Canada’s intelligence agency has declared Khalistani extremists a “national security threat”, adding that the group uses institutions to promote its “violent extremist agenda” in the country.

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Canada-based Khalistani extremists or CBKEs continue to “pose a national security threat” to the country, according to annual report of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service or CSIS. CSIS annual ...

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The warning was issued in the 2025 Public Report released by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), which outlined growing concerns over extremist networks operating from Canadian soil.