Canada's spy agency pulled mole before 1985 Air India bombing? Old report resurfaces amid tensions with India

A report published by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in 2003 has resurfaced and is going viral on social media, causing a fresh wave of outrage over allegations that Canada's security agency, the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS), had a mole inside the group responsible for the 1985 Air India Flight 182 bombing. This resurgence comes at a time when India-Canada relations have hit a new low following recent political tensions between the two nations. Also read: 'Trudeau destroyed Canada-India ties, Khalistani terrorists are their deep assets': Envoy Sanjay Verma (WATCH) The 21-year-old report, based on documents released by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), claims that CSIS planted a mole, Surjan Singh Gill, within the group that orchestrated the Air India bombing. However, the agency allegedly pulled Gill out at the last minute to ensure he would not be implicated in the attack. The report, which remained controversial at the time of its publication, has drawn renewed attention amid a broader diplomatic fallout between Ottawa and New Delhi.