Yes, I have a couple of things. The extortion comes in two different forms. One is at a smaller level. It's not about money but about behaviour, so it's getting documents signed by individuals saying that they believe in the unity and integrity of India, and then threatening them by saying they would make that or other statements that they've signed public—that's one way of forcing people—or saying that they won't get a visa or threatening their family. All of this is a smaller level of extortion.
However, the game plan for the multimillion-dollar type of extortion is to paint Canada as an unsafe country to further a narrative. In that situation, we see businesses being asked for amounts that they simply can't pay, and the real purpose is to strike terror. As I said, in June 2022 I pointed out that this gang war narrative might be used to target Sikhs, because that's what happens. The Indian media and state put out these narratives, and then they create the events on the ground to support those narratives. That's what we're seeing here. They say, “Canada is unsafe. It's overrun by Khalistani extremists and Punjabi gangs”, and then they make that a reality.