Doval-Drouin Diplomacy: Canada Declares 'No Entry' for Khalistanis, Shifts Stance

• NSA Ajit Doval and Canadian NSA Nathalie Drouin held two days of talks, leading to a major shift in Canada's stance on Khalistani activities.
• Canada will now treat Khalistani activities as organized crime, not free speech, and will share real-time intelligence with India.
• Both nations will deploy 'Security and Law Enforcement Liaison Officers' for real-time information sharing on Khalistani conspiracies.
• The meeting exposed Khalistanis' financial sources, including fentanyl trafficking, and addressed online radicalization and hate speech.
• Canada now views the Khalistan issue as a matter of its public safety, paving the way for Canadian PM Mark Carney's upcoming India visit and potential multi-billion dollar deals.