Canada should not become a slave of Khalistanis in the matter of ‘surveillance’ on India, what did Trudeau say about Punjab?

Canada is “closely monitoring” the situation in Punjab following developments related to the pursuit of Waris Punjab De leader Amritpal Singh and the arrest of several of his associates. The first formal statement from the government on the matter came in the form of a reply from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the House of Commons. Trudeau said that we are expecting a rapid return to a more stable situation. He was replying to a question by New Democratic Party or NDP leader Jagmeet Singh.

Trudeau, however, did not say much on other issues raised by Singh. He said the NDP, supporting the minority Liberal Party government, demanded that Canada boycott the G20 events in Chandigarh and Kashmir and ban BJP officials from entering Canada who have made death threats against Canadians. Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Jolly also made a similar statement in the House on Thursday while replying to a question by Indo-Canadian MP Ikvinder S. Gahir. He said that we are aware of the evolving situation in Punjab and we are watching it very closely. We look forward to returning to a more stable position. You can always count on the Government of Canada to ensure that we will continue to address the concerns of many members of the community, he said.

He commended the MP for raising his concerns, which the minister said were shared by many members of the House. In a series of tweets on March 18, Singh said he was “deeply concerned by reports that India has suspended civil liberties and enforced an Internet blackout across the state of Punjab.” He prefaced his question in the House on Wednesday. made similar remarks as he alleged that “the Indian government has suspended cellphone service, internet service and social media accounts, a heavy toll on top of preventing journalists from covering what is happening”. Happening in the form of army.