These are airlines trying to recover their losses that they made during the pandemic and naturally any company would do that. So then what's the solution? In such a scenario, we've seen the government intervening and after that, prices have in fact fallen by 10 to 15% and in fact, even more than that, but despite that they are much higher compared to what they were a year ago. So what is a long term solution for this? I agree they were much higher than what they were before, but some of the fares have become ridiculously high. I think what is required the airlines are to self govern themselves. Let us not take advantage of the situation of the consumer, the consumers, like I said before the consumers supported you and that is why the growth has occurred. I think the solution is very simple. More airlines should come in, more aircrafts will come in and there will be a certain stage where it will be balanced out. Also, it's quite ridiculous if you see payers going to Delhi are not very expensive. Pays coming from Delhi to bomb are very expensive for some reason, pays out of Delia become very unaffordable. So I think airlines. But sorry to interrupt you. But is self regulation going to help? Because now we relied on that. Then the government intervened. Then we saw some prices falling. So is there more government intervention? The government is not. The government does not intervene the way they intervene during the covid times, where they put a cap on the lower face and the upper face. The government just given suggestion, and I hope the airlines are followed. Auditors self regulated? I do not know, but I think it's a free market economy. The airlines should be allowed to make their decisions. But again, like I said, if they self regulated it, be more reasonable. You see, not everybody is travelling on business. There are people who are travelling because of medical reasons. Schools, exams, debts, emergencies, weddings. So sometimes it will become completely unaffordable to somebody who was up from poverty to from poverty to Delhi, it would become completely unaffordable. That's why I think the airline would say, Right now we are leading to a very dangerous trend. Ultimately, I don't know how strong price will be in the long run. How much impact Aasa will make in the entire market. But we are going to go to a situation where there will be the Tata Group in Air India and the Indigo. So self regulation is what you're seeing is a sustainable solution to the
