Arora, on the question concerning rising flights between India and Canada from Amritsar and Mohali airports, stated that Scindia had given a ‘dissatisfactory’ reply.

The AAP MP stated that he had requested the minister whether or not Amritsar and Chandigarh are omitted within the latest pact signed between India and Canada to extend the variety of flights, and in that case, the explanations for it. Arora stated he was “dissatisfied” with the reply given by the minister, including that the minister the truth is was “evasive” on his query.

Arora stated that there was a have to introduce extra flights between Punjab and Canada as the utmost variety of Indians settled in Canada have been Punjabis.

Arora stated, “The minister kept on giving details of other countries, which have connections with Amritsar and Mohali, and avoided answering about the open skies agreement signed between India and Canada.”

According to Arora, Scindia is his reply acknowledged, “National Civil Aviation Policy 2016, inter alia supplies for open sky air service settlement on reciprocal foundation with international locations with territory positioned past a 5000 km radius from New Delhi. Canada agreed to India’s proposal for limitless direct connectivity as per the open sky association. It supplies limitless direct connectivity by Canadian Airlines to 6 Indian airports particularly Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Kolkata. Reciprocally, the airways of India are allowed limitless direct connectivity from any level in India (together with Amritsar and Chandigarh) to 6 airports in Canada, viz Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton, Vancouver, and two factors to be chosen by India…