Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Canadian PM Carney Condemns Terrorism, Honors Air India Victims
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is remembering the people who died in the Air India bombing 40 years ago.
This bombing was done by terrorists from Canada, and it killed many people.
Carney is making it clear that the new government doesn't support terrorism.
The tribute is happening at a time when there are still problems with extremist groups in Canada.
Indian leaders also joined to remember the victims of this attack.
It's a reminder of why countries need to work together to fight against terrorism.
Canadian PM Mark Carney honored victims of the 1985 Air India bombing.
The bombing was carried out by pro-Khalistan terrorists, killing 329 people.
Carney stated his government's stance against terrorism and violent extremism.
The tribute comes amid tensions and threats from pro-Khalistan extremists.
Indian officials also paid respects at the bombing's 40th anniversary.
- Who
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Indian officials.
- What
- Tributes paid to the victims of the Air India bombing and a reiteration of Canada's anti-terrorism stance.
- When
- On the 40th anniversary of the Air India bombing.
- Where
- New Delhi and County Cork, Ireland.
- Why
- To honor the victims of the bombing and reaffirm commitment against terrorism.
Indian Government
Pro-Khalistan Extremists
Extremist Activities
Indian Government
Demands crackdown on pro-Khalistan extremists.
Pro-Khalistan Extremists
Pro-Khalistan extremists threatening Indian diplomats.
- Event
- Air India Flight 182 bombing commemoration
- Date of Bombing
- 1985
- Victims
- 329
- Perpetrators
- Pro-Khalistan terrorists
- Location of Tribute
- New Delhi, County Cork, Ireland
- Key Figures
- Mark Carney, S. Jaishankar