Thank you for that. I appreciate your experience and that you shared it.
You mentioned the U.S. indictment. The Americans were able to thwart the murder with that indictment. I'm wondering if you feel that there are things the Americans did to prevent the murder that we could be doing moving forward to ensure that no more Mr. Nijjars are murdered. I take issue with the fact that we weren't able to stop those murders by a foreign government from happening. Our party obviously cares very deeply about this country, and foreign interference is a serious issue that is deeply assaulting to all of us. To see it from India, to such an extent that individuals are being murdered in Canada, is completely unacceptable.
It is frustrating as a Canadian to see that another country was able to stop murders and ours was not. Do you have any feedback on what we could be doing better so that we can stop future ones? I appreciate that the recent announcement addressed 13 individuals who were in peril. Our hope is that those individuals are no longer in peril, but we're not sure if that is the case. Any further information you can provide from your perspective would be welcome.