teh tak exclusive india canda relations part 4

Naturally the question arises that why is the Tudo government doing such actions which do not fit into the set standards of international diplomacy. If we try to understand it through events and circumstances, it becomes clear that she is being guided by domestic political pressures and electoral benefits. The standards of international diplomacy and the improvement of bilateral relations are not its priorities, at least at the moment.

Trudeau afraid of taking action against Khalistanis

When a journalist asked Justin Trudeau that India said that you take a soft stance on Sikh extremists. Because you are dependent on the votes of that community. On this Justin Trudeau replied that the Indian government is wrong. Canada has always taken violence and threats of violence very seriously. While giving the statement, Justin Trudeau was so scared that he could not even use the word Khalistani. Justin Trudeau said that India should not say that we are not taking action against Khalistanis. But let me tell you Justin Trudeau is a hypocrite. When Justin Trudeau was speaking ill of India. At the same time, a poster of Indian diplomats was put up outside the Indian Embassy in Canada. In which it was said that he would be targeted. That means Khalistani supporters are openly talking about attacking Indian diplomats in Canada. But according to Justin Trudeau, nothing like this is happening in Canada.

Compulsion to keep Khalistan supporters happy to save the chair

General elections were held in Canada in the year 2019. Trudeau had won the elections but could not form the government. His Liberal Party of Canada got 157 seats. The opposition Conservative Party had secured 121 seats. Trudeau did not have the majority to form a government. They needed 170 seats to form the government. Because of which Trudeau’s party took the support of the New Democratic Party (NDP) which won 24 seats in the Canadian elections. The head of this party is Jagmeet Singh who is a big supporter of the Khalistan movement. For Trudeau, staying in power means keeping Jagmeet happy. In terms of majority figures, the support of Jagmeet’s party is very important for him. After the elections, Singh and Trudeau signed the Confidence and Supply Agreement. However, in recent developments with the expiration of the agreement, Canada has returned to traditional minority parliamentary politics.