What we've seen, Ms. Dancho, is that these kinds of covert operations, which I suggest were first conducted at scale in Pakistan by RAW, have been exported to the west, including to the U.K., Germany, the United States, obviously—we know one case in particular there—and Canada. India will approach each of these countries and the ties with them selectively on a case-by-case basis. There are particular frictions, of course, given the past history between India and Britain, but there is recognition, I think, on the part of India that both Britain and Germany are, in many respects, significant powers in ways that Canada is not, in their eyes.
They have seen, certainly in the past, Canada as a power that they can push around on the global stage and a power that it makes sense for them in domestic politics.... Their official line is that successive Canadian governments never take seriously their concerns about violent extremism abroad targeting their country. They have made Canada a bit of a target, and it will be, in my view, very interesting to see how they respond next to a forceful push-back, as I would call it, by the Canadian authorities.