North America · 1951–1990
Babbar Khalsa
Described as a Babbar Khalsa figure in Canada, later linked in investigations to the 1985 Air India Flight 182 bombing. Reported killed in India in 1992.
The supplied file places Talwinder Singh Parmar as a Babbar Khalsa leader in Canada and connects him to the 1985 bombing of Air India Flight 182. That is a criminal-historical claim and belongs to investigative and judicial records, not to rumour. The Canadian Commission of Inquiry examined the investigation. He is reported to have been killed in India in 1992. The pin is Vancouver, the diaspora base named in the file, not a claimed attack site.
Theme. Diaspora networks · Air India Flight 182 case
Key figures. Sukhdev Singh Babbar
Outcome. Reported killed in India in 1992. His place in the Air India case has to be stated from inquiry and court records, separating allegation from judicial finding.
Casualties. Air India Flight 182 crashed off Ireland on 23 June 1985, killing all 329 people on board. Attribution of responsibility is a matter for the inquiry and the courts.
Influence. A central name in the transnational record of Babbar Khalsa and the Air India investigation.