Sqn Ldr Shabbir Alam Siddiqui Shaheed - part 2

Part 2. From the award winning 'Missing in Action' documentary produced in India 2006.

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[sajidgilani]

Only if some how we could stop fighting with each other. Pakistan and India both are grate nations. I am thakful for what Indians have done for a Pakistani widower

[pindi163]

i respect indian media for showing abt paf pilot.

[okamo49]

It is a very touching scene when Begum Shabbir placed her hand on the head of the young Indian Air Force officer. Bought tears to my eyes. May she find peace in her future life.

[greenery4]

There should be only one religion i.e humanity

[jassi18hk]

no more wars please...battle end in a moment buy life cries forever

[sailordoc2007]

He was a handsome young man - may his soul RIP. Patriotism and gallantry are virtues common to the armed forces on both sides of the border

[Asif410]

salute to all soldiers who have made ultimate scarifies for their mother land regardless which side of border they were

and much respect to IAF in a mannor they conduct in this video.

[fastian1987]

Salute to pakistan army and their Wife

[deltavader]

Very touching, I can only try to understand the vacuum that is created in the lives of the near and dear ones on both the sides of the border. I do hope Mrs. Shenaz Siddiqui finds peace, though its a heart wrenching to see her cry. I am sure its the same with us Indians too. For once its nice to see some great comments from both the sides of the fence. God Bless Us All.

[bordermarks]

Thank you for repeating my observation.

Now you look, I am not here to reply to your honored comments and these are my last words for you.

I am free to express my views here, but don't like to indulge.

[bilshd]

cordial thanks to indians and their soldiers at jamnagar base for their support n consideration,.

[sap268]

@ThirdFront You should at the glass as half full rather than half empty. We are ALL human beings. A Pakistani dying for his country deserves as much respect as an Indian dying for his.

As an ex - Indian Army Officer I salute all these dead soldiers.