Incredible Story of Col Sajjad, Bengali in Pak Army, Who Gave India Secrets that Helped Win 1971 War

50 years ago in August 1971, a 20-year old Bengali officer serving as a Lieutenant in Pakistan’s elite 14th Para-Brigade, stationed in Sialkot, crossed the border carrying in his boots critical military documents and vital battle information which, months later, invaluably helped the Indian army win the war between India and Pakistan. That officer’s name was Lt. Col. Quazi Sajjad Ali Zahir. Today, in an exclusive 29-minute interview to Karan Thapar for The Wire, he recounts and relives the almost unbelievable story that made him one of the youngest war heroes of 1971.
Col. Sajjad - as he now is - tells the story of his escape from Pakistan and why he believed he had to do this. He recounts how he had to hide in a gorge to avoid firing and deliberately did not surrender to the BSF for fear they might “trade him” with the Jhelum Rangers but chose instead to be captured by the CRPF, very close to the Samba Highway.
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[@baizidrob]

Joy Bangla , Jai hind ... 🙏🙏🙏 Love and respect from Bangladesh to all my Indian brothers and sisters ... 💖

[@fotiquemiah2374]

Joy rubbish

[@Nargis_Akter2024]

@@fotiquemiah2374 Pakistan is going sri lanka. Think it about it.

[@r.k3261]

@@Nargis_Akter2024 he's Pakistani they hate us

[@miked999]

Joy Bangla bondhu 🙏🙏 We have a bright future ahead to look up to my friend. Both of our nations have huge potential to better the lives of millions. And work toward a stronger, more secure, and prosperous South Asia.

[@baizidrob]

@@miked999 love and respect from Bangladesh bondhu ❤️🙏

[@petergomes8788]

Col Sajjad, You just brought tears to my eyes. Fifty long years. I stood on the bank of Buriganga opposite Kamrangir Char. Still feels like yesterday. I am so proud of you. Engineer P C GOMES. Toronto.

[@syediqbal2543]

Peter gomes if that’s your real name you should be worried about what’s happened to your churches and villages

[@native5647]

@@syediqbal2543 that is the reason he moved to Canada

[@nilanjangupta763]

@@syediqbal2543 the same can be said about your country and what your Co-religionists are engaged in.

[@syediqbal2543]

@@nilanjangupta763 you mean lynching if you think someone eat cow meat 🥩 while Indian Hindu are largest exporter of cow meat 🍖 not mentioned you’re capital is a rape capital of the world as per your father American and western world they have travel advisory 😅😅😇😇😂

[@crichighlights2531]

He is safer than a Ahmedia in pak​@@syediqbal2543

[@vijayghatage5780]

My father was in first Maratha Batalian the Jungi in Jamalpur in Bangladesh. I was boy of fifteen years. Listening to this interview I could not have imaginened those days that, this kind of thing could also happen, a young Pak lt.taking such a drastic unbelievable step, to save mother land, and it's fellow citizens, crossing over to Indian side of border,a really perfect stuff for Bollywood. Respected Col.Saheb , may almighty bless you with long happy and healthy and prosperous Life. Amen.

[@mallikamazumdar5236]

Bollywood dominated by D gang ,allegiance is towards Pakistan. They hate Bangladeshi.

[@mdabulhasan3901]

I am from Jamalpur Bangladesh. My grandma’s younger brother was martyred in the battlefield of 1971 in Jamalpur.

[@joydeb4090]

Brilliant Interview,A classic narration can be made into a full wa r movie .

[@Iqbal-xv9di]

You are right.. don't worry , planning for a film and Sajjad who is actually not Sajjad is just here to give interview. these are first steps of film making because they know but you don't know that Pakistan is also making a film "lost forever" and to counter it they are going to produce a movie.

[@shawkatkhan1288]

Being a Bangladeshi I'm proud of you sir.

[@iqbalsandu8182]

@Khyber Pakhtunkhwa pakistans level of education seems to have not changed lmao, still uneducated and subjugated

[@neilmichael2676]

What a humble man!! As an Indian I am honoured to even hear your story!! These are the people who give 'patriotism' its true definition!!

[@rajeshrautela]

Very nice interview. Was wondering 2 -3 days back while watching 71 war documentary , how many war heros of 71 war would be alive since it's been 50 years and average age of a soldier would be 30 years. Here we could listen to a hero who was 20 yrs old that time and he can still move people to tears thinking about that time and lamenting the loss his parents. I Wish Good health to Col Sajid. You are doing a great job recognising war heros

[@mohammedfaruquzzaman9487]

Yes, he did tremendous job for our country.

