North India Statesman
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Nomination of MP of Indian origin for elections in Canada canceled: The ruling Liberal party of Canada has taken a major decision before the upcoming parliamentary elections and canceled the candidature of MP Chandra Arya. Indian -origin Hindu MP Chandra Arya Napian won the election from the constituency and entered Parliament. He is known as a vocal critic of pro -Khalistan elements. This step has created a new controversy in Canadian politics.
Arya described this decision as “extremely disappointing”.
Chandra Arya posted on the social media platform X and told that the party has cut his ticket. According to the letter issued by the Liberal Party, the election campaign president reviewed the merit of Chandra Arya. It was then recommended to cancel his ticket, which the party has accepted. Arya described this decision as “extremely disappointing”, but said that this will not reduce their respect and pride in serving Napian people.
‘I am proud of my work done as MP’
He further wrote, “The Liberal Party has informed me that my nomination for the upcoming election in Napian has been canceled.” However, this news is very disappointing. But this does not reduce the pride and privilege of being a Member of Parliament for the people of Napian and every Canadian from 2015. I have worked wholeheartedly in this role in the last few years. I am proud of my work done as an MP. I am proud of my unwavering service done to the people of Napian, on the theorist trend adopted by me on these important issues for Canadian people, and in difficult times I raised the issues raised. Serving my community and country has been the biggest responsibility of my life and I am grateful for every moment.
The anti -Khalistan stance and meeting with Prime Minister Modi are believed to be the reason for this.
Significantly, the Liberal Party has not given any clear reason for cancellation of Arya’s candidature, which has raised many questions. Some analysts believe that his anti -Khalistan stance and meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have created discomfort in the party. In August last year, Arya met Prime Minister Modi in New Delhi, which was described as “private initiative” by the Canadian government.
