Terrorists Funding Channel, Union Minister Puri on the anniversary of Kanishka bombing

Union Minister Hardeep Puri on Monday (June 23, 2025) asked terrorists and separatists to doubling efforts to close funding channels and unite to combat global threats, as they paid tribute to the victims. Air India Flight 182 Kanishka Bombing On its 40th anniversary.

On June 23, 1985, before landing at the Heathro Airport in Britain, the Montreal-London-New Delhi Air India ‘Kanishka’ flight exploded in the flight 182, killing all 329 people, most of whom were Canadians of the Indian dynasty.

The Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Mr. Puri, was included by Irish Prime Minister TaCich Mitchell Martin and Canadian Public Safety Minister Gary Anandsangari to pay tribute to Kanishka victims in the Ahakista Memorial in County Cork, about 260 km south of Dublin to pay homage to the victims.

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In his speech, Mr. Puri thanked “the amazing community of Ahakista and the people of Ireland”, who said, arrived on the occasion when the accident occurred 40 years ago.

He said, “This monument testifies to the tragedy of that accident on the banks of the Atlantic Ocean, not far from here,” he said.

He said, “Despite the difference in ideologies and political differences, we need to be cautious about terrorism and unite to combat the danger,” he said on X.

Saying the time that the time has come to close the funding channels of the Mindset of terrorists and separatists, so that there is no scope for extremism, Mr. Puri said in another post on X, “We need to double our efforts to ensure that 23 June 1985 is not repetitive to the world in future.”

“It was a privilege that attended the memory to mark 40 years since the disaster of Air India in West Cork. 329 Innocent people lost their lives on the sky of Ireland that morning, and the loss due to time has not reduced the scale and the scale of this atrocities,” Michel Martin said in a post on X.

According to Air India Flight 182 Archive, built by McMaster University, the Ahakista Memorial was unveiled on the first anniversary of the bombing on June 23, 1986 and has a garden, a beauty, and a round stone wall that is mentioned with each person’s name.

Family members of the passengers and the crew of the aircraft gather at various monuments prescribed every year for the victims.

According to RTE, the Irish Public Service Broadcaster, some 60 relatives of the victims were represented on Monday (June 23, 2025) at the annual ceremony at Ahakista near Bantry near Bantry, which is the nearest point on the land at the accident site.

A report said, “The ceremony at the Memorial Memorial started at 8.13 am with a one -minute silence, when Air India flight 182 exploded. After this, a tribute was paid to families and Hindu and Christian readings.”