Today PAF hit 6 targets in India and Shot down 2 IAF Fighter jets. DG ISPR DG ISPR Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor claimed in
one of those pilots in Wing Commander Abhinandan. In the below 8-year-old Video, you can see Flight lieutenant Abhinandan Varthaman having breakfast and talking with Indian reports about the Life of IAF pilots
The footage shared is from a documentary where the said pilot can be seen getting introduced along with his fellow fighter pilots in an Indian Air Force documentary released on May 16, 2011.
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After Indian Pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman was taken into custody by Pakistani forces on Wednesday old footage of the fighter pilot from 2011 has started making rounds on social media.
Here is another Photo of Wing Commander Abhinandan standing with his fellow IAF personals
According to reports, the detained Indian pilot is said to be the son of a retired Air Marshall and was flying an MiG 21 Bison jet on Wednesday that was shot down by Pakistan Air Force (PAF) with the pilot taken into custody.
Here is Video of Wing Commander Abhinandan Enjoying Tea in Pakistan
Soon after the attack, a footage of the captive being questioned was also released where he can be heard saying: “My name is Wing Commander Abhinandan and my service number is 27981.”
“I am a flying pilot and my religion is Hindu [sic],” he adds further.
“May I request for a little information, sir? Am I with the Pakistani army?” he questioned while refusing to answer any additional probes.
