Pro-Khalistan party breaks with Trudeau in Canada: Coalition after two-and-a-half years, government may fall just a year before elections

In Canada, the coalition between Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party (NDP) has collapsed. According to CBC News, a cloud of crisis is beginning to loom over this minority Trudeau government. Now he has to get the support of other parties to stay in power. NDP's pro-Khalistan leader Jagmeet Singh released a video saying he was canceling the 2022 accord between the two parties. He said that the Liberal Party has bowed down to industrialists. They are not capable of change. The NDP announced its support for the Trudeau government in 2022. The agreement between the NDP and the Liberal Party was called 'supply and confidence'. Under the agreement, the NDP supported the Liberal Party during the bill's passage. In turn, the Trudeau government implemented policies related to the NDP. Trudeau government is in minority in parliament Jagmeet Singh said PM Trudeau has let people down. They no longer deserve a second chance. They are going to throw away the agreement they made with them in the 'waste bin'. Trudeau's party has 130 seats in parliament. The party needs 9 more seats to stay in power. So far the NDP was supporting it with 24 seats. For a majority, Trudeau's party will now need the support of the Quebec Party (32 seats). The opposition Conservative Party has 119 seats. According to the survey, if the elections are held, the Conservative Party can get a majority. Therefore, the Trudeau government is forced to avoid the election. Parliament session to begin this month, challenge to prove majority According to reports, the Trudeau government is not in danger of proving its majority or calling for fresh elections, but the government is at risk of falling. The Liberal Party will need support from other opposition parties in the House of Commons to pass the budget and avoid an election. According to the report, the Parliament session will begin at the end of this month. If any party moves a no-confidence motion against the government, the Trudeau government will have to prove its majority. If the Trudeau government fails to prove its majority, the country may hold an election before October 2025. Jagmeet Singh said that he is bringing a no-confidence motion at the end of this month. He said that his party is ready for the next elections. Jagmeet Singh has not been granted visa by India Jagmeet Singh is the chief of NDP since 2017. He is the first leader to take charge of the Party of Canada. He was born in 1979 in Ontario, Canada. His parents came to Canada from Punjab in search of a better life. According to reports, Jagmeet became a Member of Parliament in 2011. India had denied Jagmeet Singh a visa in 2013. He was accused of being involved in anti-India activities and having links with extremists. After the visa was revoked, Jagmeet Singh alleged that the government resented him for speaking out for the victims of anti-Sikh riots since 1984. He claimed that he was called to honor him with 'Sikh of the Year' in Punjab. According to the Canadian website Globe and Mail, Jagmeet Singh participated in a rally in support of Khalistan in San Francisco in June 2015. He was heard speaking on stage with a poster of Bhindrawala. Meanwhile, Jagmeet accused the Indian government of genocide of Sikhs. Also read this news… Canadian Parliament holds silence for terrorist Nijjar: Tribute paid to Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canadian Parliament on Tuesday (June 18) on the one year anniversary of his murder. . A minute's silence was observed in Parliament for this. In Canada's House of Commons, the first speaker, Greg Fergus, read a condolence message and then all MPs were asked to observe a moment of silence for Niger.

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