A woman whose argument with security personnel at Ladakh's Minamarg Check Post went viral has apologised to the Indian Army. (Image via X: @IndianArmyinJK)
There is hardly any person on the internet who hasn’t watched the video of the viral woman lashing out at Army personnel in Ladakh for closing a road due to security reasons. Now, in an interview with a TV channel, she issued an apology, saying that her judgment was clouded when she lashed out and said the Gen-Z protests a month ago had a deep impression on her.
The viral incident happened in the Minamarg Check Post area in Ladakh. In the video, the woman is seen arguing with the security personnel over inconvenience due to the allegedly ‘blocked’ check post. “We are Gen Z. We will not tolerate this nonsense! We will not tolerate this nonsense,” she could be heard sayiing on the video.
The woman has now apologised to the Indian Army in an interview with NDTV.
In the interview, the woman said: “I respect the Indian Army so much. I could never dream that they would feel bad because of something I said. That day, we were travelling from Ladakh to Delhi. We didn’t know there was going to be a VIP movement. We waited for three to four hours in the morning, and when we asked a soldier how much longer it would be, he said another hour.
Actor Ranvir Shorey has also called for the Indian Army and the public to forgive a girl after she apologised for her earlier outburst. In a post on X, he said that the woman’s apology is earnest and sincere and urged people to move on. Shorey also criticised others for using the phrase “We are Gen-Z” to justify or promote offensive content.

The woman said that she was in a state of ‘extreme distress’ since the video went viral. She said that it was a month-old video. As per a report by NDTV, Ladakh Police said the video dates back to around Kargil Vijay Diwas on July 26, when the road was temporarily closed for security reasons. The incident took place near the Minimarg check post in the Dras area where travel on the Minimarg-Zoji La-Sonamarg road had been restricted during the security arrangements.