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It could be argued, maybe in jest, that Justin Trudeau is the first foreign leader to fall because of an Indian situation he couldn't control: Certain Canadian Punjabis in conflict with other Punjabis, with very little to do with other Canadians. India's problems from '80s Punjab seem to have become Trudeau's problems.
Our diaspora is so large that Daljeet Dosanjh can sell out the largest hockey stadium in Canada several times over — which even the popular NHL team, Toronto Maple Leafs, probably can't. Comedian Zakir Khan can sell out the Royal Albert Hall in London — with a Hindi show.
We're not far from the day when the diaspora will probably be larger than the 1.4 bn in India, spread about, not even requiring a subcontinent to hold them.
A while ago, our foreign minister was upset by miscreants outside the Indian embassy in London, and the media here said, 'British miscreants' protested outside our embassy. The facts — a kerfuffle between Indians holding foreign passports and Indians who do not, disagreeing about India's political decisions. All other British people were at the pub.
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