Toronto: Amid the ongoing diplomatic row between India and Canada, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admitted for the first time the presence of Khalistanis in his country. However, he added that not all Khalistani supporters represent the Sikh community as a whole. He made this comment during a Diwali event at Ottawa’s Parliament Hill. Trudeau also claimed that […]

His comments came during Diwali celebrations at Ottawa’s Parliament Hill recently amid an ongoing diplomatic row with India over the killing of Khalistan extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Amid the ongoing diplomatic row between India and Canada, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accepted the presence of Khalistani supporters on Canadian soil, adding that they do not represent the Sikh community as a whole in the country.

Canadian PM Trudeau has acknowledged the presence of Khalistan supporters in Canada but said they do not represent the Sikh community.

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Diplomatic tensions between India and Canada have escalated as Prime Minister Trudeau acknowledged the presence of Khalistani supporters in Canada, while both nations continue to clash over the unsolved killing of Khalistani figure Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

As the diplomatic standoff between India and Canada continues, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has admitted for the first time the presence of Khalistanis in his country.

'There are supporters of Prime Minister (Narendra) Modi's government in Canada, but they do not represent all Hindu Canadians'