Trudeaus love of the spotlight turns against him in disastrous India trip

February 23, 2018 10:40

The Trudeaus' decision to wear Indian rather than Western garb during much of the trip raised eyebrows in the local press. Outlook India dubbed their gear "too Indian even for an Indian."

By midpoint in the trip, the international press had taken notice, the BBC lampooning the outfits as "more in tune with what a bridegroom would wear in a Bollywood film," while CNBC quoted an observer who described the visit as a "slow-moving train wreck," in part because there was so little serious engagement with Indian officials.

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