Canada’s spy agency lists India as a state adversary

Canada’s intel agency includes India in list of 20 threatening countries

Ottawa (Canada) – The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre) has released its National Cyber Threat Assessment 2025-2026 (NCTA 2025-2026). India is ranked 5th on this list, just below China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. This is the first time India has appeared on this list published on the official website of the Canadian Government.

🚫India is a dangerous country for #Canada! – Canada’s intelligence agency has included #India‘s name in a list of 20 countries

👉Canada’s Prime Minister #JustinTrudeau is only making such foolish moves because he wants the support of #Khalistanis. The Canadian people themselves… pic.twitter.com/8XIbmPcQ7v

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) November 2, 2024

The intelligence agency’s report states that tensions between Canada and India have led to an increase in cyber incidents. The Indian Government is developing sophisticated cyber programs, which pose risks to Canada at multiple levels. It is possible that India is implementing these cyber programs to strengthen its national security, engage in espionage, combat terrorism, and solidify its position in the world.

Editorial Perspectives

PM Justin Trudeau’s Government is engaging in such foolishness in order to gain support from Khalistani extremists. The Canadian public will respond to this in the upcoming elections !