The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has finally identified the mysterious person who helped in the bomb test on Vancouver Island a few weeks before the Air India bomb on 23 June 1985. However, the police have refused to disclose the name. Air India aircraft flew from Montreal in Canada and left for Mumbai.

According to Canadian media reports, RCMP Assistant Commissioner David Table said that an unknown suspect already died in the case of mass murder. He said that due to the privacy law, he cannot tell the name of that person, even if he is dead.

Bomb blast took place in Air India on 23 June 1985
David Tabul revealed this before the 40th anniversary of the incident (23 June), in which all 329 (307 passengers and 22 crew members) were killed in the AI ​​182 aircraft. Dozens of victims’ relatives arrived to join the service, who died in a bomb blast in Air India flight 182 on the coast of Ireland. When the bomb exploded, he was flying towards London.

Mysterious person went to Duncan with terrorist Talwinder Parmar
David Table said that the investigators continued the investigation in the case despite the acquittal of two major suspects in the 2005 bombings. This revealed the identity of the mysterious person. On 4 June 1985, a mysterious person named Mr. X arrived with Talwinder Singh Parmar, the mastermind of the terrorist conspiracy.

He told that after this, both people met electrician Indrajit Singh Reyat. The three persons entered the forest to test the bomb under the supervision of Canadian security intelligence service agents. Although the agents heard the sound of the explosion, initially it was considered the sound of the bullet.
Parmar, the founder of the Babbar Khalsa Sikh separatist group, was killed in 1992 before he was accused in an Air India attack conspiracy. Reit confessed to helping Mr. X and Parmar in making Air India bombs.

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Vancouver car attack: A painful accident took place on Saturday (April 26) in Vancouver city of Canada. A high speed SUV car entered a crowd of thousands of people during the Lapu-Lapu Street Festival held at Vancouver and set out to crush the people. This accident was very frightening. After this terrible accident, only the shouts of people were heard from all sides. Many videos of this accident are becoming very viral on social media platforms. Many people died due to crushing and a large number of people were injured due to SUV car entering the crowd.

The tragic accident occurred during the second annual festival of the Filipino community near East 41st Avenue and Fraser Street of Vancouver on Saturday (April 26). The police have taken the driver of the SUV car into custody and is investigating the case.

Video of accident going viral in social media

After this terrible accident in Vancouver, many videos are being shared on social media platforms, which are quite distracted. After the accident in these videos, the Emergency Responder team can be seen helping the victims. There itself. In a video, after this terrible accident, the SUV car crashed at the scene can also be seen. The front part of which has been badly damaged.

Additional Footage from the Scene of the Incident at the Lapu Lapu Festival in VANCOUVER, canada, in which an individual drave through a crowd of festivals on a closes 5-10 fatalities and well over a dozen injuries. The suspect is… pic.twitter.com/wnfyp9mxdh

– Osintdefender (@sentdefender) April 27, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed grief

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed grief after a tragic accident in Vancouver. He expressed his condolences to the afflicted families and the people of the Filipino Canadian community. With this, Prime Minister Mark Carney posted a post on the social media platform X.

The Prime Minister said in his post, “I am shocked to hear about the terrible accident during the Lapu Lapu Festival in Vancouver this evening. I have expressed my condolences to all the people killed and injured in this accident, Philipino Canadian community and all people of Vancouver. We are all standing with you in this hour of grief.”

I am devastated to hear about the horific events at the lapu lapu festival in Vancouver earlier this Evening.

I offer my Deepest condolences to the loved ones of thats of that, to the filipino canadian community, and to everyone in vancouver. We are all morning with…

– Mark carney (@markjcarney) April 27, 2025

During this period, Prime Minister Mark Carney also appreciated the quick response of First Responders after the accident and has assured the people that the government is keeping a close watch in the matter.