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After the resignation of former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the process of selection of new Prime Minister has started in the country. In this race, the name of Indian -origin MP Chandra Arya was among the prominent contenders. However, it is now reported that he has been excluded from the leadership race of Liberal Party. Chandra Arya herself gave this information through social media and also questioned the fairness of the election process.
Liberal Party stopped claiming
Chandra Arya said on the social media platform X (East Twitter) on Sunday that the Liberal Party did not allow him to join the leadership race. they wrote:
“Today, I was informed by the Canadian Liberal party that I would not be allowed to join the leadership race. I am waiting for his official statement. This decision raises serious questions on the election and the validity of the next Prime Minister of Canada. ”
He further said that he is committed to ensuring safe and prosperous future for the people of Canada and to ensure safe and prosperous future for generations to come.
Thanks to supporters
Despite this decision, Chandra Arya thanked his supporters. He said:
“Most importantly, I want to express my gratitude to hundreds of volunteers who worked hard day and night for my election campaign. Your hard work and dedication are inspiration for me. I also thank thousands of Canadian citizens who supported my thoughts and policies. ”
Khalistani agenda could have affected
Chandra Arya could have affected the plans of Khalistani groups with becoming Prime Minister. In Canada, which is considered a stronghold for the Khalistani ideology, the arrival of a Hindu Prime Minister could prove to be a major setback. While presenting his claim, Chandra Arya had earlier said that Canada needs a Prime Minister who dare to take tough decisions.
Increasing presence of leaders of Indian origin
The influence of leaders of Indian origin in Canada is steadily increasing. Apart from Chandra Arya, many other Indian origin leaders are in the race for the post of Prime Minister. The presence of these leaders reflects the increasing stature of Indians in Canadian politics.
What do experts say?
Experts believe that Chandra Arya out of the leadership race may be a part of the internal party controversies and political equations. Coming under his leadership, there would be a big change in Canadian politics.
North India Statesman
