These arrests confirm what India has said all along — so-called political refugees operating under the Khalistan banner are running global criminal networks. The killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar wasn't a state-sponsored act but the work of organized crime. Canada owed India an apology the moment the RCMP made these charges public.
The U.S. operation charging 37 individuals tied to India-based transnational crime groups was a massive, historic law enforcement operation spanning multiple continents, not a political vindication for any government. Credit belongs to the Homeland Security Task Force, the RCMP and the Justice Department for dismantling these networks.
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