‘I tried to flee, Pakistan Army soldiers rescued me’, Abhinandan Varthaman

According to a report by Baaghi TV, the important statement of Indian pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, who was arrested in Pakistan two years ago, has come to light.

In the video, Abhinandan says that when the parachute fell, I did not know whether I was in Pakistan or in my native India. Coming down through the parachute, I saw both the countries side by side. From above, I did not know any difference between the two countries. I didn’t even know if I was in Pakistan or in India. I felt both countries and its people were the same, I was deeply hurt and could not move. When I felt that I was not in my country, I tried to run away. The locals came from behind and they were excited.

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— Baaghi TV باغی ٹی وی (@BaaghiTV) February 27, 2021

“The people who came wanted to catch me,” said Abhinandan. “Two young soldiers of the Pakistan Army came, they rescued me from there. I was taken to the hospital where I was examined. There was a Pakistani army captain, he came, he saved me from those people. The Pakistani army captain gave me first aid”.

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Abhinandan said, “You don’t know what is happening with Kashmiris, nor do I know. We need think with a little patience. I found the Pakistan Army talented, professional and fearless. The Pakistan Army has shown its best and impressive capability. Fighting happens when there is no peace. I don’t know what to do to bring peace. All I know is that there must be peace”.

It should be noted that on February 27, two Indian planes were shot down by the Pakistan Air Force. After the Pulwama attack, Indian planes flew over Balakot and fled, after which the next day Pakistan shot down two Indian planes and the Indian pilot arrested.

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The Pakistan Air Force has announced the decision to celebrate Operation Swift Retort on February 27 every year, Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan said while addressing a function at Air Headquarters Islamabad. I will remember it as “Operation Swift Retort”. “We prostrate before Allah Almighty that Allah has given us the opportunity to fulfill the expectations of the nation. We have been able to respond in a timely and comprehensive manner to the enemy’s aggression during the recent Pak-India tensions,” he said. “In the future too, any kind of aggression by the enemy will be answered more harshly than before”. He further greeted all the members of the Pakistan Air Force.

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