Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s plane faces technical glitch.
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s plane faces technical glitch.
Canada PM Justin Trudeau: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plane has suffered a technical fault. After this, Justin Trudeau will stay in India for the time being. Airport officials have given information in this regard. He said the Canadian delegation would remain in India until the engineering team on the ground could fix the problem.
Let us tell you that the Prime Minister of Canada had come to India to participate in the G-20 summit. Today on Sunday, after the conclusion of G-20, he discussed many issues with PM Modi over lunch. During this, India-Canada relations were discussed between the two leaders. Along with this, the issue of Khalistan was also discussed. After this, he was scheduled to return to Canada on Sunday evening i.e. 10th September, but before that his plane developed a technical fault. Due to which he will stay in India for the time being. At the same time, airport officials said that the Canadian delegation will remain in India until the problem is fixed.
Meaningful meeting with Canadian PM Justin Trudeau- PM Modi
In this regard, Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself has given information by posting on X. He wrote that he had a fruitful meeting with Canadian PM Justin Trudeau. We discussed the full range of India-Canada relations in various fields. During this time, PM Modi also raised the issue of Khalistan with Canadian PM Justin Trudeau.
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At the same time, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talked about the increasing activities of pro-Khalistan elements in his country. Referring to Khalistani militancy and ‘foreign interference’, he said that over the years with PM Modi, we have had many conversations on both those issues. Canada will always defend freedom of expression, freedom of conscience and peaceful liberty. Along with this, we are always present to stop violence and push back hatred.
