Canadian MP Amarjeet Gill Rejects 'Horse-Trading' Offers, Echoes Atal Bihari Vajpayee

• Indian-origin Canadian MP Amarjeet Gill rejected offers from the ruling Liberal Party to switch sides, citing principles against 'horse-trading'.
• Gill's stance mirrors former Indian PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee's 1996 speech where he condemned forming a government through unethical means.
• The Liberal Party, a minority government led by Mark Carney, is accused of trying to poach opposition MPs to secure a majority.
• Gill, a Conservative Party MP from Brampton West, publicly revealed the pressure tactics on social media.
• Another Conservative MP, Scott Anderson, also condemned the government's attempts, vowing to expose future offers.

Why It Matters: Canadian MP Amarjeet Gill upholds ethical politics by rejecting 'horse-trading', echoing Atal Ji's principles.