Two days after the G20 conference, Justin Trudeau makes his way back home on a fixed jet.

Due to technological difficulties, Mr. Trudeau had to return to his hotel in the heart of Delhi on Sunday evening and wait for a replacement.

New Delhi: More than 48 hours after his departure was scheduled, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was in India for the weekend’s G20 Summit, has left the nation. Shortly before he was scheduled to leave the nation, Mr. Trudeau’s aircraft experienced technical difficulties on Sunday evening, forcing him to return to his hotel in the heart of Delhi while he awaited a replacement.

The second aircraft, which was headed toward Italy but was originally scheduled to land at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi airport later today, was instead diverted to the United Kingdom. The unexpected detour had no explanation, according to American broadcaster CBS News.

Mr. Trudeau is currently traveling home thanks to the fact that his first plane has been fixed. “The plane’s technical issue has now been fixed. The plane has been given the go-ahead to fly, according to a statement from his office.

Rajeev Chandrasekhar, a union minister of state, was there to see him off. He wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “On behalf of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and my colleagues in the government, I was at the airport today to thank Mr. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, for his presence at the G20 Summit, and wished him and his entourage a safe trip back home.”

The Canadian Prime Minister’s plane’s fate is still unknown; on Monday, his office would only remark that “the situation remains fluid” and that “issues are not fixable overnight.” “The Canadian Armed Forces keep doing everything they can to return the group to Canada. The earliest potential departure, according to their most recent report, is Tuesday late afternoon, according to his office.

Given the criticism of his government’s handling of terrorists and supporters of Khalistan in his nation, Mr. Trudeau’s delayed departure has been perceived as embarrassing.

India raised “strong concerns about the continuing anti-Indian activities of extremist elements in Canada” on Sunday.

The ministry stated that Canada should be concerned about the connections between these forces and organized crime, drug cartels, and human trafficking. Cooperation between the two nations is crucial in addressing these issues.

There was no formal bilateral conversation between the presidents at the summit because of the tense state of relations between the countries. However, Mr. Trudeau claimed that they did have a brief conversation in which they spoke about “respect for the rule of law” and foreign meddling.

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An incident that occurred outside India’s High Commission in Ottawa in June has been called a “attack” by the country, and its anti-terror agency is looking into it.

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According to Mr. Trudeau, his nation “will always defend freedom of expression, conscience, and peaceful protest and that is vitally important to us. At the same time, we work tirelessly to stop violence and combat prejudice.

“When it comes to the community issue, it’s critical to keep in mind that Canada is not represented by the conduct of a select few. On the other hand, we also emphasized the significance of following the law, and we did discuss outside intervention, he continued.

Due to a technical issue with his aircraft, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his party will spend an additional night in India, the G20 meeting’s host country this year.
“The Canadian Armed Forces informed us that CFC001 was having technical problems as we were leaving for the airport. Since these problems cannot be resolved overnight, our delegation will remain in India until different arrangements can be made, according to a statement from the office of the Canadian prime minister.

According to sources, the flight was due to take off at 8 p.m. For the G20 Summit, Trudeau landed in the capital on Friday.

A problem in October 2016 forced the plane to return to Ottawa 30 minutes after taking off with the prime minister, according to CTV News, Canada’s 24-hour all-news network.

According to CTV News, the VIP plane crashed into a wall in Ontario in October 2019 as it was being pulled into a hangar.