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'''Jagmeet Singh Jimmy Dhaliwal''' (born in 1979) he is leader of [[New Democratic Party]] in [[Canada]]. he is born to Indian Sikh family. he become leader of [[New Democratic Party]] in 2017. he is consider himself socialist and progressive.<ref>https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ontario-politician-jagmeet-singh-launches-bid-for-federal-ndp-leadership/article35001559/</ref> he is known for his siding with fascist Trudeau against [[Freedom Convoy]] protests, while he support "Defund Police" terrorist movement.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/02/22/far-left-defund-police-champion-jagmeet-singh-leads-support-trudeau-protest-crackdown/ Far-Left ‘Defund the Police’ Champion Jagmeet Singh Leads Support of Trudeau Protest Crackdown]</ref> he is only reason to Trudeau to stay in power after losing national votes in 2019 election. Singh consider Freedom Convoy dangerous and illegitimate because “funded by foreign influence” but he hasnt any problem to support 2020 terrorist BLM riots and farmers riots in India in 2021.<ref>https://www.asiametro.ca/jagmeet-singh-takes-a-stand-as-farmers-protests-heat-up/</ref>
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'''Jagmeet Singh Jimmy Dhaliwal''' (born in 1979) is the leader of [[New Democratic Party]] in [[Canada]]. He was born to an Indian-Canadian [[Sikh]] family. He became leader of the New Democratic Party in 2017. He considers himself a [[socialist]] and a progressive,<ref>https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ontario-politician-jagmeet-singh-launches-bid-for-federal-ndp-leadership/article35001559/</ref> and is known for his siding with [[Fascism|fascist]] [[Justin Trudeau]] against the [[Freedom Convoy]] protests, while he supports the "[[Defund the Police]]" terrorist movement.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/02/22/far-left-defund-police-champion-jagmeet-singh-leads-support-trudeau-protest-crackdown/ Far-Left ‘Defund the Police’ Champion Jagmeet Singh Leads Support of Trudeau Protest Crackdown]</ref> He is the only reason that Trudeau has remained in power after winning a minority government in the 2019 election. Singh considers the [[Freedom Convoy]] "dangerous" and "illegitimate" because he falsely claimed it was "funded by foreign influence", but he hypocritically has no problem with supporting the 2020 terrorist [[Black Lives Matter]] riots in the United States and farmers' riots in [[India]] in 2021<ref>https://www.asiametro.ca/jagmeet-singh-takes-a-stand-as-farmers-protests-heat-up/</ref> and violent crackdowns by police jackboots against the peaceful protesters of the Freedom Convoy.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 06:05, May 31, 2024

Jagmeet Singh Jimmy Dhaliwal (born in 1979) is the leader of New Democratic Party in Canada. He was born to an Indian-Canadian Sikh family. He became leader of the New Democratic Party in 2017. He considers himself a socialist and a progressive,[1] and is known for his siding with fascist Justin Trudeau against the Freedom Convoy protests, while he supports the "Defund the Police" terrorist movement.[2] He is the only reason that Trudeau has remained in power after winning a minority government in the 2019 election. Singh considers the Freedom Convoy "dangerous" and "illegitimate" because he falsely claimed it was "funded by foreign influence", but he hypocritically has no problem with supporting the 2020 terrorist Black Lives Matter riots in the United States and farmers' riots in India in 2021[3] and violent crackdowns by police jackboots against the peaceful protesters of the Freedom Convoy.

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