In a veiled message to his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau on extremism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that India will not tolerate anyone who challenges unity and integrity of the country. Modi said that there should be no space for those who misuse religion for political motives and promote separatism. Modi's remark assumes significance in the light of the Trudeau government's soft stance on Sikhs who demand Khalistan. On Thursday, Khalistani terrorist Jaspal Atwal was reported to have been invited by Canadian High Commissioner Nadir Patel for a dinner in Delhi. PM Modi and his Canadian Trudeau on Friday inked six pacts and witnessed the exchange of MoUs between India and Canada. The two prime ministers discussed many issues including defence operation, terrorism and extremism.

In a veiled message to his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau on extremism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that India will not tolerate anyone who challenges unity and integrity of the country. Modi said that there should be no space for those who misuse religion for political motives and promote separatism. Modi's remark assumes significance in the light of the Trudeau government's soft stance on Sikhs who demand Khalistan. On Thursday, Khalistani terrorist Jaspal Atwal was reported to have been invited by Canadian High Commissioner Nadir Patel for a dinner in Delhi. PM Modi and his Canadian Trudeau on Friday inked six pacts and witnessed the exchange of MoUs between India and Canada. The two prime ministers discussed many issues including defence operation, terrorism and extremism.