[@kailashkaushik5516]

You can't become a colonel at 20 yrs age!

[@kailashkaushik5516]

Even Major-General GD Bakshi participated in BD war!

[@nkmedium9903]

@@kailashkaushik5516 he was a leuitenant then

[@kailashkaushik5516]

@@nkmedium9903 then when did he become a Colonel?

[@mdimteazahmed3061]

Hero of our Nation. Proud Bangali 🇧🇩❤️

[@hasanchoudhury5401]

Excellent factual narratives and analysis ! So proud of our hero Col . Sajjad and the other heroes! I knew Col. Rob Choudhury and I met Col. Osmani in Kolkata, while I came to join the Mukti Bahini from the USA in 1971 ! Regards.

[@johnalexander4982]

Incredible story. I wish we Indians were taught more about the Liberation War of 1971.

[@ghazalarehman9319]

You will taught more about liberation of ladakh one day..

[@ayushbanerjee832]

@@ghazalarehman9319 we will be taught about liberation of pak by india🤣🤣

[@AmeenKhan-eh8ol]

These true stories somehow doesn’t reach the common man or purposely hidden by political parties. Truly incredible one.

[@rameshg2717]

Superb interview, for those who say India got freedom in 2014. You have to remember the amazing things that we have done for other nations. We are fortunate to have wonderful leader's, who made us noble in world stage. It's sad one man is trying to take all credit for it. Thanks for the interview.

[@afzalhasmi6719]

thanks Brother, you are also petriot in the Bengali society . Joy Bangla.

[@kkfan1269]

No.singke man is trying to take taking credit..first PPL.should intelligent to.unserstand that how family party treated army ..or that party is not the same as of 50's. That other man ur pointing too is doing great for the country..

[@Sahil-Exm]

A great interview… Thanks Colonel Sajjad .. Thanks Indian Army, Thanks Mukti Vahini Soldier’s for making justice to the innocent Bangladeshi People… 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@krishnakanhaiya111]

Salute to you Col. Sajjad. You stood for your country, people and against injustice. Jai Hind, Joy Bangla...🙌

[@samratbose5470]

What comes forth at once is the humility and simplicity of Col Sajjad. An example to us all.

[@kamaleshmohapatra6903]

Wounderful story. So India and Bangladesh should not forget that we r friends for ever. Jai Hindustan

[@anniemody]

This was an incredible interview & what amazes me more is that Bollywood has not thought of making this into a movie over the last 50 years.

[@newsjunkieish]

Now they will with Akshat Kumar as the Punjabi protagonist who gave these secrets.

[@hakunamatata3935]

@@newsjunkieish hahaha

[@hakunamatata3935]

You will get much more interesting stories of bravery, if you start reading about other Bangladeshi freedom fighters. It was a do or die situation for us. So the fighters had to do things which others in normal circumstances cannot even imagine. My 18 year old uncle fought for 9 months and was martyred with 11 bullets. My 18 year old nephew plays games all day 🙄

[@mohammedfaruquzzaman9487]

This is was untold story safety reason for col. Sajjad.

[@noahh6291]

They offered Amitabh to play is sheikh mujibur and offered abhishek to play as young mujib. Bangladesh did not approve it. Bangladesh said please don’t stir the wound.

[@leo-sm5gz]

Being a young pakistani I hv been listening bengalis were traitors but since last 10 years I hv no confusion that it was west pakistan ruling elite mainly our forces who forced them to make bengladesh. I feel sorry for Jinnah,s Pakistan as it has more worse enemies inside it than outsiders. In 1971, my country defeated, my people suffered ,two nation theory challenged

[@believesin1701]

Pakistan k banne se sirf nuksaan hua hai...aur sabse zyada Indian Muslim's ka... yahan k musalmano k liye aaj bhi Pakistan ka naam sir me dard ki wajh hai.....

[@ziaarefinazad578]

Thanks Karan and the Wire for such an interview. There are thousands of heroic stories in our war of Liberation. Almost every single person suffered in 1971. But, we are a grateful and dignified nation. Col. Sajjad carried that spirit. Hats off to him.

[@satyabratasarkar6437]

Colonel Sajjad will make an extraordinary movie, believe me. Here is something that's simply mind blowing. Would be nothing less than blockbuster.

