Putting an end to all the speculations that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was snubbed during his week-long India visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday took to his Twitter account and said that he was looking forward meeting Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday. Ujjal Dosanjh, a former health minister from Trudeau’s own party, told the Toronto Star in an interview that the PM could “perhaps salvage our relationship (with India), but I think it hit rock bottom with this.”

The trip has also encouraged plenty of cynicism from the media, with a VICE article entitled “Justin Trudeau Won’t Stop Putting His Hands Together in a Kurta Until He Has All of the Brown Vote” running the subheading: “Justin Trudeau really, really wants Indian people to like him.”

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New Delhi based journalist Barkha Dutt wrote in the Washington Post that the PM’s trip had been a “total disaster” and an “absolute fiasco”. New Delhi: A convicted Khalistani terrorist Jaspal Atwal, who was active in the banned International Sikh Youth Federation, posed with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s wife Sophie Trudeau at an event in Mumbai on February 20, during the Canadian first family’s visit to India. Atwal was a member of the International Sikh Youth Federation, a banned terrorist group in Canada and India, when he was convicted of the attempted murder of an Indian cabinet minister.
Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau rescinds from Jaspal Atwal his invitation to a reception.