Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for the first time admitted to the presence of Khaslistani supporters in the country while also asserting they do not represent the entire Sikh community in Canada. Trudeau's remark came during a Diwali event at ...

As the diplomatic standoff between India and Canada continues, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has admitted for the first time the presence of Khalistanis in his country.

Trudeau’s admission came just days after a violent altercation erupted outside a Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada, where pro-Khalistan protesters clashed with worshippers.

Diplomatic tensions between India and Canada have escalated as Prime Minister Trudeau acknowledged the presence of Khalistani supporters in Canada, while both nations continue to clash over the unsolved killing of Khalistani figure Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

For the first time, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau acknowledged the presence of Khalistani supporters in the country.

Canadian PM Trudeau acknowledges Khalistan supporters in Canada, clarifies they don't represent Sikh community as a whole.

The Khalistani extremism has witnessed an unprecedented rise putting the diplomatic relations between the two nations in a tailspin. Amid this, Canadian PM Trudeau has made a big admission over Khalistanis presence.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has publicly stated that pro-Khalistan separatists do not represent the entire Sikh community in Canada. This statement followed an attack on a consular camp in Brampton by pro-Khalistan individuals.

Justin Trudeau admitted that while Khalistani supporters exist in Canada, they do not represent the Sikh community at large.