Journalist Demands 'Dhurandhar' Ban in Canada, Citing 'Narco-Terrorism Threat'

• Daniel Bordman, National Telegraph journalist, satirically called for a ban on the Indian film "Dhurandhar" in Canada.
• Bordman claimed the film, which links terrorism and crime, threatens Canada's "thriving narco-terrorism industry."
• "Dhurandhar," directed by Aditya Dhar and starring Ranveer Singh, depicts Indian intelligence operations in Pakistan.
• The film has already been banned in six Gulf nations, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
• Bordman's commentary is seen as a satirical critique of Canadian domestic policy on organized crime and foreign interference.

Why It Matters: A journalist's satirical call to ban "Dhurandhar" highlights Canadian policy debates on crime and foreign interference.