Indian students being used by extortion rackets in Canada, says intelligence report

An intelligence report has revealed that Indian students in Canada are being exploited by extortion rackets. The report indicates that organized crime groups are targeting these students, forcing them to participate in extortion activities.

The findings suggest that the students are often coerced through threats or manipulation, making them unwilling participants in the schemes. Authorities are concerned about the growing vulnerability of international students to such criminal networks.

The report calls for increased awareness and protective measures to safeguard Indian students in Canada. It also highlights the need for cooperation between law enforcement agencies in both countries to address the issue.

Details on the specific methods used by the rackets and the extent of the problem were not disclosed in the report. However, officials stress the importance of vigilance among the student community.