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Longtime Trudeau loyalist Chandra Arya says it's time for the prime minister to step aside — and he believes the majority of Liberals in caucus feel the same way.

"There is no alternative but to have the leadership change now," Arya told CBC chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton on Sunday.

He was responding to a question about what was discussed at a virtual meeting of the Ontario Liberal caucus on Saturday morning.

Sources told CBC News that more than 50 Liberal MPs came to a consensus that Justin Trudeau needs to step down as party leader during a meeting of the party's largest regional caucus.

The abrupt departure from cabinet on Monday of former deputy prime minister and finance minister Chrystia Freeland prompted a growing tide of MPs to call for Trudeau to go. The public count is currently at 21.

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A Liberal MP Friday said the Quebec mosque murders were a “direct result” of the kinds of policies “championed” in recent elections by the federal Conservative party and the provincial Parti Quebecois.

Chandra Arya’s accusation, made Friday in the House of Commons, was the latest attempt by federal Liberals to blame “elements” in the Conservative Party for a sharp rise in anti-Muslim sentiment in Canada.

“The recent killings of Muslims praying in the mosque in Quebec City is not an accident,” Arya said. “This is the direct result of dog-whistle politics — the politics of fear and division.”

Arya, who represents the Ottawa-area riding of Nepean, did not mention any politician or political party by name in his House of Commons statement but he blamed, “the elements who championed charter values, niqab ban, barbaric cultural practices tipline — all targeted at Canadian Muslims.”

Chandra Arya never stood a chance with the corrupt Liberals Ladies and gentlemen, the curtain has fallen on Chandra Arya’s bid for the Liberal leadership, and the drama is palpable. The Liberal Party, in a move that reeks of desperation and manipulation, has unceremoniously axed his candidacy, leaving the political arena abuzz with shock and a healthy dose of skepticism. Via X This smells of…

Recent events have spotlighted tensions within Canadian communities, but Canadian MP Chandra Arya believes this tension is being misrepresented, urging unity over division. Following a disturbing attack on a Hindu temple in Brampton by Khalistani extremists, Chandra Arya emphasized that this issue is not one between Hindus and Sikhs. He criticized politicians for framing the incident as a…