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Canada rejects probe

VANCOUVER JUNE 3. The Canadian Government has rejected a demand for an inquiry into the reports that its spy agency — the Canadian Security Intelligence Service — had pulled out a mole from the Sikh separatist movement who was in the know of the plan to blow up Air India Kanishka aircraft in 1985 killing 329 people on board, and concealed information about his activities from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

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