He was a terrorist... Cornered and collared by locals...
Last night I watched "raazi' movie... and believe me my heart is still feeling the dual pain of loosing Atal Ji and the story of sehmat... going through each and every material available over internet... some are mentioned below:
“I knocked at her door, she opened it, and I said I’m so-and-so. I used my rank (Lieutenant Commander) as well. Very politely, but very firmly, she said, ‘I don’t want to discuss’ and went inside. Before going in she said sorry and then she shut the door. I sat outside with a bottle of water in my hand. At about 4:45 pm, she opened the door again and saw me sitting outside. She said, ‘Please come in.’ And that is when she spoke in bits and pieces.
“I asked her, ‘Why are you here?
“She said, ‘Because Abdul lived here.’
“‘Who was Abdul?’
“She said, ‘He was their (her Pakistan family) most favourite servant’.
“‘What happened to him?’
“‘He died.’ ‘How did he die?’
“‘I crushed him under a truck.’
“Now, that lady – god willing, you will see her poster in the near future – her hands are incapable of killing even a mosquito!”
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“Here’s this Kashmiri woman who fought for her country. When I spoke to Dr Farooq Abdullah about her he said, ‘You want one Sehmat? You will find thousands in Srinagar."
Extracts from Quint...
IF any Indian or Pakistani member have further info... i would love to read about that...
You are trained, but you are left to fend for yourself. That’s the job. The nation can’t be embarrassed if you are caught. You are disowned.
