Farmers Protest: Farmers’ protest ‘concern’; India’s response to Justin Trudeau

New Delhi: The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has reacted sharply to the concerns expressed by the Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau in support of the ongoing farmers’ movement in India. It also advised not to interfere in India’s internal affairs. ‘Canada has always supported peaceful protests. We believe in communication. We have also expressed our concern to the Indian administration, “Trudeau tweeted.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Anurag Srivastava answered questions from the media on Trudeau’s remarks. ‘We have seen comments from Canadian leaders regarding Indian farmers, but this reaction is based on misinformation. Comments on this method are unnecessary and useless. Especially when it comes to internal issues in a democratic country. Such things should not be brought up in a wrong way for political purposes, that would be the right thing to do ‘, replied Srivastava.

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On the other hand, BJP’s heavyweight leader Ram Madhav also expressed his displeasure. He questioned the right to comment on India’s internal affairs. ‘Who is Trudeau? Isn’t this like interfering in India’s sovereign issues? ‘ This tweet was made by Ram Madhav.

On the other hand, Shiv Sena spokesperson Priyanka Chaturvedi also reacted to this. “Trudeau should not try to politicize India,” Chaturvedi said. ‘Dear Justin Trudeau, impressed by the concern you have expressed. But India’s internal issues cannot be a political bait for any other country. “Please respect our sense of etiquette towards other countries,” Chaturvedi said, tagging Trudeau.

Also in this tweet, Shiv Sena spokesperson Priyanka Chaturvedi also tagged Prime Minister Modi and demanded an early solution to the farmers’ agitation. “I urge the Prime Minister to resolve this issue before other countries express their views on this issue,” he said.

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