Rebellion in Trudeau’s party, two dozen MPs gave ultimatum to resign and step down from leadership

New Delhi. The problems of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau do not seem to be decreasing. About two dozen MPs of his Liberal Party have given him an ultimatum till October 28 to step down and step down from leadership. But meanwhile, Trudeau said on Thursday that he will lead his Liberal Party in the next election as well. According to the report, many MPs have termed his decision as disappointing.

What did Justin Trudeau say?
Prime Minister Trudeau said in a media interaction that he is working on a strategy for the next election. During this, he clarified that he will lead the party in the next election. When he was asked directly whether he would stay after October 28, Trudeau said yes. In fact, many MPs of Trudeau’s party have given him an ultimatum to step down by October 28.

MPs had demanded resignation
In fact, in a meeting held on Wednesday, some Liberal MPs had demanded Trudeau’s resignation. The MPs claimed that their party was suffering losses due to Trudeau. His party has also faced defeat in the recent by-elections.

Journalist had also targeted
Recently, a journalist had also targeted Trudeau and said that the people of Canada are tired of Justin Trudeau. Amidst the growing tension between India and Canada, Canadian journalist Daniel Bordam had targeted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and questioned his credibility and leadership. Bordam had described the Indian government’s decision to recall the High Commissioner and other diplomats as a clear sign of the deepening differences between the two countries. He had said, ‘Khalistani elements are taking full advantage of this situation… They are considering it as their complete victory and are attacking India.’