Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his wife Sophie Gregoire, daughter Ella Grace and son Xavier pose for photographers during their visit to the holy Sikh shrine of Golden temple in Amritsar, India February 21, 2018. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
Globe and Mail: Trudeau denies allegations that Canadian ministers are Sikh separatists in India trip
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he made it "very, very clear" to the chief minister of Punjab that Canada supports a united India and condemns violent extremism, describing repeated allegations from the leader of the predominately Sikh region that Canadian ministers are separatists as misunderstandings and false.
Trudeau and his Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan met Amarinder Singh on Wednesday in part to try and mend fences with the state where a majority of Indian Canadians are from.
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WNU Editor: For those who may not know .... Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau has four members on his cabinet who are Sikhs, and they are accompanying him on this trip.
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Canada downplays rift with India over Sikh issue -- Al Jazeera
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