[@spitfire4474]

Mr thapar absolutely amazing interview. Can't be judgmental about col sagat's defection,,our people also followed and joined Netaji subash chander bose(INA).. That be that ,you brought out that piece of history that most would have overlooked... Most people know the story of a paf pilot flt lt Matuir rehman and pilot of Minas both honored by their respective countries after the war..where rehman wanted to defect to India in his T33 and pilot offr Minas failed his attempt.both died in the crash because young Minas fought with the controls and crashed the trainer aircraft...heros for their countries. thanks Mr karan thapar

[@kottusekhar9237]

We were upper primary students then. We used to hear a lot of stories about killings and refugees pouring into India. The Indian News Review in the theatres was showing moving images of Bangladehis. I remember very well the 'Bangladesh tax' (10 paise) levied on cinema tickets. After the victory the college students in our town took out a huge procession in which we children shouted slogans. All that we knew was India defeated Pakistan and vivisected it. The whole nation was jubilant. Elders in our families got glued to radio sets and felt elated at the turn of events. Later we realized that national pride was at its zenith in December 1971, as never before or after. The sacrifices of East Bengalis are to be written in golden letters. Thousands of Bangladeshis like Col Sajjid had scripted a new chapter in the history of liberation struggles.

[@adityataur3295]

What a great man!! This true story deeply touched my heart!! Thank you so much to THE WIRE for coming up with this interview 🙏

[@TahirKhan-wt9xn]

traitor & disgrace..... shame

[@user-qc9rq3vb2z]

@@TahirKhan-wt9xn NOPE, TRY TRUE PATRIOT, PKMB FOREVER

[@r.k3261]

@@TahirKhan-wt9xn for you yes for Bangladesh nope

[@ceaselesswhisperer4254]

Touching story! Great interviewee. Impatient interviewer, as usual. Thapar is so interested in the military story that has been repeated so many time that he completely missed the human angle. Col Sajjad, it appears, was open to discussing the cost that his (and others' too) family - mother, sisters, father and brother - paid for his heroics deeds but Thapar wouldn't let him. We missed an opportunity to hear the untold story of millions of common Bangladeshis who fought for the independence of their country.

[@oneforallah]

he is more or less interrogating him as if he is a Pakistani agent who was captured, Karan Thapar is a weird fellow tbh.

[@nasim1547]

Thank you Col Sajjad for your service to our motherland.

[@farooq1st]

Tears in my eyes , joy Bangla.

[@oneforallah]

joy hind joy bangla uncle ji.

[@zahideahmed6998]

This guy is a hero it should be a movie about him

[@bhupindersing6347]

Important thing of col sajjad message is that legacy of 1971 should be remembered and good neighbourly relation strengthened and India as a big brother should treat BANGLADESH with dignity and World Guru image should not be forced upon.

[@samudra11]

thanks well said

[@abhijit1509ibskol]

This Man's journey needs to be converted into a bilingual Bollywood mega movie! It may be chart buster.

[@azimahmad1]

Col sajjad is a living hero ,and seems to be a living character of a recent film RAAZI.very moving legacy of an warrior brought tears in my eyes.

[@zeekayentertainment4349]

Till today, I have paid respect to our Bengali brothers.....no doubt that two brothers, from the same parents, can quarrel but it doesn't mean that common enemy should be provided a chance to laugh on you or your "brotherhood".....

[@Asterix0110]

Wonderful story. Having lived through the Liberation War, it brings back many memories. Thanks Colonel-sahib. And thanks to Karan.

[@ramamurtipaluri2420]

Really incredible. A true warrior , freedom fighter of his country. I hope Bangladesh will ever be friendly with India. Indians are proud of the way Bangladesh is making economic progress and settled its disputes with India. There will of course be some pro Pakistani rogue elements. The nation will prosper if it keeps,up secular. The nation could be religious which is to be regarded as personal without mixing it up with administration, governance and politics to,prosper. Best wishes to Bangladesh.

[@mahmudulhasanmahikhan5281]

Salute to Lt. Col Sajjad sir. Our hero 🇧🇩

[@Shiva_The_King_007]

Bro but now your people are supporting just fot the religion sake ....

[@priyasangwan4436]

such a great man col. sajjad .. India must always take care of its younger siblings...south asia is a family the sooner we realise better of us all

[@RupeshSingh-yp1mw]

What n experience.....a person goes beyond his emotions to help his country ..his people....we indians salute people like col sajjad sir who loves his mother land so much...we should thank sajjad sir for his cooperation to indian army....

