I think hope and optimism aren't an option: Action is the only way. I think that being hopeful and optimistic is just something that's ingrained within us: being in high spirits all the time no matter what we're facing as individuals, as Sikhs. I will carry that with me always, but that doesn't resolve the fact that action has to be taken.
When we see certain things happening and then we have reports saying that India's clandestine activities are relatively unchecked and they're still continuing forward, it begs the question, what are we going to do? The legislation is passed, but has to be action behind it. We are calling for that inquiry, because I don't believe that we fully understand their ability here, and their networks and what they've actually set up.
If they're able to continue after all of this, that means we have a gap somewhere—or several gaps—within law enforcement or security intelligence and their operatives are still here, or they have such a huge operation running here that it's going to take some time to dismantle. I believe we definitely need to check that—