconnect, especially when 90% of Canadians, particularly younger generations, are unaware of the event. Preventing Future Erasures: A Call to Action To ensure that such an incident does not happen again, Canada must take proactive steps to safeguard the memory of the Air India Flight 182 victims and strengthen its commitment to counter-terrorism. Here are actionable suggestions: 1. Transparency and Accountability in Public Records Policy on Content Removal: The government should establish clear protocols for removing or altering content related to significant historical events. Any such action must require public consultation and a detailed explanation. Independent Oversight: Create an independent oversight body to monitor government websites for changes to sensitive historical records, ensuring no unauthorized removals occur. Audit Trail: Maintain a public log of changes to government websites, particularly for pages related to national tragedies, to promote transparency. 2. Strengthening Public Memory: Educational Initiatives: Incorporate the Air India bombing into school curricula and public awareness campaigns to ensure younger generations understand its significance. Dr. Angela Failler’s work on the cultural afterlife of the bombing highlights the need to foreground victims’ stories in public memory. Community Engagement: Support community-led initiatives, like those of Vijay Jain, to preserve memorials and advocate for victims’ families. The Kanishka Project, launched in 2011, is a model for funding research and remembrance efforts. Annual Commemorations: Strengthen the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism with public events, media coverage, and government participation to keep the tragedy in the national consciousness. 3. Enhancing Counter-Terrorism Measures Improved Intelligence Sharing: The 2010 Commission of Inquiry highlighted a “cascading series of errors” by CSIS and the RCMP that failed to prevent the bombing. Modernizing intelligence-sharing protocols and ensuring cultural competence in security agencies can prevent future lapses. Aviation Security: Tighten airport security protocols, particularly for unaccompanied luggage, as the Kanishka bombing exploited this vulnerability. Regular audits of security measures can ensure compliance with global standards. Community Outreach: Engage with diverse communities, as recommended by the Cross-Cultural Roundtable, to build trust and gather intelligence on potential threats without marginalizing groups. 4. Supporting Victims’ Families Dedicated Support Systems: Establish a permanent framework for supporting families affected by terrorism, including mental health services, financial aid, and legal assistance. The lack of support for Air India victims’ families in 1985 remains a stain on Canada’s response. Ex Gratia Payments: Expand and formalize ex gratia payments for victims’ families, as done in 2012, to acknowledge-REDACTED Mr. Vijay Jain’s Action: A Voice for Justice & Advocacy for Victims of Terror Vijay Jain’s unwavering commitment to preserving the memory of the Air India Flight 182 victims is a testament to the power of community advocacy. His efforts ensured that the Canadian government could not quietly erase a critical piece of history. However, the incident raises broader concerns about how Canada remembers and learns from its past. The Air India bombing is not just a tragedy but a call to action to strengthen national security, honor victims, and ensure transparency in public memory. By addressing the unanswered questions and implementing preventive measures, Canada can honor the 329 lives lost and ensure that such a tragedy—and attempts to erase it—never happen again. Vijay Jain’s stand is a reminder that a strong community voice can hold governments accountable and keep history alive. The Air India Flight 182 Tragedy: A Wound That Must Not Be Forgotten On that fateful day in 1985, Air India Flight 182, en route from Montreal to London, exploded mid-air off the coast of Ireland due to a bomb planted by Canadian-based Sikh extremists Group allegedly by the Babbar Khalsa . The attack killed all 329 passengers and crew, including 86 children, devastating families and communities across Canada and beyond. A simultaneous bombing at Tokyo’s Narita Airport, linked to the same conspiracy, killed two baggage handlers, underscoring the scale of the plot. The tragedy, rooted in tensions surrounding the Sikh separatist movement for Khalistan, exposed significant failures in Canada’s security and intelligence systems at the time. Despite being Canada’s “9/11,” the event has often been under-remembered, with a 2023 Angus Reid poll revealing that 90% of Canadians have little to no knowledge of it. The bombing was not just a loss of lives but a stark reminder of the need for robust counter-terrorism measures and the importance of honoring victims through public memory. Read more about it here: https://airindiaflight182.humanities.mcmaster.ca/ https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/ntnl-scrt/cntr-trrrsm/r-nd-flght-182/index-en.aspx

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