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Following the triumphant victory of the BJP in the West Bengal elections, a pronounced trend has begun to emerge. All Bangladeshi Islamists are now rapidly repatriating to their homeland with considerable alacrity. However, this phenomenon is currently confined to

Publisher’s rating: false

Related reporting examined two videos circulated as evidence that migrants were fleeing to Bangladesh after the BJP’s West Bengal victory. It found one showed people attending the Biswa Ijtema in Hooghly and the other worshippers boarding a boat in Bangladesh, concluding that neither showed migrants fleeing India.

VérifRadarWar & conflict

Khalistan separatist movement is a threat to Canada per CSIS

Publisher’s rating: False. CSIS does not consider the Khalistani movement as a whole a threat to Canada. The government’s website states that only a small group of individuals are considered « Canada-based Khalistani extremists », and that « non-violent advocacy for an independent state of Khalistan is not considered extremism. » Advocacy for Khalistan separatism is lawful political activity in Canada, per the Canadian government’s website.

Related reporting quotes CSIS saying that ongoing violent extremist activity by Canadian-based Khalistan extremists poses a national security threat, while non-violent advocacy for Khalistan is not considered extremism. This supports a distinction between a small extremist subset and the movement as a whole.

FACTLYImmigration

The video shows Bangladeshi migrants crossing the border after the BJP’s victory in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

The video was already online in November 2025, before the West Bengal election schedule was announced, and shows people attending a Kali idol immersion ceremony in Fankatala village—not Bangladeshi migrants crossing the border after the election. The original review says local police confirmed the people were heading to watch the ceremony. [S1]

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