Bahalkam Attack NIA Update – Gipline Operator’s Question … Allah Hu -Qabar’s slogans were raised, recorded in the video – Bahlkham Attack Jip Line Operator NIA questioned after the NIA questioned.
The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) will investigate the Gipline Operator in Jammu and Kashmir. The move took place after Rishi Bhatt’s report to Aj Dhak, in which he demanded to investigate the operator. After hearing the sound of the bullet, Rishi had said that the operator raised an Islamic slogan and then sent them forward to the Gipline. The Nia and Jammu and Kashmir police are now questioning the operator and responding to the operator.
What did Rishi Bhatt say during the conversation with Aj Thak?
During his conversation with Aj Tak, Rishi Bhatt said he knew nothing about the terrorist attack. He was creating a video for fun and then suddenly heard the noise of the shooting. The shooting took two and a half hours.
Rishi Bhatt said, ‘I saw that 4 to 5 terrorists were shot dead by religion. When I was in the gipline, the Gipline operator was first behaving normal. However, when he heard the noise of the shooting from the bottom, he began to raise the slogan “Allah Hu Akbar”.
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What is the latest update of the Bahlkam attack?
After the Bahlkam attack, there is an ancient E -E -Carm in Pakistan what action will be taken. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh then met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take information about military chief Upendra Dwivedi on military products. India handled Rafael Marine aircraft from France and introduced the Navy INS Wickrand Navy into the Arabian Sea.
At the same time, military leader Asim Munir has been criticized in Pakistan and has advised former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to postpone the war. Turkey has also refused to send weapons to Pakistan. Pakistan has been accused of removing terrorists from the launch and hiding in a military shelter.
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After the Bahl -Balgam attack, the concern of postponing the 1960 Indus Water Agreement in India has increased the concern in Pakistan because its pro -Sindh and its associated western rivers are high. Under this agreement, Pakistan got control of these Western rivers (Indus, Jelam, Senap), while India was owned by the East Rivers (Ravi, Beas, Sutlej). India can now control water flow through dams and projects built in the Western rivers, which causes Pakistan to have water and drought.
