'Gen Z' woman in viral Ladakh video breaks silence, says clip not correct
The woman, in the viral video, was seen arguing with security personnel at the Minimarg checkpoint, objecting to the alleged ‘behaviour’ with ‘tourists’.
A 25-year-old woman from Ladakh, who sparked controversy with a viral video of her shouting at Indian Army personnel at the Minimarg checkpoint, has now apologized and clarified that the footage is inaccurate. The woman, speaking to NDTV, claimed the video was taken a month ago and that her words were distorted. She explained that her group was delayed due to VIP movement in the region, waiting for six hours before confronting the security personnel.
The woman expressed her frustration about the lengthy wait and the road's closure, stating that they faced significant inconveniences despite paying taxes. However, she reiterated her regret over her angry outburst and emphasized her deep respect for the Indian Army.
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