06:22I can't hear, that's why I'm asking you to lift the mic a little higher.
06:24Okay, now can you listen?
06:26Yeah, okay.
06:27I am Neha from Andhavad Miller.
06:30I have two questions.
06:31One is that after this Operation Sindhu, the tourism was getting back to normalcy.
06:38But last week when the terrorist was shot dead, so there is again an anxiety among people.
06:45Because we got them from your state only.
06:52And secondly, if we are coming there, what would be the enhanced security measures now?
06:58Surprisingly, you've turned the whole thing around.
07:10And this is contrary to the questions that I was being asked in Calcutta a few weeks ago.
07:16In Calcutta, I was being asked that how will you assure tourists that they are safe
07:23when the people behind the Pahram attack have not yet been killed or killed?
07:29Now, today I'm being told or asked that if the people who were responsible for Pahram have been killed,
07:35how are we safe?
07:38I mean, how do I win?
07:42The fact, I think you should be assured that our security forces did not slacken it.
07:51It took a bit of time, but they didn't stop their hunt for these people.
07:59And all three of them were killed in an encounter.
08:03Now, I think it's important also to note that none of these terrorists were killed anywhere near
08:10habited areas.
08:13It's not like they were killed in the heart of Sirinagar or near Pahram or near Gulmarg
08:17or near Sanmarg or anywhere a tourist would go.
08:20They were killed high up in the mountains, hiding in a jungle somewhere.
08:25So their presence in that mountain is no reflection on the safety and security of tourists in our tourist areas.
08:37Linking that to the second question you asked, enhanced security.
08:41In the immediate aftermath of the Pahram attack, almost our entire tourist destination base was closed for a security audit.
08:54And we only started reopening those destinations once we were satisfied with the security audit that was done.
09:01Even today, as I speak to you, some of the areas are closed.
09:04They will only open when we are satisfied that those places are safe.
09:10I don't want to sort of say too much, because obviously a lot of the things that we do from a security point of view are not for public consumption.
09:23But please rest assured we will not open places, nor could I be promoting tourism in Jarmu-Kishmir,
09:31if I was not satisfied with the steps that have been taken to secure our destinations.
09:37Sir, let me say it.
09:38Sir, let me say it.
09:40Sir.
09:41No, I'm sorry, you have to ask a question once again.
09:43Sir, in the first time, Amir Shah Ji was checking the security department in Kashmir.
09:50Our request was moved from the U.S. Department of State in the United States.
10:01I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I was going to ask a question.
10:07Yes, I'm sorry.
10:08Why wasn't it?
10:10Yes.
10:11foreign
10:25foreign
10:39Yeah, I think that's it.
10:45It's the same.
10:47I think it's a different.
10:48I think that's what's the situation.
10:53It's a different situation.
10:56I think it's a different situation.
10:58I feel like it's a different situation.
11:01I feel like we're going to get a certain situation.
11:06So we have to hold the destination.
11:08If you are local, you are going to keep something good.
11:12We need to have a better responsibility.
11:16I am saying that the responsibility of the responsibility of the Raksha
11:20is to have the responsibility of the Raksha.
11:22People have done the responsibility of the Raksha,
11:24and the government's responsibility of the Raksha.
11:28So we also have to give the responsibility of the Raksha.
