Khalistan Referendum: Prime Minister of Canada gave a blunt reply to Modi

New Delhi: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rejected Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s request to cease the Khalistan referendum in Canada.

In response to the World Information Company, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has stated that he has mentioned points like Khalistan motion and international interference along with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi a number of instances.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau added that Canada all the time prioritizes residents’ proper to freedom of expression and peaceable protest, and our authorities stands with the voice of conscience as an alternative of violence and hatred.

The Prime Minister of Canada added that respecting and obeying the legislation is the primary duty. Some individuals who violate it don’t characterize the complete nation.

Learn this information: Voting for the institution of Khalistan has began in Canada

These views had been expressed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a dialog with the media after attending the G-20 assembly in India.

It needs to be famous that this assertion of the Prime Minister of Canada has come out at a time when a referendum is being held within the metropolis of Canada for separation from India and the institution of a separate homeland for Sikhs.

India has been making unsuccessful makes an attempt to cease the Khalistan referendum in Canada earlier than, however all the time in useless.

At present’s Khalistan Referendum in Canada is happening within the gurdwara the place separatist chief Hardeep Singh was killed.

At present, the primary vote within the referendum was forged by Hardeep Singh’s father and mom.

Sikh separatist leaders blamed Indian companies for the killing of Hardeep Singh, and the Canadian authorities is investigating the blind killing, rejecting all Indian strain.

It needs to be remembered that Canada is the second largest nation on the earth after India when it comes to Sikh inhabitants, the place greater than seven and a half million Sikhs reside.