Trudeau's pandering to Indian separatists for personal and political gain is undermining Canada’s relations with India
Selective amnesia is becoming a burgeoning malady.
Much more glaring, however, is Trudeau’s presence at a foreign interference inquiry while the politico literally propping up his minority government, left-wing New Democratic Party leader, Jagmeet Singh, is a vocal pro-Khalistan advocate himself.
Meanwhile, a Sikh separatist activist (Gurpatwant Singh Pannun) from the US is promoting Kalistani independence referendums in Canada. He has openly admitted to Canadian state media of his access to Trudeau’s office, saying that he identified who to go after in Canada on India’s side. Moreover, he’s tweeting that his US-based group, Sikhs for Justice, is offering a “budget” (a euphemism for “bounty”) of $500,000 to track down the expelled Indian high commissioner.
Facing a revolt in his own party, Canada’s prime minister has begun to attack both the Conservative opposition as well as India’s government, which he said had made “a horrific mistake” in the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada.
The characters with whom Trudeau is overtly siding (against the Indian government) are literally offering bounties? Yet, Trudeau cannot seem to find the “foreign interference" in Canada?
It certainly appears that Trudeau's pandering to Indian separatists for personal and political gain is undermining Canada’s relations with India which--once upon a time--were quite robust.
I guess Canadian politicians pandering to ethnic blocs for votes and their own political self-interest is not the kind of “foreign meddling” Trudeau is looking for.
But by all means, Mr. Trudeau, please regale us, with your impressive 26%-30% popularity--precisely where have Jordan Peterson, Tucker Carlson, India, Russia, Freedom Convoy truckers and “anti-vaxxers” influenced Canada--except perhaps to try and get the truth out.