Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau left India two days late after attending the G20 summit in New Delhi due to a technical problem with his plane.
According to the report of the foreign news agency ‘AFP’, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrived in India on Friday to attend the G20 summit and was scheduled to return home on Sunday after laying a wreath at Mahatma Gandhi’s memorial. .
However, during the pre-flight check, a technical fault was found in his plane, as a result of which the Canadian Armed Forces grounded his plane and he and his entire delegation were forced to stay in India for two more days.
Prime Minister’s Press Secretary Muhammad Hussain confirmed that Canada’s G20 delegation led by Justin Trudeau was on board the flight.
Canadian broadcaster CTV said that the plane was experiencing several operational problems.
Media reports said that since Justin Trudeau had no further diplomatic engagements scheduled with the Indian government, he stayed at his hotel with his 16-year-old son.
Justin Trudeau’s presence at the G20 summit was more muted than that of some of his G7 counterparts because of tensions between his government and host India over Canada’s lack of action against right-wing Sikh separatists.
India has accused Canada of going soft on the activities of Sikh nationalists who want a separate country in northern India.
According to a statement from the Indian government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his meeting with Justin Trudeau, expressed serious concern over the continuation of anti-India activities by extremist elements in Canada.
It should be noted that Canada has also recently suspended negotiations for a free trade agreement with India.
Justin Trudeau told the media that Canada will always defend freedom of speech, freedom of conscience and freedom of peaceful protest while taking action against hate.
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**Interview with Political Analyst Sarah Thompson on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Delayed Departure from India**
**Interviewer:** Welcome, Sarah Thompson, political analyst. Today, we’re discussing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent experience in India, where he faced a two-day delay in returning to Canada due to technical issues with his plane. Sarah, what are your thoughts on the implications of this delay for Trudeau’s image and responsibilities?
**Sarah Thompson:** Thank you for having me. This situation is certainly unusual for a leader of Trudeau’s stature, especially following a significant international event like the G20 summit. Such delays can raise questions about preparedness and the management of logistics, which are crucial for any prime minister representing their country abroad.
**Interviewer:** Indeed. The Prime Minister was in India for a noteworthy occasion and even paid homage at Mahatma Gandhi’s memorial. How might this delayed departure affect the perception of his commitment to international relations?
**Sarah Thompson:** While the delay due to technical issues with the plane might seem like an operational hiccup, it can inadvertently affect how allies and opponents view his leadership. On one hand, it demonstrates that even high-profile dignitaries are not immune to travel issues. On the other hand, critics might seize this moment to question the management of his team and the resources allocated for such trips.
**Interviewer:** How do you think Trudeau’s office will address this incident moving forward?
**Sarah Thompson:** It’s likely that Trudeau’s office will focus on transparent communication. They might emphasize the safety checks that were conducted and how such protocols are essential. Additionally, they may want to pivot the public’s attention back to the productive discussions and outcomes from the G20 summit itself, reinforcing the positive aspects of his trip.
**Interviewer:** what do you think this means for future high-profile international engagements by Canadian leaders?
**Sarah Thompson:** This incident serves as a reminder of the complexities involved in international diplomacy. Future leaders may need to ensure their travel logistics are more thoroughly vetted to avoid such situations. It also highlights the importance of contingency planning when engaging on the world stage. Countries need to be prepared for unforeseen events that could impact the narrative surrounding diplomatic missions.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Sarah, for your insightful analysis on this situation. We will continue to monitor how this may impact Trudeau’s administration and international relations for Canada.
**Sarah Thompson:** Thank you for having me!
