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His reaction came in response to a video going viral on social media, purportedly of a woman shouting and creating a ruckus at the Minimarg checkpoint in Kargil, Ladakh. She was among several tourists waiting to cross the barricaded area.

The incident took place on July 25, when the movement of the defence minister and the Army chief along the Zojila-Gumri route led to traffic restrictions in the area, the Times of India reported, citing sources. HT could not independently verify the authenticity of.

What Happened

Officials said the two were scheduled to travel by air, but bad weather forced them to fly by helicopter to Gumri, from where they travelled by road towards Kargil, according to the report. The woman, in the video, could be heard saying.

• The J&K chief minister said he discussed with Gor the relations between New Delhi and Washington with a specific focus on Jammu and Kashmir.

• So, we will be looking at if the travel warning that is imposed and recommended by the United States is something that should be downgraded because, as I said earlier, this is a beautiful.

• He added that Jammu and Kashmir is an important part of India and an incredibly beautiful place.

Key Details

I cannot make any big announcements here today, but it is something we are going to look at.

• The United States puts out travel warnings and every so often, we re-evaluate those travel warnings.

• Gor said that the United States will reconsider the advisories on travel to Jammu and Kashmir as the central government and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah have taken steps to make it a safer place.

• In an unrelated development, CM Abdullah on Wednesday met US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor, who is on a two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.

Why It Matters

She was seen arguing with the security personnel at the checkpoint and said that they were tourists, not Kashmiris who, she said, were subjected to such behaviour.

What Reports Say

Coverage of the story so far points to:

• Continued reporting by Hindustan Times as more details emerge