Ottawa: Amid the ongoing diplomatic row with India, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for the first time acknowledged the presence of Khalistan supporters in Canada. Trudeau made these remarks during Diwali celebrations at Ottawa's Parliament Hill recently.

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

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made significant remarks at a Diwali event in Ottawa last week, addressing concerns over the influence of pro-Khalistan separatists in Canada.

PM Trudeau’s remarks during Diwali highlighted the ongoing issue of Khalistan supporters in Canada, emphasizing that they do not represent the Sikh community. This situation, rooted in historical tensions,

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently acknowledged the presence of Khalistan supporters in Canada, clarifying that they do not represent the entire Sikh community. His statement, delivered during a Diwali celebration on Ottawa’s Parliament Hill,

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 Khalistani's presence.