A Canadian Department of Finance report reveals that Khalistani extremist groups, along with Hamas and Hezbollah, receive financial support from Canada. These groups exploit charities and non-profit organizations to fund politically motivated violence. Canadian intelligence confirms that Khalistani extremists use Canada as a base for fundraising and planning violence in India, raising concerns about the impact on relations with India.
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