Justin Trudeau Resign: 'Trudeau's resignation will improve India-Canada relations', Congress said - his tenure was full of foolish policies

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation from his post. Not only in Canada but all kinds of reactions are being seen in India as well. Congress Rajya Sabha MP Abhishek Manu Singhvi also commented on this.

Abhishek Manu Singhvi described the tenure of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as full of foolish policies. He has expressed hope that Trudeau's resignation will prove to be a harbinger of peace for India-Canada relations.

Singhvi posted

Abhishek Manu Singhvi wrote on the social media site X, 'Justin Trudeau's resignation is very important for Canada and its global relations. His tenure was full of foolish policies on the domestic front and a soft approach towards radical elements. We hope that with his departure, India-Canada relations will become stronger and more respectable.'

Justin Trudeau will resign.

Trudeau announced on Monday that as soon as a new candidate is chosen, he will resign from the post of leader of the Liberal Party and Prime Minister. Trudeau said that he has asked the Liberal Party president to select a new candidate for the post of Prime Minister.

Justin Trudeau said, 'After the party elects the next leader, I will resign from the post of party leader and Prime Minister. If I have to fight internal battles, then I cannot be a good candidate. I have asked the Liberal Party president to look for a new candidate for the post of Prime Minister.'

Trudeau's resignation comes after a long parliamentary deadlock, which has been the longest session in the history of Canada. He has advised the Governor General to prorogue the House on March 24, so that a new session of Parliament can begin.

"We have worked for this country. We are in a critical phase. I am a fighter. Every bone in my body tells me to fight because I care about the people of Canada. But the fact is that despite giving my best in work, the Parliament has been stalled for many months and this has been the longest session of the minority government. - Justin Trudeau"

Trudeau expressed gratitude

Justin Trudeau, who has been in power in Canada since 2015, has expressed gratitude to his family. He also expressed that due to internal strife, the party will no longer let him lead.

After Trudeau's resignation offer, the Liberal Party will now start looking for a new candidate. Many names are already in this race, including Anita Anand, Chrystia Freeland, and Mark Carney. Trudeau's resignation can bring a big change in Canadian politics.