There is no denying the fact that the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is pretty famous all over the world for not just his looks but also his cool working style.
Presently, the Canadian PM is having a good time in India as he is here for a week-long visit with his family. On Wednesday, Justin and his family visited the holy Golden Temple in Amritsar and also took part in seva (service) by making chapatis in the kitchen for the people who were having langar there.
Even celebrity chef Vikas Khanna loved it and tweeted,
“Teaching the beloved Trudeau family to roll Breads at The Holy Golden Temple.
The same place where I learnt to cook. ❤️❤️❤️”
Teaching the beloved Trudeau family to roll Breads at The Holy Golden Temple.
The same place where I learnt to cook. ❤️❤️❤️@JustinTrudeau @TheVikasKhanna @aparnaswarup pic.twitter.com/RSR0z8CgCK— Vikas Khanna (@TheVikasKhanna) February 21, 2018
Justin Trudeau also expressed his thoughts which he wrote in the visitor’s book of the temple. He wrote,
“What an honour to be so well received at such a beautiful, meaningful place. We are filled with grace and humility.”
Canadian Prime Minister #JustinTrudeau's message in the visitors book at #Amritsar's Golden Temple. pic.twitter.com/LGJZmbSZwC
— ANI (@ANI) February 21, 2018
Justin’s visit to Golden temple was noticed by Twiteratti and they couldn’t stop themselves from commenting on the handwriting of the Canadian PM which they found too bad. Here are few reactions:
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https://twitter.com/rads200012/status/966222533593894912
2.
Mai aapne pita ji ko ye handwriting dikhaunga unhe lagta hai duniya me sabse gandi handwriting meri hai
— . (@panda5609) February 21, 2018
3.
Pen to dhang ka rakhte waha….
— Srini (@srinitweeeets) February 21, 2018
4.
Justin Trudeau was a teacher before he was elected PM
— Rupinder Deol (@RupinderDeol15) February 21, 2018
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And my father scolds me for having an illegible handwriting. 😂 @JustinTrudeau #JustinTrudeau
— VARUN DAS (@das_varun99) February 21, 2018
As the number of Sikhs is quite good in Canada, Punjab plays an important role in Justin’s visit. If you remember, Justin even apologised for the Komagata Maru incident in the Canadian parliament 2 years ago.
The Komagata Maru incident goes back to 1914 when Canada refused to let most of the 376 passengers get off the ship. The majority of the passengers were Sikhs and the name of the Japanese steamship was Komagata Maru which travelled from Hong Kong to Vancouver. The ship was then forced to return to India which was under British rule at that time.
Sometimes, Twitter trolls people unnecessarily as we don’t really feel that there was any need to make such comments on the Canadian PM. What do you say?
