New Delhi: India had summoned the Canadian ambassador and warned of a breach in relations between the two countries after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau supported the agrarian movement for the last 10 days in protest against the agricultural laws of the central government. .
After summoning the Canadian ambassador, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that his country is committed to the rights of peaceful demonstrations anywhere in the world.
He said that he is happy with the steps taken to reduce stress and dialogue.
Please tell that on Friday, India summoned Canadian High Commissioner Nadir Patel and issued a demur (objection letter) on Justin Trudeau's statement regarding the performance of millions of farmers.
Asked at a press conference about India's summoning of a Canadian diplomat and warning of damage to bilateral relations, Trudeau said, "Canada will stand up for the right to peaceful demonstrations anywhere in the world and we will reduce the tension and Very happy with the steps taken for dialogue.
According to sources, Canadian High Commissioner Nadir Patel was in the Ministry of External Affairs till 12:30 pm on Friday. India informed them that the statements of the Prime Minister of Canada, some cabinet ministers and MPs regarding Indian farmers interfered in our internal affairs, which is unacceptable.
The Foreign Ministry warned, "If such statements continue, it will have a serious impact on relations between India and Canada." The statement of Trudeau and other Canadian leaders gathered a crowd of people outside our embassy and consulate in Canada, which has raised the issue of security. '
The statement issued by the Ministry of External Affairs has shown that India hopes that the Canadian government will ensure full security of Indian diplomats and their leaders.
According to The Print's report, a big impact of these statements was that Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar will not attend the meeting of foreign ministers on the Corona virus next week.
The meeting has been called by Canadian Foreign Minister François Philippe Champagne. The last virtual meeting was held by Indian Foreign Minister on November 3.
During the Facebook Live event on 30 November, Trudeau had said about the ongoing farmers 'movement in India,' The situation is worrying and we are very concerned about our family and friends. I know this is the reality for many of you. '
He had said that Canada has always stood for peaceful demonstrations and had said the need for dialogue with the Indian government (with farmers).
In this virtual meet held on the anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, Trudeau said, 'Let me remind you that Canada will always protect peaceful demonstrations. We believe in the importance of dialogue and therefore we have directly approached the Government of India through several mediums to highlight our concerns. '
Explain that a large number of farmers of Punjab and Haryana have been demonstrating on the borders of Delhi for the last ten days in protest against the three controversial agricultural laws of the Central Government. The demonstration began on 26 November.
Currently, who are the leaders talking to the central government about their demands. However, no solution has yet been found in this regard. Meanwhile, farmers have called for a Bharat Bandh on 8 December.
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