Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s troubles don’t appear to be abating. About two dozen MPs from his Liberal Party have given him an ultimatum to step down and withdraw from the leadership by Oct. 28. But at the same time, Trudeau said on Thursday he would also lead the Liberals in the next election. According to reports, many lawmakers called his decision disappointing.
What did Justin Trudeau say?
Prime Minister Trudeau said during a media interaction that he is formulating a strategy for the next election. During this time, he made it clear that he would lead the party in the next election. When asked directly if he would stay after Oct. 28, Trudeau said yes. In fact, many MPs from Trudeau’s own party have given him an ultimatum to step down by October 28.
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MP calls for resignation
In fact, at a meeting on Wednesday, some Liberal MPs called for Trudeau to resign. MPs claim their party has suffered because of Trudeau. His party also faced defeat in recent by-elections.
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Reporters also took aim
Recently, some reporters also said in response to Trudeau that the Canadian people are tired of Justin Trudeau. Canadian journalist Daniel Bodom has taken aim at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and raised questions about his credibility and leadership amid rising tensions between India and Canada. Bodin said the Indian government’s decision to recall the high commissioner and other diplomats was a clear indication of the deepening differences between the two countries. He had said, “Khalistani elements are taking full advantage of this situation… They think this is their complete victory and are attacking India.”
