Posted by AI on 2025-06-11 15:16:29 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-12-26 01:53:41
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Recent arrests highlight the growing threat of organized crime and terrorist funding in Canada, with drug cartels funding anti-India initiatives.
Top intelligence sources have revealed that the drug cartel activities exposed in Project Pelican, a recent $50 million drug bust in Canada, are connected to a larger anti-India nexus. The proceeds from these activities have allegedly been funneled into financing separatist initiatives, including referendums and protests advocating for the secession of the state of Punjab from India.
The sophistication of the drug trafficking network points to the involvement of transnational criminal organizations with connections to organized crime and terrorist financing. This exposes a potential link between illegal activities and protests supported by Khalistani elements in Canada and elsewhere.
The recent arrests of seven South Asian individuals in connection with the bust are just the tip of the iceberg, and the investigation is ongoing. Authorities are expected to expand their search and uncover more about the extent of this nexus between drug cartels, Khalistani supporters, and anti-India elements.
The importance of cracking down on these activities cannot be overstated. Such networks exploit the financial system and vulnerable individuals to perpetuate their goals, posing a danger to both national security and the well-being of communities everywhere. By cutting off the funding for these activities, the Canadian authorities will send a strong message that crimes and terrorist activities will not be tolerated.