"I was just an enemy pilot who had fired on their locations from the air. And on-ground, I was firing at them. Fortunately, the officer [Air Commodore Kaiser Tufail, the head of the Pakistan Airforce Operation] who came was very mature. He realised the situation, that I am now a captive and now I need not be handled that way," says the Indian Pilot gratefully.
It is a big slap on the proponents of Geneva Convention who brutally mistreated war prisoners from Afghanistan in Guantanamo Bay without any trial . Many of the inmates in Guantanamo and Bagram jail later found to be ordinary civilians who had nothing to do with Al-Qaeda and Taliban.
On the other side of the border, this only happens in BollyWood movies.
Read the full Story in Indian Times
So this should also be happen in Pakistani movies. Believe me not a single media ever highlighted this news. A big question mark? ?????
ReplyDeleteSaba media in Pakistan is anti-Pakistan. believe me. The Bollywood film on Kashmir, Haider is banned in Pakistan. Although it portrayed the sufferings of kashmiris and brutal oppression of Indian forces.
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