We have to be careful not to personalize the problem. I remind you that it was during Indira Gandhi's term that the massacre in Amritsar took place, during Operation Blue Star.
Linking a reality to a political party in India could distort the reality. The fundamental debate for Indians is about national unity and the challenges of national unity. Why is Canada being targeted? Actually, it's very surprising that India is doing such things now. What happened in Pakistan in the past wasn't surprising. We could also talk about other neighbouring regions where India has taken such action. However, it's surprising that this is being done outside South Asia, particularly in Canada.
Why, then, is Canada a target? It's because it's the epicentre of the Khalistani movement. So it should come as no surprise that India is attacking Canada. Elsewhere, whether in the United States, the United Kingdom or Australia, the Khalistani movement is much less strong than in Canada. India is attacking the epicentre of this so-called separatist movement that is threatening Indian national unity.
That said, I was surprised to see India committing murders in Canada, but that is a rhetoric of political violence that has existed for a very long time in India. The current government, led by the Bharatiya Janata party, as well as the Shiv Sena and other groups, use political violence—