Jagmeet Singh Saturday made an open letter about something that happened two years ago in the lead up to the election and in the midst of estimates that the NDP will do so hard that it could gain party status. When the RCMP warned him that there was a real threat to his career, he considered resign as the NDP leader.
At a promotion event on Saturday night in London, Ontario, Singh said,” I was floored when I received that danger.” ” I was thinking about what that might mean for my family, who was pregnant at the time, and for my child girl,” I thought. The alert came almost a month before Justin Trudeau claimed Canada had data relating to the shooting of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Canadian media reported that the RCMP did not name the perpetrators, but that it was assumed that the danger was being brought on by a foreign government.
Singh claimed that he discussed with his partner whether or not he should continue leading the group despite the threats. She was scared, and she was floored as well. And I thought,” Is it worthwhile for us to remain in the face of a risk to living?” And thus we talked about it,” Singh said, adding that he stayed on as a result of Canada’s introduction of the new medical treatment plan.
Jagmeet Singh said he’s telling this story right now because Canadians had previously discussed their experiences with foreign intervention during the battle. What about those who are constantly confronted with these risks? What about various neighborhood organizations that regularly experience fear of harm to themselves and their families? Singh remarked.
Singh was one of the numerous MPs and government ministers who received RCMP shelter in 2023. Mélanie Joly, the minister of foreign affairs, has had regular shelter for more than a year. In addition to Melissa Lantsman, the Liberal Deputy Leader, and former emergency planning minister Harjit Sajjan, had an RCMP information for several weeks in 2023 and 2024.
