Mr. Speaker, I want to ask a difficult question. I will try to put it concisely.
The worst act of terrorism on Canadian soil ever was, of course, June 23, 1985, with the bombing of Air India by a very far different diaspora group, the Khalistan Sikh extremists, who, of course, are at the opposite end of the political spectrum from Prime Minister Modi and his Hindu nationalist, very right-wing party.
Even so, there are now operatives of the current Indian government operating on Canadian soil in ways that have alarmed the RCMP sufficiently that we are investigating homicides. That is plural. Being from that part of the world, my hon. colleague certainly understands this issue far better than I do. What can we realistically do to establish good relations with India, an important country in the world, while protecting the lives of Canadians from any form of extremist or terrorist on our soil?