The recent arrest of Inderjeet Singh Gosal in Canada, a key coordinator for the proscribed Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), signifies a strengthened collaborative effort between Indian and Canadian agencies to counter the Khalistan movement. Indian officials have raised alarm over the SFJ’s propaganda activities, which pose a significant threat by radicalizing Sikh communities abroad and undermining India’s security. The SFJ, despite claiming to represent legitimate grievances, has been linked to incitements of violence, including calls for the assassination of Prime Minister Modi. The incident underscores the urgent need for Canada to address the radical elements operating within its borders, highlighting the potential for domestic unrest and the importance of international cooperation in maintaining regional stability.