International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF)

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Type: company

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ammunition · and Indian government officials. ISYF was also implicated in a range of failed bomb and firearm attacks. The ISYF collaborates and/or associates with a number of Sikh terrorist organizations · and kidnappings · a number of ISYF associates · assassinations · drugs and explosives across the Punjab border. · including Babbar Khalsa International. In 2023 · including Canada. ISYF’s Canadian branch was disbanded in 2002. The ISYF is a Sikh organization whose aim is to promote Sikh philosophy and the establishment of an independent Sikh nation called Khalistan. Since 1984 · including its chief · ISYF was responsible for a number of low-intensity bombings · moderate Sikhs · The International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF) was founded in 1984 in the United Kingdom as an international branch of the All India Sikh Students' Federation (AISSF) · were arrested for allegedly smuggling arms · which targeted Hindus · with centres in several countries

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Source	Program	Name	Regime	Designated	Link
CA_LISTED_TERRORISTS	CA-LISTED-TERR	Canada Listed Terrorist Entities	Counter-terrorism	18/06/2003	source ↗

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