Canada arrests two Indians and seeks twelve others in crackdown on criminal tourism network

Canada announced a law‑enforcement operation targeting a transnational “criminal tourism” network. The operation resulted in two Indian nationals being formally charged. Authorities also issued warrants for twelve additional suspects. The crackdown is part of broader efforts to curb illegal travel‑related crimes. Officials said the network facilitated illicit activities by exploiting tourism pathways. The two charged individuals face prosecution under Canadian law. The twelve wanted persons remain at large and are subject to international cooperation. The case highlights growing concerns over cross‑border criminal exploitation.