[@mortuzanannu5804]

We are proud of all the officers those who deserted pak army to liberate their mother land,they ignored value of their personal life for the mother land,I salute all of them including padmasrre col Sajjad,long live

[@sarajitkumarsen1605]

This is one among the best interviews on Wire. It demonstrates that a soldier fights for the people of his country and a mercenary for money. Pakistani army is a rogue army which kill its own people.

[@GolbalEduVentures]

nagaland manipur AFSPA Northeast ?

[@angryyoungman2281]

@@GolbalEduVentures Why AFASPA was imposed? Know about history.

[@GolbalEduVentures]

@@angryyoungman2281 you learn about irom sharmila and 16n year struggle against killing rapes in manipur

[@yaseenameer4584]

Col. Sajjad, I salute to you, What u have done for Ur Bangla Bandu. Now same Situation arising for Indian Muslims, what Pakistani was done to Bangla Bandu,The same BJPs SANGHIS ,Sister Organisation, doing to Indian Muslims. What is Ur Answer.

[@vpn2830]

Please ask Pakistani & Bangladeshi Army to attack India and liberate Indian Muslims. I am sure it wont be a difficult task for them.

[@KaranSingh-vl4tr]

People of Balochistan will create an Independent country very soon. Same situation in Balochistan as in Dhaka 1971.

[@anandsengar6602]

Propaganda

[@S1n6341]

Many of my relatives were solider in Bangladesh fighting with Pakistani army , the Pakistani army had killed at least 4 millions Bangladeshi and raped hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshi women, my uncle told me they found naked Bengali women in the bunker of Pakistani solider , Indian solider through their blanket shirts and even turban for these poor Bengali women , it was such an tragic situation in Bangladesh, the Pakistani general TIKKA KHAN openly declared in 1971 we need Bangladesh not Bengali .

[@sougatamukherjee1975]

Colonel Sajjad is so articulated and so correct in choice of words. Salute to you sir.

[@JohnLincolnUSA]

A brilliant interviewer and an incredible hero. A riveting story that needs to be told. I am sure Bollywood writers are scripting away right now,

[@shashidharankpadikkal9988]

He wanted to create Bangladesh 🇧🇩 that’s why he helped indian army

[@arjunsdhillon]

Really nice interview. Respect for Col Sajad and his bravery at a very young age. True patriot and a very good subject for a web series

[@gregario888]

Somebody's hero can at any time be called as somebody else's quisling!

[@r.k3261]

Well that's true

[@ferrukhrehman8268]

Being a student of history my Question is?. Hussain Shaheed Suhraward raised the issue of "United Bengal" two or three times during the period 1937-46. Why Mr Nehru didn't help Suhrawardy in attaining his dream of United Bengal,instead rejected the idea when he contacted to Mr Nehru ?Where as Mr. Jinnah expressed his willing to cooperate with Suhrawerdy in attaining his political dream?

[@mohammadmian7700]

An excellent point very few people know about it. Perhaps Nehro wanted to snatch West Bengal.

[@native5647]

Bangalis dont know this history about how Nehru played with them not giving them the united Bangal while Jinnah was all for it Banglais has a short memory and basically boot likers of their masters.

[@Sahil-Exm]

Nehru was cunning… He should not be the PM for India…

[@amolkhobaragade]

The reason United Bengal issue raised by Sharat Chandra Bose and Suhravardy was put down by Congress because Nehru didn't wanted to balkanize India and wanted as much as territory with India.

[@Jjjjhhhjjj-sd9hm]

@@mohammadmian7700 Muslims snatched Bengal from India You know Bengal was historically a integral part of ancient civilizations of India Muslims are not Bengali And Subhash Chandra Bose one of the prominent leaders of Bengal fight for India he is proud Indian if he was alive then he will not let Bengal divided

[@viren1707]

Story of Bangladesh proves that….India was with humanity…..

[@user-fv3xr6ce7j]

Salute to you Sir. (Whenever I think of d torture esp d bengali women went thr, my heart ache)

[@banglamusiclive2690]

Thanks to Indian armed forces huge contribution during our freedom struggle 1971. No we have not forgotten. Yes my beloved Dhaka, the city of my birth is named after the Temple of Maa Dhakeshwari (Durga). Coming from a Muslim family; I am proud of this history and the beautiful name of the temple and the city. There is no point of following any religion if it cannot teach you humanity, tolerance, peace and harmony. Apart from few incidents here and there; we the Bangalis from Bangladesh irrespective of our religious background love to live together in peace. I guess for us the Bangalis at times, we love our food and culture are more important than our religions. Amar shonar bangla ami tomai onek beshi valobashi. Joy Bangla Jai hind.

