Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has invited Prime Minister Modi to attend the G-7 summit to be hosted by Canada. India is not a part of the G-7 group. Prime Minister Modi has also accepted the invitation and confirmed his participation in the summit. Now the reaction of Canadian leaders has come to the fore. Dallas Brody, a Canadian lawyer and MLA from British Columbia province praised the Canadian government's decision to invite PM Modi to the G-7 summit.

'Good relations with India are in Canada's interest'

Dallas Brody said that 'Inviting India to the G-7 summit is great news. There is a lot of similarity between the two countries. A large number of people from the Indian community live in Canada. The invitation of PM Modi by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is a positive initiative. The relations between the two countries have not been good for the past several years. We need to improve relations with India and there are indications that relations are going to improve.' The Canadian MLA said that the meeting of the leaders of India and Canada will improve the relations between the two countries. India is a great country and a trade agreement with a country like India which has educated, brilliant, inspiring people, democracy and a huge market is in the interest of Canada.

A big statement was made about Khalistani radicalism.

The reason for the sourness in the relations between India and Canada was the protection given to Khalistani radicals by the previous government of Canada. When Brody was questioned about this, he said that 'Khalistani radicalism is a big problem. There is no doubt that the people of the Hindu and Sikh communities living in Canada are not happy with these conditions. It is hoped that this issue will be discussed between the federal government and India. Khalistani radicalism is also a big problem in the province of British Columbia. It is scary for many people and now the time has come to deal with it strictly. I hope that this issue will also be discussed in the meeting of the leaders of both countries.

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