Canada's Prime Minister's plane was sabotaged in India or not?

 Canadian Defense Minister Bill Blair was asked questions about the deliberate damage or tampering of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's plane in India.

Canadian Defense Minister Bill Blair was asked by media representatives whether sabotage of the Canadian aircraft due to technical problems during Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's visit to India has been ruled out.

On this question, Defense Minister Bill Blair said that he would not comment on it. "I'm also focusing on replacing those planes because we've already taken that step," Blair said.

At this point, a reporter asked, "But you are not commenting on whether there is any possible sabotage?" On this, the Canadian minister said that no, I am not commenting on it.

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According to foreign media, 10 hours after the conversation outside the House of Commons, the Minister of Defense clarified that there was a technical fault in the plane, not sabotage. Before that, the staff of the Canadian Minister of Defense was also asked about this. Was Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's plane sabotaged in India?

According to foreign media, on these questions, the spokesperson of the Minister of Defense said that we have no reason to believe that it was sabotage.

It should be noted that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his entire delegation had to extend their stay in New Delhi due to a malfunction in their plane on their return after the G20 summit in India and they left India on September 12 after 2 days. had departed

Justin Trudeau arrived in India on Friday (September 8) to attend the G20 conference.

It should be noted that relations between Canada and India have become increasingly strained in recent months. A few days before leaving for Delhi, Justin Trudeau had said that his country was stalling ongoing talks on a trade deal with India. Protests by Sikhs in Canada are also a major cause of tension.

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