yeah, well... you've got an office in islamabad. get these facts checked and if i am wrong, i'll withdraw my words. yeah... if pakistan is not involved in kashmir, if it's not a state disordered by pakistan, i'll take my words back. yeah, well... ask your bureau there and they will share the facts with you. in that... let's go by cold facts, not rhetoric. in the course of that answer, mr taneja, you very successfully managed to put the spotlight and attention on pakistan. but throughout this interview, i've tried to ask you about the management of the covid crisis, the economic crisis and the divisions within your country. the management of all of that of your prime minister, narendra modi. and let us end just with a thought about the way in which he continues to push a populist, sectarian message across your country. were you proud of him? did you think it reflected good judgement, when in the late summer he chose to go to ayodhya and celebrate the foundation of a new temple on the site of what was,