PM Trudeau was in 'drug-induced stupor' during G20 Summit dinner, alleges former diplomat. Canada responds…
Justin Trudeau was ‘high on drugs’ and his plane was ‘full of cocaine’, a former India's diplomat Deepak Vohra has garnered attention for an allegation he made about the Canadian PM amid an ongoing international diplomatic row between India and Canada over the killing of Khalistani extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Deepak Vohra, a former diplomat, accused PM Justin Trudeau, 51, of flying to India for the G20 summit in a plane full of cocaine and hiding in his room for two days.
Earlier reports had stated that PM Trudeau and his entourage had refused the suite booked by the Indian government at The Leela Palace in Delhi during the Group of 20 (G20) summit held earlier this month. Reports stated the PM Trudeau and his delegation stayed in other rooms they booked themselves.
Notably, PM Trudeau was also stuck back in India when the plane he arrived in developed technical snag, and the Canadian Prime Minister waited for Canadian Army to send another plane to take him home. Diplomat Deepak Vohra's allegations were met with resistance from Canadian Prime Minister's office, who issued a statement refuting the allegations of drug use and called them false.
Vohra had made the allegations during a television debate following Trudeau's statement of ‘credible allegations’ that Indian government and intelligentsia was responsible in the killing of Canada-based Khalistani extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in June, 2023, in British Columbia's Surrey. "Exciting news! Mint is now on WhatsApp Channels
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