Indian pilot Nandan’s new video message has just surfaced before his return to India. In which he praised the professionalism of the Pakistan Army and took the Indian media to task.
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According to details, the Indian pilot said in his video message that he was trying to find his target, the Pakistan Air Force plane which shot down, his own plane. When the plane crashed I ejected, I fell down and there were a lot of people had very high morale and came after me.
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Indian Pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan said, “I threw my pistol to save my life and tried to flee from there but the people caught me. At the same time 2 young men of the Pakistan army came who saved me from the locals”.
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Abhinandan added that the Pakistan Army men took him to their unit where he was given first aid. After which he was examined in the hospital. The Indian pilot sharply criticized his country’s media, saying that the Indian media adds fuel to the fire, to provoke the people.
“I have spent time with the Pakistan Army. The Pakistan Army is a very professional body, and I am very impressed with its attitude”, said Abhinandan Varthaman.
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Regarding the Kashmir issue, Abhinandan said that “neither I, nor you, know what is happening to Kashmiris. We must think peacefully about it. The Pakistan Army is very strong and professional. I am very impressed with the attitude of the Pakistani army”.
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“Fighting happens when there is no peace. I don’t know how to bring peace, but I know there should be peace,” said the arrested Indian pilot. “I see no reason for any kind of stress. I want peace in both our countries and we can live in peace”.
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