Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Made Chapattis During His Visit To Golden Temple, Twitter Trolled Him
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau is currently in India on a week-long official visit with his family. He is very famous all across the globe for his cool working style. His visit has already been mired in controversies for several reasons. However, he seems to have gala time in the country.
On Wednesday, Mr. Trudeau visited holy Golden Temple in Amritsar with his family. Canadian Prime minister also took part in seva (service) and made chapattis in the kitchen.
Celebrity chef Vikas Khanna loved it and tweeted about the same. He wrote, “Teaching the beloved Trudeau family to roll Breads at The Holy Golden Temple. The same place where I learnt to cook.”
Teaching the beloved Trudeau family to roll Breads at The Holy Golden Temple.
The same place where I learnt to cook. ❤️❤️❤️@JustinTrudeau @TheVikasKhanna @aparnaswarup pic.twitter.com/RSR0z8CgCK— Vikas Khanna (@TheVikasKhanna) February 21, 2018
Justin Trudeau has also expressed his thoughts through what he wrote in the visitor’s book of the temple. He wrote,
“What an honour to be so well received at such a beautiful, meaningful place. We are filled with grace and humility.”
Canadian Prime Minister #JustinTrudeau's message in the visitors book at #Amritsar's Golden Temple. pic.twitter.com/LGJZmbSZwC
— ANI (@ANI) February 21, 2018
Justin Trudeau’s visit to Golden Temple has grabbed lots of headlines. Even Twitterati has noticed and they trolled him pretty badly. Some of them even commented on his handwriting and they thought it was pretty bad. Check out some of the selected reactions:
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Sikhs population in Canada is pretty big, this is why Punjab plays a considerable role in Justin’s India visit. You might remember that he had apologized for the Komagata Maru incident in the Canadian Parliament 2 years back.
To uninitiated, The Komagata Maru incident happened in 1914, when Canada refused to let 237 passengers get off the ship. The most of the passengers were Sikhs. Komagata Maru was the name of the ship, which traveled from Hong Kong to Vancouver. Due to this, the ship had to return to India which was under British rule that time.
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