Trudeau Promising Tough Action on Khalistani Extremism: “Actions of Few Don’t Represent Canada”

On the margins of the G20 Summit in New Delhi on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian colleague Justin Trudeau conducted bilateral discussions. The two world leaders spoke on a variety of topics, including the escalating Khalistani militancy in Canada and the status of the Indian economy.

“Came into contact with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during the G20 Summit. On his X account, PM Modi said, “We reviewed the entire spectrum of India-Canada cooperation across many industries.

Regarding the subject of rising Khalistani extremism in Canada, which has resulted in a number of violent incidents recently, Trudeau said that he addressed it with the Indian Prime Minister and gave him the assurance that the actions of a small number do not speak for all of Canada.

At Mahatma Gandhi’s monument Rajghat in New Delhi earlier on Sunday, a number of G20 leaders, including US President Joe Biden, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, paid their respects.

The politicians were welcomed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the soggy Rajghat.

He greeted the dignitaries with a ‘angvastram’ or stole that included a picture of Gandhi’s Sabarmati Ashram in Gujarat, which served as his residence from 1917 to 1930 and one of the key hubs of India’s liberation movement.

As part of the ceremonial handover, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva the traditional gavel of the G20 chair on Sunday.

A virtual summit by November was also suggested by the current host as a way to evaluate the activities launched during the Indian Presidency.

Sunday saw the ceremonial handover as Prime Minister Narendra Modi handed Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva the traditional gavel of the G20 chair.

A virtual summit by November was also suggested by the current host as a way to evaluate the activities launched during the Indian Presidency.