Another controversial statement by Canadian PM, calls Swastika, the sacred symbol of Hindus, hateful
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has described the Hindu symbol Swastika as hateful. He wrote on social media platform X that when we see or hear hateful language, we should condemn it. The display of Swastika by any individual on Parliament Hill is unacceptable.
Trudeau wrote that Canadians have the right to assemble peacefully but we cannot tolerate anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, or hatred of any kind.
Tension between the countries regarding the murder of Nijjar
There is tension between the two countries over the murder of anti-India leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The Canadian Prime Minister had accused India of complicity in Nijjar's murder. After this, India rejected these allegations and called them absurd and politically motivated.
Along with this, both the countries have expelled one top diplomat of the other. India has also temporarily suspended visa services for Canadian citizens.
Justin Trudeau's tone changed as soon as India came into action
Justin Trudeau's tone has also changed after the actions taken by India so far. After the strictness shown by India, Canadian businesses are also seeing its impact.
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