“Unless it is imperative”: France advises against Rajasthan in India despite the high fire with Pakistan

If you are considering a tourist stay in the beautiful Rajasthan region in India, you may have to review your projects.

On its dedicated page, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly advises to go there “except the imperative reason.” In question, military tension was still animated in the north of the country after the military escalation with Pakistan, despite the application of a high fire.

“India launched the” Sindor “operation on the night of May 7 in response to Pahalgam’s terrorist attack in Kashmir on April 22. Artillery, missiles and drones have been exchanged since May 7 in several places near the Indo-Pakistani border between the armed forces of the two countries. 10.

“Outlaw”

And to continue: “Any trip to Jammu-Et-Cachemire, in the Kargil district in Ladakh and near the border between India and Pakistan.

So many regions that are generally popular among tourists.

“The situation in Jammu-Et-Cachemire can have repercussions throughout the Indian territory. It is advisable to demonstrate particular surveillance and be regularly informed of the evolution of the situation,” the ministry further warns.

Before the health crisis, French tourists represented about 4% of arrivals in the country, the second European country behind the United Kingdom.