Rishi Bhatt wanted to spend a nice day with his family in the popular tourist town of Pahalgam in the Indian part of Kaschmir. The family man missed the chance to enjoy the view during a zipline ride over the Baisaran -Valley. He also made a video of his cable ride. He later became aware that Islamic murderers are currently doing a massacre among him.
The shots of the smiling man from the Indian state (see below) spread after the massacre, in which a total of 26 tourists died and which leads to a dangerous escalation in the controversial Kaschmir region. “I only noticed what happened under 20 seconds after the start,” Bhat remembered in a conversation with the Indian TV broadcaster Bharat Express.
“We hide until we no longer heard shots”
“I saw five or six people who were shot. My wife and son screamed. I opened my belt before the end of the journey and jumped down,” continued the man, who had found a refuge with his wife and child, where they waited until no shots were heard.
“After eight to ten minutes we jumped up and ran to the main gate. Then shots died and people died again.” There she then brought the Indian army to safety, which then also secured the area. The Indian police remain in search of three attackers from the Pakistani extremist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (Let) and exposed a premium of two million rupees (more than 20,000 euros).
Military escalation fear
In the meantime, firing changes between Pakistani and Indian soldiers along the so -called control line takes place almost daily. The signs of a military escalation in the controversial region of Himalayas are also increasing. The Pakistani secret service has “credible knowledge”, according to which India an attack plant in the next 24 to 36 hours, wrote the Pakistani minister of information Attaullah Tarar on Wednesday about the short reports of the short reports X.
Source: Krone
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