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Pro-Khalistani Terror Groups Receiving Funds From Canada, Government Report Admits
Pro-Khalistani Terror Groups Receiving Funds From Canada, Government Report Admits
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Pro-Khalistani terrorist groups are raising funds within Canada, a Department of Finance report on money laundering and terrorist financing risks confirms.
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The report, titled Assessment of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Risks, acknowledged that such groups had resorted to violence in their attempt to create a so-called "Khalistan" on Indian soil.To sustain their activities, the report notes, they make use of a variety of funding channels — including cryptocurrencies, state financing, the misuse of charities, and outright criminal enterprises.The Indian government has repeatedly accused former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of giving "political space" to pro-Khalistan extremists, who are seen as a crucial vote bank for the Liberal Party.
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Pro-Khalistani Terror Groups Receiving Funds From Canada, Government Report Admits
Pro-Khalistani terrorist groups are raising funds within Canada, a Department of Finance report on money laundering and terrorist financing risks confirms.
The report, titled Assessment of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Risks, acknowledged that such groups had resorted to violence in their attempt to create a so-called "Khalistan" on Indian soil.
To sustain their activities, the report notes, they make use of a variety of funding channels — including cryptocurrencies, state financing, the misuse of charities, and outright criminal enterprises.
The Indian government has repeatedly accused former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of giving
"political space" to pro-Khalistan extremists, who are seen as a crucial vote bank for the Liberal Party.