[@samsunnabi4453]

Syed Abdul Gani...the friend of the Bangabandhu from Indian side, worked as secretary at Dacca court..

[@miked999]

Incredible interview. Brought tears. More power to you dear Sir! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@syedrahman8598]

I salute you. You are the real hero.

[@shubhmishra1125]

Such a gentleman.

[@hakunamatata3935]

What a sweet and humble guy. Very proud of our freedom fighters 💖❤️

[@shantanushinde4305]

karan thapar's father was a indian army general

[@avibanerjee96]

Col Sajjad is a hero of the subcontinent

[@ahmadnaeemkhan8924]

He is trator

[@mallikamazumdar5236]

Amazing video. Great man Col.Sajjad

[@Loksog47]

It's a gem of an interview. Liked every second of it. 💎

[@dilipjadhav2578]

Great interview and recognizes the real spirit of friendship bet India andBangla Desh

[@practicalopinion1013]

I am glad Col Sajjad is able to see Bangladesh as a free country, great story of courage and determination.

[@anilraghavan]

Hats off col sajjad.hope to meet you one day

[@terwandersingh3605]

For my mother I will dedicate my life.

[@deepakeshavan4233]

Loved this interview 🙌 what a humble man

[@mohammedfaruquzzaman9487]

I salute you col.Sajjad bottom of my heart ♥️ thanks to wire for this valuable interview.🙏

[@krisgray1957]

Brought tears .

[@musicmania1959]

Incredible story of courage and dedication

[@abiswas8044]

A good interview. Thanks for all concerned person behind the creation of the same

[@pankajsinha5830]

wow...what a great character! salute

[@zionisthindurepublican7989]

Traitors of one side are heroes to others ... Before him Muslim ummah had Mir Jafar , Mir Sadiq etc Mir Jafar served as the commander of the Bengali army under Siraj ud-Daulah, the Nawab of Bengal, but betrayed him during the Battle of Plassey and succeeded Daulah after the British victory in 1757. Mir Jafar received military support from the East India Company furthering British victory Mir Sadiq held the post of a minister in the cabinet of Tipu Sultan of Mysore. In the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War in 1798-99, he allegedly betrayed Tipu Sultan during the Siege of Srirangapatana, paving the way for a British victory Fast Forward names have changed but characters remain the same and paved the way for Indian victory and creation of Bangla Desh

[@vpn2830]

Cope, seethe, whine.

[@dams0001]

Just as Lanka had Ravan's brother Vibheeshan.

[@kps129]

@@dams0001 vibheeshan stood for the truth and justice

[@ChefJapvirVohra]

Incredible story indeed 👏

[@qayyumtv4312]

See brother of Mir Sadiq and Mir jaffar

[@mjabedin7736]

Mr. Karan Thapar, I'm from Bangladesh and always an admirer of your wonderful presentations and interviews. Especially, we know from your interviews with different pesonalities about Indian democracy,rule of law and the press freedom. Do you know that consecutive Indian governments have been associated with undermining the democracy in Bangladesh? Our last election was even stolen by Sk Hasina regime overnight prior to election day! Astonishingly India and China have been behind this government. The US and democratic world are totally against this fascist regime because of destroying all of our institutions! If Indian democracy is on life supported as mentioned by Mr. Siddart Vardarajan,Bangladesh democracy is about to be graved! May I request you to get into the deep why our friends who helped us to gain independence in 1971 behind a party instead of the people of Bangladesh? Still in your country you have voting rights but for the last 10 years Bangladeshi voters had no rights to cast their votes since this regime has become North Korean Kim like authortarian thug!

[@superindian7700]

What is Sheikh Haseena doing to supress people? Can you tell? We don't know much about it.

[@S1n6341]

Salute to great Bangladeshi General SAJID , he is real hero of both india and Bangladesh, not only both countries but he fought for the universal human rights, Bangladesh was a greatest human crisis for all humanity, 4 millions Bangladeshi was butchered in such an inhuman way , hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshi women were raped by Pakistani army .but as their is a saying in English,”EVERY BAD LUCK IS OPPORTUNITY “ now Bangladesh is a very progressive country much better than Pakistan, it is the greatest attribute to the soul of Bangladesh citizens and Indian solider who lay their life for a great cause .

[@taifulhuq9712]

Hats off to u sir, did a great job, god bless u.

