Canada Implements Temporary Security Screening for India-Bound Flights

The new measures follow diplomatic tensions and allegations between Canada and India.

Canada's Transport Minister Anita Anand announced increased security screenings for passengers traveling to India, citing cautionary measures.
The security enhancements are temporary and will be conducted by the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA).
Passengers are advised to arrive at airports at least four hours prior to departure due to anticipated longer wait times.
The measures follow recent diplomatic tensions, including allegations by the RCMP of Indian government agents involved in crimes in Canada, which India denies.
Both countries have expelled each other's diplomats, highlighting ongoing issues related to the pro-Khalistan movement.