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.

Elon Musk's recent criticism of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over his handling of India-Canada relations has resonated with many Indians. Musk's comments, including a prediction of Trudeau's defeat in the upcoming election,

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.

Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has, perhaps for the first time, admitted the presence of Khalistani elements in the country, but added that they do not represent the Sikh community as a whole. Trudeau reportedly made the statement on November 4 while addressing the Indian diaspora at a Diwali event in Ottawa.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, during a Diwali event, asserted that pro-Khalistan separatists do not represent the entire Sikh community in C

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

Justin Trudeau made this remark during an event in Ottawa’s Parliament Hill on Monday to celebrate Diwali and Bandi Chhor Diwas.