[@basudevnandy627]

Great information Col. Sajjad Wishing u happy life

[@noorahmed5649]

His "Deprivation" led him to become an officer then he betrayed the same army which did him every things.

[@foziasultana1552]

People who are commenting on this interview are such a Hippocrates, when India fight for Bangladesh people who are traitors in Pakistan’s view are heroes for India and some bangali people. But if sikhs fought for khalistan they’re traitors in India’s methodology and heroes for Sikhs and remember there were so many heart wrenching stories of demolishing Khalsa and Sikhs😢

[@nazifarahman9198]

Tu kashmir de toh woh khalistan dete hain

[@indiranagar2007]

Commend The Wire for bring us these stories!

[@amitparashar3772]

He is a real hero

[@fashioninn6107]

He is a real traitor

[@rebootal7712]

Great to hear this kind of meaningful dialogue.

[@zengpang3177]

wire should show indian soldiers how to raise both hands quickly when facing soldiers from pakistan China nepal or bangladesh. saving indian soldiers life is more important than territory gains.

[@vpn2830]

Raising both hands is something Pakistani soldiers train for. They have a world record in it. Made in 1971.

[@zengpang3177]

@@vpn2830 you do not want save indian soldiers life, do you?

[@vpn2830]

@@zengpang3177 They can take care of their own lives. And they take care of others lives too. E.g when they allowed 93,000 of your chaps to surrender, when they could have bombed them for days.

[@ab.rashidpapagee9502]

May rest your soul in JAHNAM for ever.

[@DhedhiSohail]

Nobody in hospital took off his shoes and checked the documents,,, how?

[@debkumarmukherjee7569]

Karan, you did a good job for a change

[@ibrahimsyed7387]

Interview of An indian officer who was Trained in PAKISTAN, & Served in Bangladesh.

[@jamilmalik6296]

Very interesting. Thanks to Col. Sajjad for sharing his experiences with all of us and doing his part in liberating his people in very trying times.However, I do not believe someone as junior as him would have possessed any strategically vital/useful information to the Indian army.

[@kailashkaushik5516]

Colonel is not a small rank!

[@native5647]

He duped Indian Army or they just want to find a hero to give him an award he graduated 3 months before the war starts everything he claimed to start was already well underway he is lying to his teeth

[@jamilmalik6296]

Agree with Native. I graduated from PMA in early 1972. No Lieutenant is privy to strategic, high level information. I am glad he made it across. East Pakistanis were never treated well by the West Pakistanis.

[@adilwahla544]

@@jamilmalik6296 seems like is is your fellow what is your point on his stand? was situation that much worst for bengali officers? and is it true that 40+ of army officers who were bengalis were killed ? thanks

[@akbarhossain203]

Why not ? It was/is possible to have/know about valueable documents even by soldier; what to talk about an officer.

[@prashantbabu1613]

Thapar Can you let the man speak...

[@ajoy.kumardeb133]

So memorable and great story

[@arpitpandey7797]

Glad to watch this video.. Amazing!

[@shakilakhan4594]

Jai Bharat jai Bangladesh Jai vigyaan

[@rajeshwarsn]

This is truly great - he should be the PM of Bangladesh

[@shreeshreemitra4516]

Ufffffff... Brilliant interview sir ♥ ♥ ♥

[@shashidharankpadikkal9988]

Colonel sajjad a big salute 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@subairsubi4105]

Great Story...Super

[@totalinsight9888]

This heroic crossover will almost certainly become a script of a Bollywood movie. Watch out for that folks.

[@fashioninn6107]

Bollywood warriors🤣🤣🤣

[@akhils5055]

OMG ... It's a great interview❤️

[@ismailrahman1203]

It’s hard to believe that a fresh lieutenant had access to battle plans.

[@native5647]

He is a lier nothing else India need to find someone to give a medal and make a hero out of someone all the things he is claiming to have done was already well underway

[@amolkhobaragade]

@@native5647 When you yourself is a liar, you see the world as full of liars.

[@ahmadali.bharti9880]

Imandari ka bemisal chainal thapad sahab great jurnlist

[@Richardanjno]

Saw you at kings college chapel when late ravi shankar concert was held. I presume you were president of Cambridge university union.

[@haroonfarooq1987]

A proud Ghadar

[@kaaaah2003]

Hero for one coubtry but traitors for another.

[@kaaaah2003]

@emu mukti Becareful, now his DNA is made like this so he can betray again.

[@nazifarahman9198]

Who cares about bhi khari opinion