Justin Trudeau English Word Fumble: Due to deteriorating relations with India, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has come under attack from his own people. The leaders of the opposition party there are demanding his resignation. Not only this, at least 20 people from his own party have also signed a paper in which there is talk of removing him from the post of PM.
However, meanwhile, during a speech in Parliament, Trudeau was made fun of by opposition party leaders, the video of which has gone viral. It so happened that the PM was speaking on his government’s policies related to immigration and housing policy. Then he used an English word ‘Brokenist’, which was wrong. Then opposition party leader Pierre Poilievre took advantage of the opportunity and insulted Trudeau in the gathering.
In fact, while speaking in Parliament, Trudeau used the word broke in the context of breaking. However, opposition leader Pierre Poilievre made fun of the PM’s English and said that there is no word called ‘Bronkist’ in the English language. He said that he is also breaking the English language. The video related to this incident is also going viral on social media platforms, which has been posted on X (formerly Twitter) with the handle @MumbaichaDon.
“Brokenist”??? Dustbin Trudeau is walking puddle of brainless mush.
LoP: “This guy is now breaking English Language TOO”
Savage🔥
Btw, 24MPs of.@JustinTrudeau have asked the loser to step down as Liberal leader by Oct 28.
Now don’t blame Bharat for this too, Mr Dustbin. pic.twitter.com/AxkF0Ld3U4
— BhikuMhatre (@MumbaichaDon) October 24, 2024
Trudeau on target of opposition
Due to Poilievre’s answer, everyone else present in the Parliament also started laughing loudly. Due to deteriorating relations with India, Trudeau is already the target of opposition in his own country. Now a new case has also embarrassed him.
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