Thank you.
If I can go back to the Chandigarh situation, most of the people there are farmers, right? I've seen a number of reactions. Every three months or six months, there is grain, rice, or potatoes, or whatever they grow, and the amount that would come from the market would be 400,000 rupees, or 10,000—big amounts. A number of applications were rejected.
I've seen that they've assumed this was—what do you call it?—this is number two money; this money is perceived to be illegal proceeds.
Is there any way that we can train the visa officers in Chandigarh so that they understand the system? The farmers' money comes twice a year. It's not weekly money or monthly money, but for the year. A huge cheque comes in. I know personally that a number of people were rejected because they asked for the transaction in their account—one of them was for 400,000 rupees—stuff like this. It's not even big money in India anymore.
Is there any way we can train the people in Chandigarh?