<img title="Prime Minister Narendra Modi hugs his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau at Rashtrapati Bhawan. Pic/PTI" src="https://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2018/feb/PM-Narendra-Modi-aa.jpg" alt="Prime Minister Narendra Modi hugs his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau at Rashtrapati Bhawan. Pic/PTI" />Prime Minister Narendra Modi hugs his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau at Rashtrapati Bhawan. Pic/PTI
With his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau by his side, Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday delivered a firm message, saying those challenging India's sovereignty and unity cannot be tolerated, remarks seen as a subtle reference to Canada's soft-stand towards pro-Khalistani elements.
In a statement at a joint press event after his extensive talks with visiting leader, Modi also asserted that there cannot be any space for those who misuse religion for political motives and promote separatism. "There should be no space for those misusing faith for political goals and sowing seeds of division. Those who challenge sovereignty, unity and integrity of our countries cannot be tolerated," the PM said.
Modi said Trudeau and he agreed to fight terrorism and extremism and the National Security Advisers (NSAs) of the two countries have given final touches to the framework for cooperation on countering terrorism and violent extremism.
"We reviewed entire gamut of our relationship and identified ways to strengthen the cooperation. First, we have decided to strengthen our defence cooperation. Terrorism and extremism are threats to democratic and pluralistic countries like India and Canada. It is important to come together to deal with these forces," Modi said.
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