Dissident liberal MPs call for Trudeau’s resignation

Khalistani extremism a Canadian problem, says India-origin MP

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Ottawa, Updated At : 10:39 AM Oct 25, 2024 IST

Justin Trudeau

Internal calls for Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s resignation as Liberal leader have intensified as Liberal MPs convened on Parliament Hill, according to a report by CBC News.

During a closed-door meeting, dissenting MPs conveyed their grievances to Trudeau. Dissident Liberal MPs have given him an ultimatum to decide his future by October 28. A document was also presented outlining the case for his resignation, but it didn’t specify any consequences if he fails to meet the deadline.

Sources speaking to Radio-Canada said 24 MPs signed an agreement to call on Trudeau to step down as Liberal leader.

Meanwhile, Chandra Arya, a Canadian MP of Indian origin has said, “Khalistani violent extremism is a Canadian problem and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police has said the national task force is focused on investigating it.”

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