In a first, Canada admits Khalistanis planted bomb on Air India 'Kanishka' Flight 182

For the first time, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney acknowledged that Sikh separatists known as Khalistanis were responsible for the bomb that destroyed Air India Flight 182, marking a historic admission. This bombing, which claimed 329 lives, including 268 Canadians, remains the deadliest terrorist attack in Canada's history. Carney's statement underscores the government's stance against violent extremism and provides long-awaited vindication for India, which had long sought acknowledgment of the involvement of these separatists. This admission could have significant implications for diplomatic relations and historical reconciliation.