Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing internal opposition as over 20 MPs from his own Liberal Party have demanded his resignation or face consequences by October 28. The lawmakers believe a change in leadership is necessary for the party’s success, while Trudeau maintains that the party remains strong and united under his leadership.
After nearly a decade in power, Trudeau’s popularity has waned, with his party trailing the Conservatives by 19 points in recent polls. The MPs who signed the letter requesting his resignation have chosen to remain anonymous, adding to the pressure on Trudeau’s leadership.
Opposition to Trudeau also stems from his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, economic challenges, and a diplomatic dispute with India over Sikh separatists. Trudeau’s allegations against Indian diplomats have strained relations between the two countries, with India denying the claims and calling them politically motivated.
In light of these developments, Trudeau’s leadership faces significant challenges as the party looks towards the next election in 2025.
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