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00:30for the contribution they have made for the safety of the country.
00:39How do you see this?
00:41We thank them.
00:43We thank them again and again.
00:45And we would also like to tell you that
00:48one of our soldiers, who has served for almost two decades,
00:52works in very difficult areas of the country.
00:55Sometimes in the cold of the snow,
00:58where the temperature is minus 50 degrees,
01:01the next moment he is sent to work for the country.
01:05In the deserts, where the temperature is plus 45, plus 50 degrees.
01:10After working in both places, when he goes back to his village,
01:15to his city,
01:16he also becomes a very important member of society,
01:22a very important pillar of society, where he contributes.
01:27So I think that the discipline that we bring,
01:30a soldier of the army,
01:32who goes back to society as a veteran,
01:35he is still contributing to some extent.
01:38Many of our senior officers,
01:40even after wearing the uniform of four or four and a half decades,
01:44and then going back,
01:45despite being old,
01:46in the society, where they are in the community,
01:49they are giving something or the other back to that community.
01:52So we are very grateful for this and thank you.
01:56But today in Akhnoor, the defense minister said that
01:59without POKK, Jammu and Kashmir is incomplete.
02:04How do you see this statement?
02:06There is no repetition in this.
02:09Jammu and Kashmir used to be a fiscal boundary at one time.
02:15And it will only be complete when the whole of Jammu and Kashmir,
02:19which includes POJK, POGP, Gultari, Gilgit-Baltistan, etc.,
02:24will be included in our country again.
02:29Then we will understand Jammu and Kashmir completely.
02:33And I have faith that that time will definitely come.
02:40The defense minister also said about the war of 1965
02:44that how our Muslim brothers
02:46fought against terrorism and sacrificed.
02:49And among all this, he said that 80% of the terrorists in the country
02:54enter from the Pakistani side.
02:57He is right.
03:00First of all, when we talk about terrorists or terrorism,
03:05in Jammu and Kashmir,
03:08according to the way our Pandit brothers were removed from there,
03:14along with that, a lot of Muslims were also removed.
03:17Unfortunately, it is often hyphenated,
03:20but both the communities are suffering from it.
03:26And even today, the terrorism,
03:29actually, we see terrorist numbers many times.
03:32I never see terrorist numbers.
03:34I see terrorism.
03:36Because the number of terrorists can sometimes be less,
03:38sometimes more, sometimes our people can be more terrorists,
03:41Pakistani and foreign terrorists can be less.
03:44Both these things,
03:46Pakistan keeps playing a game against a strategy.
03:49But I see terrorism, which is more dangerous.
03:53There is an idea that radicalization works in it.
03:56On the basis of religion, on the basis of separatism,
03:59by producing a different kind of myth and running a narrative,
04:04that is very dangerous.
04:07Not 80%, but I think 99% runs from there.
04:11A small virus spreads from our country.
04:15So we have to be aware of it, we have to be careful.
04:18And it is very dangerous for our country, not only for Jammu and Kashmir,
04:21but for our entire country.
04:24The Prime Minister tweeted and said,
04:27we express gratitude to the brave women and men
04:29who dedicated their life to safeguard our nation.
04:33I think we should be thankful to the Prime Minister
04:39for having expressed his gratitude
04:42on a public platform, social media platform.
04:46I must also add in here
04:49that there are a large number of defence personnel
04:54who become veterans after about just two decades of service in the uniform.