With Pakistan considering shutting down its airspace for India, Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said here on Thursday
Puri said in New Delhi, "Every country will take its own measures...We were subjected to that experience recently and we will put in place systems and measures designed to deal with the issues and challenges."
Addressing a press conference post a media workshop here, Puri also said on Thursday, "I see all kinds of statements coming out from different parts of commentators, people, etc. All I can tell you is that the secretary and I keep discussing these issues. We do not want to anticipate developments, and that would also not be correct."
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