Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Resigns

Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Resigns 

Since 2013, Justin Trudeau has been the leader of Canada’s Liberal Party and has served as Prime Minister since 2015. Today, he has resigned from both of these positions.

Ottawa: Due to internal differences, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation from his position on Monday.

Trudeau, who has led the Liberal Party since 2013 and been Prime Minister since 2015, confirmed his resignation from both roles today.

“…After the party selects its next leader, I intend to step down from my leadership of the party… Last night, I asked the president of the Liberal Party to begin the resignation process,” Trudeau said.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada

Trudeau stated that the “internal conflicts” made it impossible for him to be the “best choice” for the next election, and confirmed that he will remain in his position as Prime Minister until a new leader is chosen for the Liberal Party.

Trudeau has decided to step down due to disagreements within his own Liberal Party.

A meeting of the Liberal Party’s caucus committee is scheduled for Wednesday in Ottawa. Media reports suggest that Trudeau’s resignation has come before this meeting.

For the past month, there have been internal disputes within the government led by Trudeau’s Liberal Party. Several of his party’s members of Parliament have raised concerns against his leadership. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has resigned from her position.

There has also been a strain in relations between Trudeau’s leadership and India regarding the issue of Khalistan separatists. The Trudeau government has been criticized by India for supporting statements made by Khalistani activists in Canada.

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