Indian government has subjected several American companies to an “increasing number of takedown requests” since 2021 for content and user accounts online related to matters that appear “politically motivated”, a United States government report has said.

India didnt just say that they ignored the "request". In 2006, (decades after the incident) the Canadian government finally formed an independent "commission of inquiry" for the disaster, and it took them 4 years to assimilate everything into a lengthy document titled "‘Air India Flight 182: A Canadian Tragedy". It went into great detail about the multitude of careless mistakes by Canadian intelligence that led to the disaster. The conclusion was that the Canadian intelligence agency had a multitude of evidence already in their possession that if heeded could have saved the 329 people (of which 300+ were canadian citizens), despite the knowledge of the threat of sabotage, Transport Canada and Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Protective Policing continued to rely on passive anti-hijacking security measures despite having the prior knowledge of an imminent attack. It also wrote about the poor treatment of the victim's families after the attack, and the failure to apprehend those involved in the attack. So what India was saying is that they completely dropped the ball on the entire thing, including the extradition requests of course.